My sister died from end stage renal failure at the young age of 46. She wanted her to death to not…read morebe a burden on our family and told us to use Omega as they offered a very affordable cremation package. When she passed, hospice contacted Omega. They did not call us the next morning as they stated they would. When we called them, they claimed to have left a message but not one of us had a message from them. The funeral director, Neil then asked who is this who is deceased your father or mother.... Super insensitive. So thankful my brother in law was not dealing with this. He then informed me that it would take at least 14 days at a minimum to have my sisters ashes returned as they had many families in front of us. I understand my sister had chosen a d pelt discounted package but this was not something we were aware of. Given this info, we decided to switch funeral homes. We were charged $400 for the pick up of my sister's body the night before to be driven two miles to their funeral home. This was not even a phone call but a text message saying g the body would not be released until we had paid this amount. Again I did not expect there to be no charge but $400 seems a bit excessive. We paid it because we need my sisters ashes for a scatter ing ceremony we had planned for next weekend. I left this experience feeling like they are taking advantage of people who cannot afford end of life services. My sisters desire was not to leave us with a burden financially and chose them. Please chose wisely- find out the details so you are not out additional money.

I honestly do not know where I would be right now if I had not met Neil and April. Neil is one of…read morethe absolute best people I have ever met in my entire life. I lost my mama July 5th to an extremely aggressive cancer. Three weeks from the day she was first admitted to the hospital was all it took. She was my world and, by far, the most important person in my life. I loved her more than anything. Mama was admitted to Duke Hospice Hock Family Pavilion where she was able to rest comfortably for just a few hours. She passed very peacefully. I was completely and utterly devastated. No idea what to do next. I had met with a social worker earlier that morning for the admissions process, a remarkable man. I asked to speak with him for comfort and guidance. He asked me if I had picked and/or contacted a funeral home. I then remembered the three page list he had provided earlier. I had not even given it a glance. I asked him to please choose for me. I completely trusted he would do the very best for mama. And that he definitely did!! He immediately, with no hesitation, stated that Omega Funeral Service & Crematory was the best to work with and very reasonably priced. He also stated I would not be pressured to do or buy anything more than I requested. Then he called Neil and the two of them set everything up for me. For once in my life, at the time I needed it most, I was taken care of and did not have to worry. The first time I spoke with Neil we only chatted briefly. I instantly knew he was truly compassionate, genuinely cared and was concerned about me. He explained everything in detail and was patient when he had to repeat himself several times. Not that it was difficult to understand, I just could not get it together. April sent me an email with the paperwork attached. I was so distraught that I could not keep my concentration for more than a couple of minutes so was anxious to open. I clicked to find three numbered steps. Very easy. The attachments are going to be so difficult I thought. Nope! To my complete surprise, they had made the paperwork thorough AND easy enough to fill out in just a few minutes. I was elated! My anxiety subsided. Upon completion, I simply took photos and sent them back to April. Only one other document and a proofread of the certificate followed and that was that. I had a few family issues and Neil went above and beyond with his support and professional advice. In addition, they had a full house preparing for a service the day I went to pick mama up. My little dog and I had arrived early and had not called so they were not expecting us. We waited outside for two minutes max before April greeted us with a smile that lit up the room and welcomed us inside. She was so sweet and patient and great with my little dog. I signed one form and, as promised, was not pressured to do more. April gave me a big hug and we were on our way. Neil later called to apologize for not being able to see me. I told him not to worry, it was my fault and we had a nice chat. Neil and April somehow manage to provide both impeccable customer service and a level of sincerity I had never experienced. In the saddest, most stressful times of one's life. They took care of me and my mama when we needed it the most. I also know I can reach back out to them if I need support. Their response time is uncanny as well! Thank you so very much!! For those searching for the perfect place to say goodbye to a loved one...You have found it. Cat Ross 07/27/2023 Asheville, NC

A very friendly, professional and helpful staff. They guided me through the process. Price was…read morereasonable and they didn't continually try to upset me.

It's seems hard to write a funeral but I will say that RICH and Thompson were very courteous when I…read moream on the facility. They were polite directed me immediately to the family I was coming to visit and felt comfortable. I know they are on a old family business and felt comfortable there was always a hard time but I felt they were very professional. I would highly recommend them to handle my personal needs

Pine Hill Cemetery, also known as Burlington City Cemetery dates back over 100 years. It was…read moreestablished as the town's cemetery and is operated by the city's Cemetery and Grounds Division. The grounds are well kept and in winter, closely cropped. I did not spot any weeds and there was no trash. All of the walkways were smooth and clear of potholes or bumps. One of the final resting places we visited today was that of Benjamin Everett Jordan. Jordan served in WWI and returned to organize the textile firm Sellers Manufacturing Company in 1927. In 1958, he was appointed as a Democrat to the US Senate. He was reelected in 1970 and served until 1973. He passed in 1974. [Review 59 of 2025 - 4034 in North Carolina - 23627 overall]

Seems a bit strange to write a review for a cemetery but here I am…read more Several members of our family passed away in recent years, were cremated, and the buck stopped there. I felt called to just go ahead and handle this and contacted Pine Hill, where we own a family plot. I had never dealt with anything like this before so I had lots of questions and the guy running the facility was patient, informative, and kind. When I showed up for my appointment, I had zero wait and everything went smoothly. What a nice experience.

I ordered our tombstone from here. They offer a variety of styles. You can get a flat tombstone or…read moreone that stands. They also have a variety of stone. The entire process was smooth. Although it was a smooth process it took forever before the tombstone was completed. Once it was completed it took about a month before it was laid. The tombstone is beautiful and is exactly what I envisioned. The double stone costs about 4,000.

Thank you for kind and compassionate service and conversation during a difficult time for our…read morefamily. Very professional and I appreciate the email communication keeping us updated on progress Millicent Gaylord Cash

You couldn't have asked Mark to be any nicer and helpful. Our family really appreciates it in this…read moredifficult time. Thanks for being so prompt and it beautiful. We love it.

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My father passed away on December 28, 2025. My parents had planned ahead and prepaid for all of…read moretheir cemetery arrangements years earlier, so we believed everything would be handled with dignity and care. Before the funeral, we even met with staff to reconfirm every detail. It made no difference. Our graveside service was scheduled for December 31, 2025. When our funeral procession arrived at the cemetery, we found the burial site completely unprepared. The grave had been opened, a piece of artificial grass had been laid over uneven ground, and chairs had been set out--but the area was so uneven that our pastor nearly fell simply trying to walk to the graveside, and several of our elderly family members struggled just to stand and walk safely. The conditions were so unacceptable that the graveside service could not be held at all. Instead, we had to leave my father's casket beside the open grave while the funeral home assured us they would remain and make sure he was finally laid to rest properly. Walking away from our father without being able to say our final goodbye at his graveside is something our family can never get back. Unfortunately, that was only the beginning. Today is August 3, 2026--more than seven months later. After countless phone calls, the headstone has finally been installed, but the engraved brass plate is still missing. For months, there wasn't even a temporary marker to indicate my father was buried there. Imagine visiting your loved one's grave and seeing nothing to identify that they are even there. During these seven months, my mother and I have repeatedly contacted staff. I have spoken with Rudy. My mother has spoken with Taylor. Every conversation has ended with some version of: *"We're looking into it."* *"Thank you for your patience."* Patience eventually runs out. I warned Rudy that if this wasn't resolved by July, I would escalate the matter. Today I was given the name of Wendy, who is apparently above both Rudy and Taylor. I specifically requested a phone call that same day. Once again... No phone call. No update. No accountability. This is not about a delayed package or a missed appointment. This is someone's final resting place. Families are grieving. They should never have to spend months chasing a cemetery to complete work that was prepaid years in advance. The saddest part is knowing that when my mother's time comes, she will be buried beside my father, and I will once again have to deal with this company. That thought brings me no comfort whatsoever. If I could move my father to a cemetery where dignity, professionalism, communication, and compassion actually exist, I would. Based on our experience, Alamance Memorial Park repeatedly failed to provide the professionalism, communication, and dignity that families deserve. We prepaid these arrangements years in advance so that my mother would not have to worry about them during one of the worst times of her life. Instead, she and I have spent more than seven months making phone call after phone call, only to receive excuses instead of results. If you are considering Alamance Memorial Park for yourself or a loved one, I strongly encourage you to look elsewhere. End-of-life services should provide families with peace during one of the hardest moments of their lives.

WOW. -Mother in law buried in wrong plot and had to be moved…read more -Arrived for uncle's service to find grave had not even been dug -Chapel looks like a low-rent Moose lodge with cheap wood paneling. They have since installed pews, but on our first experience there they had not provided adequate seating for what surely must be a familiar older-folk audience; 15 minutes into the service workmen came banging in with folding chairs covered with dirt and mud -WE DO NOT LIVE THERE. Set aside the whole day to take care of the usual funeral-related business but even though we had prepaid arrangements to bury one parent next to the other (buried there years ago) Alamance Memorial Park REFUSED to see us that day and insisted we return the next day. They could not comprehend, and did not care, that WE DO NOT LIVE THERE. We made the 90 minute return trip in the middle of the day for a 15 minute meeting that could have been handled by email. Demanding that we make the return trip was thoughtless, inconsiderate, and disruptive as WE DO NOT LIVE THERE. Fortunately this is the LAST family member with prearranged services there so we never have to deal with Alamance Memorial Park again.

A lawn-style cemetery, Linwood is the oldest cemetery in Graham. Among the two former North…read moreCarolina governors are a number of Congressmen and other politicians. The cemetery is in very good condition though some of the stones are broken. The cemetery is no longer accepting new interments. It is a very nice walk with smooth pathways. I wouldn't recommend driving as the lanes are quite narrow and you will be challenged with making turns. [Review 2167 of 2024 - 3824 in North Carolina - 23186 overall]