Beyond service and self. Extremely attentive and offered personalized thank you cards for friends…read moreand family. Definitely most comforting and concerned about the family during bereavement.

Service from Robinson Funeral Service was nothing short of exceptional. Rev. Robinson and his staff…read morewere the epitome of professionalism. Throughout this difficult time, they treated my entire family as if we were one of their own. I do not live in the area but Rev. Robinson was always accessible and very helpful. The entire staff was warm and welcoming. I highly recommend Robinson Funeral Service. If I could give them ten stars I would!

No one wants to review a funeral home honestly because it's a terrible time in your life if you're…read morehere. I want to thank Maggie and Kenny from the bottom of our hearts. My father passed away unexpectedly last week. We had his funeral today and every step of the way was easier because of the kind and caring employees here. It start with a phone call after midnight and Maggie was so sweet and kind. They never made us feel like a burden or anything other than family. They didn't push sales on us and I can't believe how reasonable the prices were. I highly recommend this funeral home if you find yourself in need of one. I hope the owners understand what a true asset Maggie and Kenny both are to this business.

The staff and owners of Cabarrus Funeral Cremation & Cemetery are thoughtful, caring people. They…read moretook time to understand my wishes and needs during a very difficult time.

Heartfelt Gratitude for Harrisburg Funeral & Cremation…read more My sister, Debra, and I want to express our deepest gratitude to Harrisburg Funeral & Cremation for the compassionate care they provided for both of our parents. They took care of our father's cremation and final wishes in January 2022, and most recently, our mother's in October 2025. From the very beginning, they were extremely kind, understanding, and attentive to every detail with such care and love. Both Keshia and Tish were incredibly supportive throughout the entire process. They gave us time and space to grieve before taking our parents into their care, and the gentlemen who came to our home handled everything with dignity, sensitivity, and respect. Their shirts read, Heavenly Transport. What stood out most was that they guided us gently through each step with empathy, thoughtfulness, and honesty. We are especially grateful for the beautiful fingerprints they provided of our mother -- a keepsake we will cherish forever. Her box with the ashes turned out so beautiful too. See photo I uploaded. We are truly thankful for everything Harrisburg Funeral & Cremation has done for our family. Their compassion and professionalism made one of life's hardest moments a little easier to bear. -- Pamela & Debra

Harrisburg Funeral and Cremation Services was a very professional, compassionate and resourceful…read moreorganization to work with when my husband passed away. Losing a spouse is heart breaking for anyone and this company provided the support needed to get through it with grace and ease. Thank you so very much:)

To say I'm upset is putting it mildly. I was downright appalled when I visited my late husband's…read moregrave. My solar light, solar powered hot air balloon, and flowers were all stolen from the marker. When I called the cemetery to question them, they told me a group of teenagers 'cleaned them out'. I'm still not sure if the teenagers were hired or they just came through and took what they wanted. Either way, they had no right to take anything from the marker. This is MY property and if I find out who took MY stuff, I will press charges! It doesn't get any lower than this for these so-called human beings. The Cemetery people said they were responsible, which they are and that these teenagers were assigned to clean up the trashy looking stuff which is all well and fine. I assure you, however, my husband's marker has NEVER been trashy looking. I, and or my granddaughter visit it frequently and refurbish it with flowers / decorations. They said some of the stuff had been recouped and may be in the yards manager's shed. I want my stuff back and I want it back now! Below is a picture of the marker before it was all stolen!

Stanly Gardens is a perpetual care cemetery in Albemarle, North Carolina. The cemetery offers the…read moreusual burial and cremation services. There is very little information online, so I'm a little stuck. The cemetery is quite well cared for. There is no little and no overgrowth, though a few of the paved lanes through the park could use some pothole attention. Nothing that you can't drive around though. There is a dedicated area for veterans and they do offer appropriate funeral honors. It is a peaceful park and nice for a walk to explore though it is not shaded at all. [Review 13923 overall, 1245 of 2020, number 2567 in North Carolina.]

Compassionate funeral home that cares about families who have lost loved ones. They were all very…read moreaccommodating, very understanding of the needs of my family, and very courteous of those final moments to say goodbye. From the moment we walked in until we left the cemetery, the professionalism and the care that was shown was incredible. Thank you for making a hard time just a little easier on us all.

This review is a friendly reminder that when you have the Cavin-Cook Funeral Home & Crematory logo…read more(and corresponding contact info) represented on the company van you are driving to a charity event, it is probably a wise idea not to drive like a complete asshole. I witnessed your company van aggressively- and quite intentionally - force its way in between two vehicles that were in line for the Drive Through Holiday Balloon Glow event that raised 2.5 tons of food and supplies for the Statesville community. Your aggressive driving maneuver nearly caused a crash that could have directly negatively impacted the success of this charity event. The event was advertised as 5:00-6:00; however, the traffic getting in was crawling, and some drivers were certainly getting impatient as 6:00 came and went with little movement. That was no excuse, however, to drive like you were somehow more important than everybody else in line that night. As I fully expected, the balloons all stayed, and everyone who was in line got to see them, and hopefully donate! But I'm guessing you probably just came for the show. I have found in life that the way that a person drives is generally a pretty valid reflection of their character. And when that person is driving the company van, that character assessment naturally extends to the company. Based on what I saw that night, there's no way I would ever seek, nor recommend your business. I mean....cutting in line at a charity event?! Who does that!? Do you also steal little kids' ice cream cones when they aren't looking?

We are very thankful for the service we received from Crystal, at Cavin-Cook. She took a difficult…read moresituation and made it easy to make decisions. Thank you, all, for your compassion and guidance.

Clark provided services when my father passed away. Their courtesy and professionalism lightened…read morethe burden during that difficult time. From the time they arrived as hospice through the entire process they were quite dignified and comforting. I would recommend Clark, and Eric Susong in particular, to anyone dealing with the death of a loved one or in making their own final arrangements.

I used their sErvices when my Father passed. They were very very helpful in all matters and…read moreactually took care of all details. At this time of sorrow you can't think of everything, they did and proceeded very professionally.

Great experience with full service funeral. From start to finish all of our needs were met with…read moreattentive consideration. Thank you Wendell and team.

I spent hours scanning images of my father for a slide show accompanied by a beautiful soundtrack…read more The show was planned for the opening of the service in the chapel. The morning of the funeral, I was told the projector and screen weren't working. Additionally, I planned time for people to share memories of my father. I was again disappointed when the wireless microphones didn't work. We tried making the best of the situation, and did. I would have thought at the very least Matthew would have issued an apology, but he didn't. I should have gone with the original location of the service which was at the church my father attended. But, Matthew sold me on the Davidson's chapel and the amenities.