Just wanted to update this review - after numerous phone calls - my Mother's gravesite was cleaned…read moreup yesterday. I spoke with both Peter and Michelle but neither one did what they had told me they would and that was to reach out to me when everything was done. I took a ride out to the cemetery to check on it myself last evening. I reached out to Peter today. I am grateful that after 10 months it is finally taken care of, but I'm very sad that it took that long and that other people are going through the same thing. I'm hoping that things get rectified. (I was told that this normally should not have taken longer than two weeks at the time of year she was buried.). Thank you.

The WORST service I have ever experienced. I have been calling there for 6 hours. FIVE different…read morephone numbers listed for them. Felicia always says she will call back, but I can't confirm that she really works there. I called corporate, and they had the same experience. No answer. Unfortunately I live 2,000 miles from there so I can't easily go talk to them. Question to the public: What do you do with a dead body when the cemetery refuses to do their job??? At wits end!!

This funeral home was amazing during the unexpected passing of my father. I live out of State and…read morehad to fly back home. I had such a negative experience at Pfeffer funeral home, I ended up having my dad removed and brought to Harrigan. They were sensitive, genially cared, and went above and beyond during this time. They even typed up a letter to me after I returned home. Thank you Harrigan for being so compassionate and wonderful!

From the owner: The team at Harrigan Parkside Funeral Home and Crematory can assist with traditional funeral…read morepackages, as well as other funeral services as needed. Whether you want a funeral and burial or cremation with a memorial service, the supportive staff is available to assist. They also have experience with life celebrations and memorial ceremonies, giving families the option to create a truly personalized event. The beautiful gathering center is the perfect place to host a small or large service with your friends and family. One of the reasons why Harrigan Parkside Funeral Home and Crematory is well-known in the community is its on-site crematory. While most other funeral homes must hire a third-party provider to transport and cremate the remains, the team at Harrigan Parkside Funeral Home and Crematory offers on-site services for every step of cremation. Choose from a variety of cremation services, such as cremation with memorial services or direct cremation. The staff is also available to assist with pet services and pet cremations. Whether you want cremation or burial, rest assured knowing that the funeral planning team always honors and accommodates your requests. They also offer many different products, including vaults, caskets, and urns.

Losing my mother was difficult but Lyndahl guided us through a beautiful funeral…read more From the moment of mom's passing to the final burial, they provided a perfect combination of offering options and open to our requests. My mother looked very good at the viewing and they catered to every detail. They guided us through all the technical and financial components which can be confusing and overwhelming. But, it was not overwhelming with the Lyndahl team guiding us. The setup, viewing and funeral all flowed smoothly with their team guiding everything behind the scenes. We are so thankful for the professionalism and compassion showed to us throughout the entire process.

Obviously funerals are not a fun thing to plan, but Lyndahl did a fantastic job with handling…read moreeverything for my Grandmother's funeral. I happened to be a part of the planning and decision making process with several family members, some of them via long distance conference call style at Lyndahl. The staff was very patient and understand. Everything went very smooth. Chris Cody was our director and was wonderful.

i and my family have been so pleased with Newcomer in Green Bay as they assisted us in caring for…read moremy father after his death. They were always respectfu, attentive and responsive to our needs and provided the support and the care that we really needed at a very difficult time and we are very grateful to the newcomer staff, including Erika Donaldson, Alyssa Nelson, and Natasha Peters for all their expertise and care. I would highly recommend Newcomer for any family's funeral or cremation needs and we will continue to stay in touch with them.

I'm sure they have been in business for quite some time, but here are some tips for things they…read moremissed in funeral school: 1. If you, Newcomer, have a non-emergency question for the immediate family, you do not barge in while there are still guests in line waiting to pay their respects. 2. If you are going to videotape the funeral for remote guests, you notify the participants that they are being recorded. Technically, you should probably obtain their written permission. 3. If said videotaping only records sound from the microphone, you notify participants so that they know to come to the mic, else said remote guests miss everything. 4. And this is so basic I can't believe I even have to say it: have chairs, even one or two, handy at the burial site. The person whose spouse was being buried didn't get to be there for the lowering of the coffin as they just couldn't stand anymore and had to go to their car to sit. Seriously, what's wrong with you? Common courtesy dictates you have chairs on hand and keep an eye out for tiring mourners, regardless of whether they paid for it. 4. While we're at it, do the funeral directors really have to wear their pants so tight you can see absolutely everything? 5. Positive note: everything at the parlor was super clean; much appreciated.

My family and I found McMahon's Funeral home to be professional, knowledgeable, and extremely…read moreempathetic. They were very good at laying out the necessary steps to hold a tasteful and respectful funeral for my Mom. Their established network and ability to coordinate with different local entities (church, floral arrangements, cemetery...) was helpful and put my Dad's mind at ease. They knew every required legality and did a great job walking us through this difficult process. My family especially appreciated the extra effort taken to console the very young Grandchildren and Great-Grandchildren. Losing a loved-one is never easy. McMahon's Funeral Home did a great job making this difficult time a little easier.

My experience with McMahon funeral home was disgraceful and disrespectful to the families of my…read morebrother. The director was making jokes during the arrangement meeting. A military honors guard was arranged with two flags to be presented to his two only sons and the director told the honor guard and I quote" it will go to the wife. By law or protocol or something" this was said in front of a family member. The one son got his flag and flagbox and the other son got an empty flagbox to go home with. My brother was 54 years old and had only been married for six months. Another flag had to be ordered. This was paid for by the sons and myself. And had been arranged prior to the service. Then after the service she opened the ash box and took out the bag of ashes and showed this to brothers 5 & 6 year old grandsons after thier mother had adamantly opposed this and told her. Then she said to these small children this is your grandpa. After that I was presenting two shell casings from the service to these two small boys and telling them that these were very special and that yhey had to take care to keep them safe forever. I had located one of these shells and was having difficulty locating the other in the bottom of my purse. I told the young boy I would find it at the dinner we were to attend following this. The funeral director said in front of my family and friends in attendance and I quote"no find it now dump your purse find it" I was on the ground in the middle of the parking lot. I was not hoing to dump my purse. I did find the shell right then and there though. I had handmade my brothers ash box out of solid oak. Had it engraved with his name and a goat"his nickname" on the top with the help and direction of his children. I then filled it with all my love and stained it with all my tears. Then I stained it and varnished it with two coats. I put brass handles , hinges and lock on it. At the funeral she purposefully put his picture on it to hide the box top from veiw. This was my last gift to my only brother and was very special. When we wanted to use a table to set up the video tribute we were denied a table and had to set up on a folding chair. She had even talked to my daughter to see if myself and his sons and daughter in law would say our speeches at the dinner instead of funeral because time was limited. Our answer was "no I will speak at my brother's funeral not the dinner and his sons have a right to talk as well.". Just disgraceful and disrespectful. No family should have to endure this from the funeral home staff at such a time. And I wouldn't even give a one star rating but I can not post without a rating.

I have several relative buried here, including my grandparents, so I try to visit whenever I'm in…read moreAppleton. This time, we arrived and were surprised by all the floral displays - at least half of the graves were adorned with flowers in the built-in urns on the graves. It made the cemetery a much more cheerful place to be. The grounds are very well kept and peaceful. We went into the office to get the grave locations, and the clerk was very helpful with a marked map and even offered to drive us over. At my grandparents grave, the urn was wedged so that we could not put flowers in, but the cemetery sent someone right over who helped pry it loose, and clean it up. He was also very nice. When he heard I was from out of town, He told me about the cemetery's flower program so that I could have flowers put on my grandparents grave whenever I wanted (like every year on their birthdays). Just super nice and helpful. I really feel like my loved ones are well cared for here.

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