I've been putting off this review for way too long, but better late than never?…read more Morbidly put, this is where both my parents lie (RIP, Dad 2010 and Mom, 2015). My parents told me once that they drove by it, and immediately decided that this was where they wanted to rest in peace. If I recall correctly, they went ahead and bought the piece of land there years in advance (5-10 years prior to?). As it goes, when their time came, we bought a plaque/slab (not sure what you call it) with both of their names on a beautiful piece of land, along with a sitting bench, titled "Lee Family" under a tree, filled with chimes...and I visit this lovely place to mourn a few times a year. Every time I visit, I hear the chimes...and it feels as if they're greeting me. :( Also, I am SO glad we decided to get the bench. I've actually brought food there to eat under the tree...and it actually felt peaceful. From my recollection (though hazy due to the trauma of both occasions), the service by their staff was really good. I guess my only reservation is that there have been a few occasions when I felt that the upkeep/maintenance could have been better. For instance, it doesn't appear that they do any sweeping or dusting of these plaques. As you may see from the most recent pic, my parents' plaque almost look brown with all the dustiness that gathered over the months. I mean, it's actually a shiny, black marbled plaque, but you'd never know it! Guess I need to bring Windex to scrub off the dirt next time? This place is a bit pricey, but overall, I guess it was worth it. Though a bit of a drive for me, it's always a nice, pleasant place to visit (despite the morbidity of it all)...and surprisingly, not spooky at all.

We had a gentleman, Mr. Paul Martin-Fernandez, come to our home to discuss what services Forest…read moreLawn East Cemetery had to offer. We were so impressed by his presentation and demeanor. The booklet he left with us was an excellent source of information that covered everything one might need to consider for future plans. Paul was an ideal representative. Not pushy, so polite and sincere. We would highly recommend not only Mr. Martin-Fernandez, but Forest Lawn East Funeral Home. Henry & Ethel Allison

Rose Hill Cemetery began in 1829 on the site of the Independent Presbyterian Church, York's first…read morechurch. Unfortunately, the church is no longer extant since 1864. The cemetery is in very good condition and is well maintained. There are clear paths for walking and a few spots near the front are shaded by trees. It is all quite peaceful. A number of the memorials are clearly older and some that have gates and fences are in less than perfect repair. Headstones could use a pressure washing. But the grounds are good. Two prominent York residents buried in the cemetery are Asbury Coward, co-founder of the Kings Mountain Military Academy and Dr. J. Rufus Bratton, head surgeon of the Confederate Hospitals in Georgia. At least eight Union soldiers of the 7th Cavalry and 18th infantry, quartered in York as the Army of Occupation during Reconstruction, are buried in the southeast corner of the cemetery. Three US congresspeople are also laid to reset here, David Edward Finley, Paul Grier McCorkle and Alexander Stuart Wallace. [Review 13889 overall, 1211 of 2020, number 649 in South Carolina.]

Just south of central Fort Lawn, this rectangular cemetery dates back as far as 1834. It is quiet,…read morepeaceful and well-maintained. The cemetery includes a number of civilians as well as some military burials. It has a short semi-paved road that circles through the cemetery and back to the exit. Many of the headstones have flowers indicating that the cemetery remains an active site. [Review 13646 overall, 965 of 2020, number 604 in South Carolina.]

As I was leaving Blacksburg, S.C. yesterday, I passed this old cemetery . Something caught my eye;…read morea familiar name on a newer looking tombstone beside the highway. I decided to return today and enter this cemetery and have a closer look see. I was correct! The buried person in question was the brother of a close friend of mine also deceased. Just touring this cemetery today made me more appreciative that I'm still among the earthly living. I saw a lot of old graves and took some pictures.

I can't thank them enough on how the handled Shauna Hill -Miller Service's.. The entire staff is…read moretop tier. Professional, Understanding and Considerate.. I highly recommend Magnolia funeral and cremations

Completely surrounded by chain link fence and with only one entrance, it's clear that Monroe felt…read morethe need to protect this cemetery from vandals. Some of the older headstones have been damaged and that's a sad thing. This is a large cemetery, taking up six to eight city blocks. It is divided into sections known as "Old," "Western," and "Central" which date back to the early and mid-1800's. Most of the roads in the cemetery are driveable and I was able to park in the part of the cemetery with the hillside where the oldest headstones are located. It is pretty but the grounds are a bit uneven in some places. Watch your step and be aware that this is an active cemetery so also be respectful. [Review 15444 overall, 948 of 2021, number 2991 in North Carolina.]

Just went to Wright's funeral home and I was blown away! The customer service was amazing and the…read moreway Ms. Bridget and Paris had my dad looking brought me to happy tears! If you need anything done funeral wise please use their services!

A few weeks back we lost a loved one, we are not from the area and we don't have a church home near…read morethe area. Once we got the news of the passing of our beloved, I was then tasked with finding a suitable funeral home to provide the services what we will need during this difficult time. As a family member who lives out of state I decided to Google and thru my research I chose to contact the Wright Funeral Home. I am so happy and blessed that I made the correct choice. I called and left a message and Mrs. Wright returned my call promptly and with an empathetic ear she advised me of my options, and also provided info that was of a great help to us. I could tell she knew what she was talking about as her experience oozed over the phone and I was then confident in her handling our loved one's final arrangements after just one call and speaking on the phone to her. She was amazing from start to finish. We submitted the obituary & pictures to them and they did a wonderful job. My family had more face to face dealings with Mrs. Wright and her staff and they all sang praises of how they all were very professional and on point with all things that needed to be addressed. We were very very pleased at the service they provided and on behalf of my family we would like to say: Thank you for all your assistance during this difficult time in our family. God Bless & Thank you so much. xoxoxo

I used Greene Funeral Home for my Dad's cremation a little over a year ago. I was very pleased…read morewith how they handled things, how they kept me informed of the process, and let me know what my options were. The location we used was off Ebenezer in Rock Hill. The place was very pretty, and peaceful - way better than I had thought ahead of time. Not sure why the reviews here are not better made - as I had absolutely no trouble at all - and will be using Greene again for all my future needs. We did a direct cremation, and they provided a room for viewing/seating that was quiet, private - and helpful. I never had any doubt that my Dad was being well looked after.

Do yourself a favor and look for another place to handle your business. This place is only…read moreinterested in money. Planners were more interested in finding out how many mexican children my sister had than verifying the date of birth that needed to be placed on my mother's death certificate (which they coincidentally got wrong). Horrible service. Horrible experience. Horrible all the way around.