Stopped by today to check the place out since we gave space here. Was originally the Genzer…read moreCenetery who conveyed it to a local priest for 1 dollar. There was also a church built in 1906 but was vandalized and burned in 1950. Since then it's been a cemetery. It is currently overseen by St Phillip Neri Catholic Church in Midwest city.

They have nothing but excuses about upkeep of headstones or grounds maintenance. And that is after…read more3 VMs and a call. Hard to reach

Much fairer than the Unfairlawn Cemetary…read more This cemetery is very close to Chinatown in more ways than one. It's pretty and it's just off of the main strip of Chinatown. There's a beautiful Church Basilica Cathedral type thing at the corner. I hope Assn stands for Association and not Assassination, otherwise they're going to need a bigger cemetary.

When my grandmother passed away, handled everything beautifully and honored her wishes. The staff…read morewere extremely friendly, helpful and sympathetic during our family's loss. It may seem insignificant, but their care and thoughtfulness extended beyond their services. I happened to leave my Nalgene water bottle in the visitation room at their funeral home, and I called them to ask about it. The next day, they brought it to the church where the funeral was held. Grateful for their kindness, compassion, competence, and kindness overall.

DO NOT COME HERE. If you care for your loved ones and want to give them a proper funeral, do NOT…read morecome here. My father passed in a horrific accident, my family came here hoping for a service to honor my dad. Instead we were met with extreme incompetence and hateful people. This funeral home cremated all of my father's clothing after telling our family SEVERAL times that no clothing would be burned. With the clothing was a customized leather biker vest that was beyond sentimental not only to my father but our entire family. The pain of losing this vest, essentially the only thing we had left of my dad, has been beyond traumatic. On top of all of this, to add insult to injury they waited multiple days before informing my grieving mother that they had burned the one thing she specifically asked them to make sure she got back. My mother also explained to them that burning leather in Oklahoma is illegal and she asked for an explanation on how this could happen. The owner told her it's not illegal. Which is a blatant lie and accountability has yet to be taken by anyone as to how his vest got burned. When they did call to finally inform my mother, they started the conversation by saying my aunt, my fathers sister, was "rude" to them after they told her they destroyed her deceased brother's belongings. Finally, after days of arguing over the phone about who is going to take responsibility for burning my father's belongings they decided to tell my mom that she would not receive a refund for the service, but that they would try to replace the vest to the best of their ability. After being told the monetary value of the vest, they quickly changed their tune and decided they wanted to refund the service. My mother was given less than half of what the funeral cost and to this day has not received an apology from anyone. If you care about your family members and if you want them to be honored respectfully. DO NOT COME HERE.

Veola and Jo were a delight to work with throughout the entirety of my late husband's funeral, both…read morein planning (pre-need policy) and producing the final perfect product befitting the great man The Hubster was in his rich and happy lifetime. P.S.: I'm going to Rolfe this very morning to pick up Paul's cremains. (Yes, it's a grim topic, but one that needs to be discussed, mmmkay? We're all essentially carbon. Get over it.) Funeral director Jo Sicard has carefully divided The Hubster's final remains into three containers -- one for burial in a small vault in the cemetery, one in a cloisonne urn for a relative in Missouri, and one for myself in an itsy bitsy stainless tube locket emblazoned with Tibetan script (i.e., a snippet from the universally beloved Compassion sutra). Simply marvelous work from start to finish, Jo and Veola! Thank you!

My uncle recently passed away and he had made arrangements to be cremated at Rolfe Funeral Home…read more Two days after his passing, there was a final viewing. Viewing was in a small room, which appeared to be the embalming room. The deceased was laid out on a metal stretcher and had on the same clothing at time of body pickup with a travel pillow behind his head. Several family members were shocked about the presentation of the deceased and disturbed about the way the viewing was conducted. It did not appear that our family member was given the level of care and respect that he deserved and made a difficult period ever more disheartening.

My family and I were there for my grandmother's funeral {God Rest Her Soul}!…read moreBoth the place and staff are calm and sweet! The building is like a beautiful mansion (it's even more gorgeous on the inside)! And the staff are very friendly and supportive! They did a fantastic job with the funeral service! My grandmother looked as beautiful as she was at peace (the makeup and her whole look was on another level)! I'm so glad we were able to say goodbye to her in this breathtakingly beautiful process! Thank you, Havenbrook Funeral Home! R. I. P. Babushka

Seemed to rush us so they could let the "other family" in. We being just the mom and dad of our…read moredead son. "We need to get him back in the cooler." FYI our son loved us. We were not estranged from him, but the daughter-in-law was making all the decisions and wouldn't let us stay.

They made a beautiful headstone for our parents. The lady (can't remember how to spell her…read morename)that helped my sister and I was wonderful and very easy to work with. Thank you so much to the people that also set the headstone.

Funeral director Homer Cobb couldn't have been kinder, nor more helpful…read more Five gleaming Yelp stars!

Dad had no complaints!! The people here are very kind and understanding. But they do charge 150…read morebucks per viewing!!

I don't really know how to write a funeral lol. We only did a cremation here. They really were fine…read morewith everything except my mother passed in the middle of the night and I notified Advantage funeral services. They turned around and called my wife at 4:30 in the morning, who was unaware that she had passed so that was disheartening. .

My father purchased a prepaid funeral with this company and I have tried to get help from them for…read moreseveral days. I was informed they do not work weekends. My father paid for 24 hour / 365 days a year availability but they were not able to discuss details with me after 4pm on Friday nor could they speak to me during the weekend bc they were "off". When I finally was able to speak to someone, she kept trying to charge more and more even though the policy was prepaid and I was informed I would have to pay $450 extra to have the funeral on the weekend bc they were "off". As I was constantly reminded, "We do not work weekends." People die on weekends and holidays and I guess these people do not know that. In the end, the funeral director told me I could just go with another funeral home. Nice customer service! In the midst of your sadness, it is the most unpleasant experience to deal with snappy and unsympathetic staff. I highly recommend that you DO NOT use this funeral home. They lack the tact and diplomacy needed in your time of sorrow.