Wood Funeral Home was very unprofessional from the start, I began to feel uncomfortable with them…read morewhen they refuse to let my sister view the body to see what condition it was in after leaving the hospital morgue. I decided to use a different Funeral Director and once we receive the body, I can tell that it had not been and bombed professionally. My mother did not look anything like herself, and the Funeral Home held her body an extra two days instead of just transferring it to the new Funeral Director. On top of that, the pricing was different than what was quoted to me and I decided not to use them at all. I would not recommend them , and if you want your loved one to look like they're sleeping and not look like a dead then please don't use this Funeral Home.. I will be looking into suing the Wood Funeral Home.

Wood Funeral Home is the legacy of Clarence Wood. He established and personally operated a…read moreprofessional service which provided comfort, care and direction to members of our community,and beyond,when our loved ones transitioned. He and his wife both extended their warmth and hospitality to all who sought their service. The Wood Family resided above their establishment with their daughters,Cynthia and Wanda, who learned from their parents example.They both chose their father's profession.The sisters are passionate about continuing the the tradition established by their parents. They deliver compassionate care with attention to detail while honoring the requests of their clients at modest cost.They have helped memorialize several family members to my great satisfaction. I've asked my son to entrust my care to Wood Funeral Home.

If I could give zero stars, I would. Christine at House of Wright was sooooo unprofessional it was…read morealmost comical. She was matter-of-fact, cold, and lacked every ounce of empathy you would expect from someone in this line of work. The entire interaction was substandard from start to finish. They waited until the very last minute to confirm insurance causing services to be pushed back an entire week, stalled on shipping ashes the same day payment was made, and then had the nerve to complain about their staffing shortages like that was my problem. Let me be clear -- when a family is grieving, they don't want excuses, they want compassion and professionalism. I even called and left a message for the owner, and to this day have NEVER received a call back. That alone tells you everything you need to know about how little they value families in their care. The only bright spot was Carl -- the ONLY person at this establishment who acted like he had some sense and helped hold us together during this chaos. Honestly, I wouldn't let them bury my goldfish. You'd be better off buying an acre of land, grabbing a shovel, lighting a bonfire, and burying your loved one yourself. That would be handled with more care than what we experienced here. Do yourself a favor: skip this place. Your loved one deserves way better.

[Disclaimer -- This is a lengthy review, but it cannot be shortened given the quality of service…read morerendered.] The House of Wright delivered a level of care and professionalism that surpassed every expectation. Their compassion and respect created space for mourning that was sacred, seamless, and deeply dignified. From the moment we arrived, the team moved with quiet precision. They anticipated our needs--offering tissues, fanning us as we cried, and gently supporting the casket when I leaned on it in grief. The presentation of our loved one was beautiful. The orchestration of the pallbearers was flawless. Every detail, from subtle gestures to major transitions, was handled with best-in-class excellence. They directed our motorcade from church to final rest without a single disruption. Not one. Their vehicles--spotless and seemingly brand new--reflected extraordinary attention to detail. Our deepest gratitude to Joanne, Hazel, Chris, Keith, and Jordan. Their warmth, grace, and unobtrusive presence allowed us to grieve fully. They did not just serve--they held us. They felt like angels. Even a brief moment of friction during the contract process was resolved with remarkable speed--one call, under 15 minutes, from Brooklyn. That kind of responsiveness speaks volumes about the integrity of this enterprise. The House of Wright is the gold standard in funeral care. Their service is a gift to grieving families, and we are forever grateful. My dear Brother Mr. Wright, your high standards show. You have truly mastered your craft. Respect, Michael Nicholls on behalf of the Nicholls, McClelland, Nicholls-Pierce and Johnson families June 2025

There is never a pleasant reason to enter one of these buildings. Never. Having said that, a…read morefriend's memorial service was held here and under the circumstances, it was as gracious as could be. There were probably about 75 people in attendance and thankfully, masks were required. The social distancing aspect was more difficult, as chairs were spaced close together but oh well. Location was easy to access (I was coming from NJ).

I attended a funeral today that I had helped to plan. Unfortunately, we utilized the house "…read morerent a minister " Basically, she just read the obituary as a eulogy, but that wasn't the worst part. In that eulogy, she misidentified an estranged daughter from a long ago previous marriage as the still living wife of the deceased. Hire a minister who does her homework

If I could give a negative (-5) five, I would definitely give this establishment this rating…read more Had an elderly relative of mine who would be paying cash make per funerals arranged. My relative choose this place since they attended a memorial service here in the past. Well the owner of this establishment Christopher Kent decided to do a package deal. When I call to get a detailed itemization of his services he informed me that it would cost much more. You see I found a place for them to purchase a casket and print colour memorial programs. Christopher Kent told me that sometimes caskets purchased outside his facility do not close/lock properly and that he didn't want the body falling out the casket. I thought to myself this man must take me for one of the usual, uneducated, idiots he's use to speaking with I found tone was abrasive and condescending. Needless to say I absolutely had my relative make other arrangements. Funny every place I called after my conversation with him I had an itemized price list of their services. I detest unethical people who take advantage of people in their time of need.

I left a detailed review on Google. Just know beware of using this establishment. If you have any…read moreproblems with the service Mr Kent will not acknowledge & own up to his bad unprofessional business. BEWARE unless you want to have your money stolen

My mother died suddenly and unexpectedly. Flemuel Brown came and picked up her body in a timely…read morefashion. Mr. Brown was attentive to my needs and available when I needed him. He helped with condolence cards "digitally" as well as giving recommendations for where to purchase flowers and obituary printing. They took very good care of my mother's body and the service went without a hitch. My mother was cremated and they handled that as well. I was able to have my mother's ashes within a timely manner. I would definitely recommend them.

Never in a million years did I think I would be writing a review for a funeral home but here we…read moreare, grieving a devastating loss. We learned that my brother passed away tragically and to be honest, we had no clue where to start. The rest of our family is all spread out so we did everything we had to do by phone. I was tasked to choose and contact a funeral home for arrangements. A quick google search showed that White-Luttrell was the closest to where my brother lived and had 5 star reviews. I picked up the phone on a Sunday morning and Jason answered my call. Again, having no clue what to do, what they would need, what I needed, what my last name was, or anything... Jason had such a kind and welcoming presence and it was much appreciated. Jason walked me through everything including what to expect next, when they would receive my brother from the county coroner, when we could expect his ashes to be ready, when the death certificate would be ready, and even filled out all the paperwork for me and simply needed my signature. I couldn't believe how seamless he made such an emotional process. My sister and I showed up 5 days later to meet Jason in person and retrieve the remains of our brother. While there, we were treated with the utmost respect and even humor, cause that's how my siblings and I have always been, laughing at all times (it's a great way to keep from sobbing 24/7). It was a fast visit. Jason had all the paper work prepared for us again, and we picked out a small urn for my brother's girlfriend. Signed some papers and swiped a credit card (FYI, cremation services are surprisingly way less money than I would have expected) and were headed out to learn to live with one less sibling. Cannot thank Jason enough for his kindness, compassion, and humor when my family needed it the most.

I would highly recommend the services of the White-Luttrell Funeral Homes. Directors Harold…read moreWhartnaby and Bruce Ertwine are extremely professional and caring. They will guide you through every step of planning a dignified funeral within your means, without being pushy, or trying to "up sell" you at every turn. They are very organized, and no details are forgotten or overlooked. I entrusted both my parents funerals to them, and they did not disappoint. Very happy with their services.

Losing my loved ones has been one of the most painful experiences of my life. My grandmother passed…read morefirst after battling cancer, then my grandfather, and most recently, my brother, who passed suddenly. Each loss was incredibly difficult, and through it all, Francis Funeral Home has been there for my family with compassion, professionalism, and genuine care. My sister and I had never planned a funeral before our grandmother's passing, and we were nervous and unsure of what to do. The staff at Francis Funeral Home guided us every step of the way with patience, understanding, and warmth. When we later faced the heartbreaking losses of our grandfather and brother, they continued to treat us like family and made sure each service was handled with love, respect, and dignity. Francis Funeral Home has cared for three of our most cherished family members, and I wouldn't trust anyone else to handle our loved ones the way they do. Their kindness, guidance, and dedication have brought comfort to us during the hardest times, and we are forever grateful for the compassion they've shown our family. THANK YOU to the ENTIRE FRANCIS FUNERAL HOME staff!

Everything was handled professionally, all the staff was kind and compassionat. From the planning…read moreof the service during the service and after everything was excellent no complaints. shoutout to everyone at Francis FH !

A close friend of mind passed away recently. Her funeral was held at Batchelor Brothers Funeral…read moreHome. As I approached the building, a man was holding the door so we could enter. They treated all the guest with respect and professionalism. The funeral was beautiful! My friend was laid to rest beautifully. Batchelor Brothers is located at 7112 N. Broad Street in Philadelphia and offer a large list of services from Creamation to Live Streaming. I will truly miss my friend, but feel she was in good hands. I would definitely recommend this service.

My Mother and I were very pleased with the services provided for my father's service. Everyone was…read morepleasant, empathetic to our needs/concerns. The staff was attentive, welcoming and responsive. They had everything needed on premises. The service itself was lovely amd seamless. I would highly recommend them.