I never thought I'd have to fight this hard just to say goodbye to someone I loved -- or to protect…read morethe truth about how they died. But thanks to Jones-Wynn Funeral Home and their director, Scott McBrayer, that's exactly what happened. My children's father, Kenneth Michael Massey, died under highly suspicious circumstances in January 2025. There was visible blood, trauma, and the cord used to allegedly hang him was still wrapped around his neck -- yet no autopsy was performed, the scene wasn't preserved, and the death was quickly ruled a suicide. When I requested to see Kenneth again to photograph the cord -- to preserve what may have been the only piece of physical evidence left -- Scott McBrayer denied me access, even though I was the legally authorized next of kin. He told me I would need a warrant or a special team, and claimed he was acting under the direction of Douglas County Coroner Renee B. Godwin. He later admitted in recorded phone calls that the cord had never been removed and that he simply followed the coroner's instructions. Despite knowing this was wrong, and despite my repeated efforts to stop the cremation until the body could be examined properly, he went through with it anyway. Since then, I have sent multiple formal email requests asking Jones-Wynn Funeral Home for the full file, documentation, and communications related to Kenneth's body. Not a single response. No records, no explanation, no acknowledgment. This isn't just unprofessional -- it's obstruction. Scott McBrayer knowingly followed illegal directives, denied us the ability to preserve crucial forensic evidence, and continues to withhold records that I have every right to receive. Jones-Wynn didn't just mishandle my loved one -- they helped cover up what happened to him. This isn't about grief anymore. This is about accountability. If you are looking for a funeral home to honor your loved one and respect your family, I urge you: Do not trust Jones-Wynn Funeral Home.

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Roseanne went above and beyond for my family. My dad passed away very unexpectedly and we had to…read morebuy plots for his burial. She met us in the pouring down rain to help us choose plots and was very compassionate the entire time. We had just left another cemetary that was rude and uncompassionate. Everytime I have had to call, she recognizes me immediately by my name and is always so kind. If you have to go through this difficult decision or hard time, I couldn't recommend a better place.

I have never had more rude, disorganized or unfriendly service in my life!! Rosanne the lady we…read moredealt with was for one... 45 minutes late to our first meeting and walked and said "Sorry I'm late but I'm at least I'm here" That is such a great way to greet a grieving family. not ever I'm sorry for you loss or anything. Mom asked if she had a book for headstones and the lady was like no but you can order whatever you want until we did. Now all of a sudden there are all these requirements. This lady has no idea how to be compassionate to anyone or what the hell she is doing. If you have a plot here or are thinking about getting one.. RUN the other direction unless you want an unprofessional idiot to deal with that doesn't know her business.

This has been the most pleasant and warmest experience I have ever received. The funeral director…read moreAnna is amazing and even though we are not done engaging with them, they have been nothing but incredible and extremely patient with the entire family. We are grateful for their unwavering support and care. Excellent job !

On numerous occasions, I have dealt with Davis-Struempf through arrangements for family, fellow…read morechurch members, and friends. On every occasion, the Davis-Struempf staff has always been extremely professional, most helpful, and very compassionate in the time of sorrow. The staff is knowledgeable with respect to the necessary business details required when a loved on passes. They make every effort to provide assistance and make the experience as tranquil as possible.

Clark Funeral home did a great job for me recently, when I needed a basic cremation. I was…read moreimpressed with their professionalism, integrity , and thoughtfulness. I would recommend them to anyone in need of a funeral home.

My son, Dillon Swanson, 25, was killed recently in a horrific motorcycle accident in Temecula Ca.,…read morejust 9 weeks after he went out there to make dreams a reality. Our family was devestated. Dillons step father & Sam Clark have known each other years but never in this capacity. He made one call to him shortly after hearing the news. Thats it . The incredible, exp. staff at Sam Clark'sFuneral home worked quickly with the state of Ca. & the mortuary service needed out there to ensure requirments & documentation were in order for out of state transfer, before my family went out there to oversee his return home. They kept us informed and updated. they compassionately guided us through the process and gave my son the utmost of care & respect. They took care of all the details , based upon our wishes, necessary to accomodate the 350+ guest that came to the celebration of Dillons life. They coordinated with the sheriffs office & the 40 + motorcycle riders to give my son an escort fit for a king. What stayed with me the most though, was the genuine sincerity felt from owner Sam Clark, who actively stayed involved & if we were unsure or to emotional to speak he offered us personal advice pulled from years in business, all which contributed to the most memorable farewell anyone could ever have. While our hearts stay heavy they are full of gratitude to everyone at Sam Clarks Funeral Home. Thank you so much, John Sparti, DO, Rona Swanson, and the Family of John Dillon Swanson service date (11/24/2019) date review posted (1/24/2020)