They buried my mom in the wrong place then no one would take blame for it. Had we not insisted on…read morewhere she was to be buried(where her tombstone was) no one would have known the better. They were even going to have her tombstone moved! Unbelievable. This was the worst thing ever!!!

I brought my female pup to this establishment to have her cremated as I had to put her down due to…read morecancer. they took my money, but the lies started almost immediately. I was told I could pick her remains that Friday, I had to call, "Megan" answered, and said she would check on it, 10 minutes later she said they were waiting for the urn, as there was a back order in them, I said I was making her urn and asked if I could come get her remains as they put them in a bag. Like they do with humans' remains. She said she would ask. 18 minutes later, she said sorry for the wait, but unfortunately, we can't. I showed up the next day, which was Saturday with my urn, and the manager said she wasn't sure if Layla, my female pup, was cremated yet or not. Let me call the processor. she came back and said he was 3 minutes away; 20 minutes later, she came out of her office to say layla had not been cremated due to maintenance, and they don't know when she would be cremated. These people make you think they care; they care about getting your money, dog, cat, or any animal that have owners who care so much that they are willing to bring them to a place to have them cremated so they can bring them back to the place they were part of that family for many years and viewed as family should be treated with the same professionalism and respect as someone who is having a human cremated. It's a dog to you or a cat, but the person paying a lot of money to have this service performed does not view that animal like that. They are part of a family; they love deeper than a person, they have feelings, they feel pain, and they will always love you no matter what. Lies from a place that is supposed to have compassion and professionalism should not take your money and then lie to you. The lady who took my money also tried to upsell me, with guilt by saying this is our basic lowest quality option as she showed me the binder. I was offered no date or time frame. My sweet pup would be ready for me to pick her up. The skinny blonde manager first door on leftsode when you walk in from the back parking lot said I don't know when we will be able to finish her. Finish her? She said ya, I can't give you a date. Why because she is viewed to you as a dog? My pain and hurt feelings from the loss of my pup means nothing to these people who are only driven my money.

My mother had preplanned her funeral. And as she wanted it was the perfect plan. The staff was…read morewonderful they went over and beyond the responsibilities to make anything and everything i needed happen. Everything was beautifully arranged. Staff was very respectful and helpful. Want to give a special thanks to Patrice Rogers and Mr. Grooseman as the went out of their way to help in any possible way.

So a friend of mine passed away several years ago, I didn't know it even happened till a few years…read morelater since we hadn't been in touch. I found out he was laid to rest in this cemetery by searching on Find A Grave. Since we are practicing social distancing I thought what better place to avoid people then a cemetery. I went to my parents grave first in Cass county and left some flowers , then drive back to Kokomo on my way home. This cemetery is much like the one in Cass County...flat stones but this cemetery at least has some nice large mature trees. I quickly realized I couldn't drive around and look for names since it's all flat. I gave there office a call and told them who I was looking for. Two young ladies drove over to where I was parked and I followed them in my car to the row I needed. They were super helpful, I never would have found it on my own. He's been gone 13 years and still no stone, it's very sad. His mother is next to him and she does have a headstone. Next time I'm in the area I will be sure to bring some flowers for both sites. Now that I know where it is. The dead should never be forgotten.

Leppert did a great job caring for my mom's needs from when she picked out her services to when she…read morepassed and went into their care for her cremation. They were kind and caring and helpful through the whole process and made it as easy as possible to pick out what we needed for our mom's passing. They even said if there is any point in which we need our mom's ashes split into more containers for a service by the ocean with a dissolvable urn or if we want to use some for a tattoo or a nice gift for our grandmother, they will always be available to do that anytime we need. That is a very nice and helpful service for us since we do plan to split ashes at some point. They also provided us with the death certificates quickly, which was so helpful, as well. It was such a simple and straightforward process, which is so appreciated. Thank you to those who helped us through this difficult process. It means a lot to have a group of people who are so kind and warm to help with this type of service.

We wish to express our family's gratitude to Robin and John at Leppert for the exceptional and…read moreprofessional service they provided. It was great to have the team made this whole process so easy to do for us to lay our mother to rest. We couldn't have done this so quickly and so smoothly without your help.

The staff of Goodwin Funeral Home has cared for my family for years. The Miller Family, and the…read moreentire team at Goodwins will do anything within their power to enhance your experience with saying farewell to a family member. If you are in need of compassionate, honest, and local service in the Frankfort, IN area, look no further than Goodwin Funeral Home.

Sharing this so people can see what my kids had to go through on one of the worst days of their…read morelives. There is more, but Ron got some if the most important parts. Sad they were done this way I'm going to tell you a story, it's not a funny story but, it's true! A family of five young people goes to a funeral home to schedule a funeral for their father, who lost his life in a house fire. Now, their father was born and raised in this small town and was generally known to the people of his age group , you know, he wasn't the son of the mayor or another prominent member of the community, just an ordinary man. Well, the children of this man pick out an inexpensive casket and accessories for the funeral service,and ask how soon they could have the funeral because some of them were from out of state and needed to return home for work. The funeral director assured them that in just a couple of days they could provide a service for their father that also was an Army veteran. Well, day of the funeral the director calls these young people into his office not less than three times over the meager funeral costs wanting paid before the insurance is even received. Now, the service was closed casket, and they opted for a two hour visitation with burial at the local National Cemetery. The visitation concluded and after being informed that their father who was a Veteran would not receive his military honors at his service rushed through the funeral service and hurried everyone out of the room, no final passing of the casket and was scurrying around the room trying to ding pall bearers. Now naturally the family was upset, this was not what they thought they were paying for they knew it wasn't a 20,000 dollar funeral but this wasn't even close to the funeral service they were expecting. I tell you now this story is true! It was the funeral of my brother James (Jimmy) George and the funeral service was held at the Needham Storey funeral home in Gas City. When my wife Sheri went into the office and spoke to the secretary about the service she rolled her eyes and even laughed at her! Is this the same Storey funeral home we grew up with? I think not.

First time attending for a service I see why my family picked this funeral home. They actually do…read morethe cremation at this location. I never knew you could view a cremation! It was somber and very personal so I see why someone would choose to go this route. It opened my eyes to a different view of the traditional process of a funeral. I was glad I was able to be part of it. If you are looking into cremation I highly recommend this place.

From the owner: Added to our family in 2010, Randall & Roberts on Westfield Road is our newest funeral center,…read moreserving Noblesville, Westfield, and Carmel families with the same care we've given Hamilton County since 1919. Our spacious, versatile facility includes comfortable visitation rooms, a kitchen where guests can relax and refuel, a chapel for both large community gatherings and intimate ceremonies, and a substantial parking lot. An on-site crematory keeps your loved one in our care throughout. We provide customized funeral, burial, memorial, and cremation services for every family--regardless of religion, ethnicity, or budget--near Crownland, Riverside, and Brookside cemeteries.

Thank you to everyone at Aaron-Ruben-Nelson funeral home for your care, attention and loving…read morekindness. We were faced with a very difficult situation. Money was tight, and we were very stressed. Everyone at ARN was kind and considerate. They took the time with us to understand our situation and really helped make the service for our dad perfect. I will always cherish the memories of our family gathered together around the casket. Thank you to ARN for making this happen. We were even able to have distant relatives there via video livestream. ARN thought of everything, and stayed within our limited budget.

Aaron-Ruben-Nelson was perfect for my family when we needed them most. The facility is beautiful,…read morecalming and classy. Just what my nana would have wanted. I am so happy we were able to see her in that beautiful setting. Thank you to everyone on staff for making our day perfect. Every detail was what we wanted and needed. There was even nail files and hairspray in the bathrooms. We will gladly recommend you to everyone we know.

Truly an amazing place! Thank you so much for taking care of Layton and all of the life that…read morecame with it .... You guys are truly the best in the business we mean that from the bottom of our hearts !!

Look, if Ken N. reviewed it and Nicole S. reviewed it - who am I to not share my five star…read moreexperience with Carlisle-Branson? Upon entering, the main hall wasn't open and we were gently greeted with instructions to wear a mask and to take a seat in the adjacent lounge. Shortly after, the hall opened and we were directed to the guest book and given a memorial program. Everyone we encountered was so warm and kind. The facility was clean and comfortable. Most of the parking is at the bottom of a hill, but there are a few regular and handicapped spaces near the entrance. The steps and ramp were cleared of the small snow we had, plus had ice melt laid as additional protection. #VH

The deceased had made the arrangements; otherwise, I think we would have gone elsewhere. After the…read morearrangements had been made for some time, we were informed we needed to change the time of the service. During the service we were facing a UTV with workmen waiting. This did not contribute to the dignity of the service. At the end of the service an employee thanked us for using Elm Ridge. That was not appropriate. This should have been privately to the person who made the arrangements.

Mausoleum is disgusting. Full of mouse poop. Smells disgusting. They don't care about grieving…read morefamilies.