Truly an amazing place! Thank you so much for taking care of Layton and all of the life that…read morecame with it .... You guys are truly the best in the business we mean that from the bottom of our hearts !!

Look, if Ken N. reviewed it and Nicole S. reviewed it - who am I to not share my five star…read moreexperience with Carlisle-Branson? Upon entering, the main hall wasn't open and we were gently greeted with instructions to wear a mask and to take a seat in the adjacent lounge. Shortly after, the hall opened and we were directed to the guest book and given a memorial program. Everyone we encountered was so warm and kind. The facility was clean and comfortable. Most of the parking is at the bottom of a hill, but there are a few regular and handicapped spaces near the entrance. The steps and ramp were cleared of the small snow we had, plus had ice melt laid as additional protection. #VH

For your pre needs planning I would recommend meeting with Kelsey Ehrgott at Hamilton Memorial…read morePark. Very knowledgeable and sensitive to your wants and then plan accordingly with a wide variety of options.

From the owner: Hamilton Memorial Park has served Hamilton County since 1995, offering funeral, cremation, and…read morecemetery services in one peaceful, garden-like location. Our sunlight-filled event space overlooks a two-acre pond and is ideal for memorials, funerals, and celebrations of life. We offer full food and beverage service, on-site celebrants, and a wide range of burial and cremation placement options--including ground burial, above-ground crypts, and chapel crypts. Each year, we proudly host a Memorial Day service honoring those who gave their lives for our freedom. Visit us at 4180 Westfield Rd, Westfield, IN 46062

Attended a service this afternoon(Dec 3rd) that was to remember / honor all those that had passed…read morethis year where their viewing/service was done by Hinsey Brown. The notice was sent to the family point person and typically the minister. I'll step back in time in a moment. The service opened with a song and opening remarks, then music was played as each person's name and picture(if avl) was shown one at a time. A lot of people were in attendance and even more people were remembered. Someone provided some remarks again to help heal and reflect with a message of hope. 5 candles were lit with an explanation to their meaning. And then a soloist performed: still, my soul, be still. We had A closing prayer and then dismissed. A Christmas tree in the lobby had an classy ornament with the picture of the people that had passed. We were told we could take the one for our family member. I believe, Hinsey Brown has a person on staff focused just on grieving. They also provide other services in this arena. All this experience was a result of a death in the family earlier this year. Hinsey Brown met with our family to plan the viewing/service. Though the grief was unbearable, Hinsey Brown's compassion and attentiveness to our desired needs made this part a little easier. Every question we asked was answered. Every need was met. Even the request to change the obit multiple times after it was "done", was met with a can do response. I am in awe of how well everything, and I mean everything was done. All staff I encountered demonstrated nothing but the utmost respect and professionalism.

Very caring, understanding and accommodating in your time of need. Its not an easy business, but…read morethis staff makes it seem like it is. Thank you for being such a great help and so involved in our community.

On a quiet Friday afternoon, East Hill Cemetery in Rushville made for an easy and peaceful stop,…read morethe only sound was a lawn mower somewhere off in the distance as I parked along one of the wide lanes and walked through the older section of the grounds. The cemetery dates back to the mid-1800s when Rushville began formalizing its public burial grounds. The cemetery is operated today by the City of Rushville, and it holds a mix of local families, Civil War veterans and a handful of historically notable Hoosiers, the most famous being Wendell L. Willkie (1892-1944), the 1940 Republican nominee for President and the only native Hoosier ever nominated by a major party, whose grave is marked by a clean and informative historical marker. East Hill doesn't have the dramatic hills or elaborate monuments that some older cemeteries do, but it's well kept, easy to navigate and has that quiet small-town Indiana feel that makes wandering among the markers a surprisingly pleasant way to spend some time. [Review 1011 of 2026 - 218 in Indiana - 26190 overall]

Everyone at Myers-Reed was super nice and helpful to us after our daughter passed away recently…read more They are also honest decent people. We planned to have my daughter's memorial service at church. On the morning of the service I found out there was no heat at church. Keith and Derrika allowed us to have the service at the funeral home, with very short notice. We had a sign hung on the church to redirect folks to the funeral home. Things went beautifully. My husband and I cannot thank them enough!

From the owner: Celebrating each life like no other…read more Each one of us is unique with our own story to tell. As North America's largest provider of funeral, cremation and cemetery services, Dignity Memorial professionals excel at helping families create meaningful tributes that truly celebrate the lives of the individuals they represent.With an extensive network of more than 2,000 locations throughout the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico, Dignity Memorial providers offer families personalized services and advanced-planning options to meet any need. From the simple to the extraordinary, your Dignity Memorial professionals are here to see that your special story is told.

I moved my Stone to Valley Grove Cemetery. My Single plot is For Sale. When i purchased the Plot 20…read moreyears ago, I was told Dale Cemetery would buy my burial plot back if i desired to do so. Well , They said they can't do that anymore because most people are doing cremation. . My plot is for sale 1/2 price of the current selling price. Its located next to the road way. You can reach me at 765-238-0311

Today, while taking flowers to place at Dale, I pulled my car off to the side, two wheels in the…read moregrass and two wheels on the road, as I always do because the roadways are maybe a lane and a half wide and I wanted to leave plenty of room for people to get around me. As I was sitting in front of one of the headstones trimming flowers, I heard a Kubota drive behind me three times and finally stop and idle on the fourth. I finished up, stood to leave, and one of the men said (without addressing or acknowledging me first), "If that's your vehicle, we would appreciate that you didn't park it like that again," drove back to the office, and went inside (not like being on a mower or anything that I was directly affecting them being able to get done). Eh, whatever. I moved my car to the next grave and left it parked in the roadway to avoid the grass. But really? It's a cemetary. I don't plan to stay and frolic all day or even long enough to leave a dent in the grass. Although I understand it is a job for them, I do believe there are jobs and circumstances that must adapt to the way people and customers are dealt with. Thankfully, my feelings don't get hurt too easily, but I can only imagine had I been a grieving widow or a mother visiting her child and feeling like my presence was such a bother. Sad. My entire maternal and paternal family is buried at Dale, but even their rules and regulations regarding grave decorating have become almost ridiculous. Heaven forbid you attempt to honor a loved one at their grave, because it might break some (made up) code.