The two women, Evette and Alonna, were very easy to talk to, took all the pressure off me and took…read morecare of every step. They know exactly what to do and answered every question. A beautiful wooden box is included in the price if you don't want to buy an urn. It does take a couple of weeks from first meeting to receiving the death certificates in case anyone is wondering. There was a problem getting a doctor to sign the certificate so that may have been the cause of a few of those days. But you can trust them to do things right. They are located about a block west of Jefferson. You have to turn north onto Enterprise Circle from Winchester to get to the parking lot. Go to the second floor; go down the hallway to the left and they are the first or second door on the left.

I needed the basics and received them with respect and dignity. Very much hands off approach where…read moremost interactions were via phone and online. Great value compared to the rest. Services needed and wanted were available and accomplished timely.

Ciara was very caring knowledgeable. I lost my mother-in-law in February and she handled her…read morecremation with care and kindness. And then in April, my husband passed away. She was great with assisting us to pick the casket and bringing him to Los Angeles to be buried. The stress I was feeling was overwhelming and they made it stress-free as much as they could I highly recommend.

I am writing to formally express significant disappointment regarding the transportation and…read morehandling of floral arrangements during the services for my husband's family member, which included a viewing in Palm Springs (Fitzhenry) and the subsequent transport to the cemetery. While I understand that funeral homes may not feel direct responsibility for arrangements not purchased through their services, the handling of these items significantly impacts the overall experience of the grieving family and loved ones. As an individual with six years of experience in the floral and service industry, I found the delivery process to be unacceptable. Concerns Regarding Transportation and Handling * Improper Transport: During the transportation from the church/viewing location to the cemetery, arrangements were visibly stacked on top of one another. This practice is disastrous for delicate floral structures and results in damage to costly tributes. * On-Site Damage: Upon arrival at the cemetery, one arrangement was visibly dropped by staff, resulting in immediate damage to several flowers. This occurrence was witnessed by numerous family members, causing considerable distress, especially given that the family planned to take all floral tributes home. * Destruction of a Key Arrangement: I had to intervene directly when an arrangement (specifically, the "wings") was being broken by a worker. I observed the worker ripping out flowers (gladiolus) and disposing of them carelessly into a bush adjacent to the casket. This specific arrangement was subsequently too damaged for the family to take home. * Missing Banners: I also had to personally ensure the retrieval of accompanying banners, which had been stuffed back into the damaged "wings" arrangement. I spoke with Mark and Danny at the time regarding the issue of the banners. Issues Regarding Floral Materials * Aisle Stands/Easels: It was observed that the metal aisle stands or easels, which were provided free of charge by the florists for the display of sprays and wreaths, were retained by the funeral home staff. These stands are typically provided for the family's use to display the tributes and do not belong to the funeral home. The family should have been allowed to keep or manage the return of these items. Recommended Action and Transparency Floral tributes are not inexpensive and represent profound expressions of love and respect. The lack of care shown for these items was extremely disheartening. I urge the funeral home to implement the following changes immediately: 1. Mandatory Transparency: If proper, temperature-controlled transportation and adequate spatial accommodation are not available in your vehicles for large or multiple floral arrangements, this information must be communicated to the families and loved ones prior to the service. 2. Staff Training: Implement mandatory training for all personnel involved in the handling and transport of floral tributes, emphasizing the need for respectful and careful handling of all arrangements, regardless of their origin. 3. Policy Review: Review current policies regarding the disposition of floral accessories (such as easels and banners) to ensure they are returned to the family or florist as appropriate. We are incredibly disappointed that a day intended for respectful remembrance was overshadowed by the observable mishandling of these final tributes. We look forward to your acknowledgment of these serious issues and confirmation of the corrective steps you plan to take.

I pre arranged my parents services in 2010. Everyone was extremely helpful. My mother passed in…read more2012 and my dad last year. Again, the process couldn't have been easier to navigate. I will probably pre arrange my own services with Forest Lawn Cat City. That were helpful, kind and very empathic.

Exceptional service! Very professional and well appointed. Attended to my needs and those of my…read morefamily. I would definitely recommend this business.

I can't say enough good things about Rose Mortuary. They seem very caring and helpful. I dealt with…read moreAmber and Alex and they were both as wonderful could be. I highly recommend them.

Great support in our time of need. Our father passed away unexpectedly, and we were at a loss for…read morehow to handle arrangements. Rose Mortuaries came highly recommended by the medical officials who attended to our father. When we called Rose Mortuaries we initially spoke with Connie who was patient, empathetic, and did not overwhelm us at all. When we attended our first appointment we worked with Alex who saw us all the way through the entire process. We knew our father wished to be cremated, and Alex helped fill in all the gaps for our family. She was attentive and provided us space at the same time. She didn't push anything on us and clearly explained the essentials, dates, and was extremely flexible on accommodations that were in between some of the options offered. We had an intimidate memorial / viewing for our father at the Rancho Mirage location for immediate family. The location was private, quiet, and well presented. Our father was well presented and looked handsome and at rest. In the days after the viewing, my father was cremated, and Rose Mortuaries accommodated our family's needs to have the ashes divided amongst my brothers and me. We each had a say in the process and were able to honor our father in our own unique way. All paperwork and certification were presented in clearly marked envelopes and folders. I would highly recommend Ros Mortuaries to any family in need.

We were looking for a place to do a cremation. Communication was phenomenal. Pricing was more than…read morefair. Their representative, Conrad was extremely professional and empathetic. Would absolutely recommend percent.

All the paper work most done by phone less traveling to office kind and sweet to work withread more

Forest Lawn employees( Mirna Flores) and managers are absolutely amazing, great customer service…read moreknowledgeable caring honest and value. I highly recommend Forest Lawn.

The sweetest security guard was working back in October. We had come from a presidential rally and…read morehad to walk a good amount to reach an area to meet up with our other group. We sat on a bench in the front of Forest lawn and he came around and gave us snacks and water! Super sweet of him honestly!

Everything about this place is amazing! Caring kindness patience knowledgeable. I highly recommend…read morethis place.

It has been 2 years since my mom passed away and until this day it still bothers us how everything…read morehappened. I had emailed them telling them how poorly our experience was and they never even had the respect to respond. Here's what was said: Good morning Casillas Family, It has been a few days since my mother's service (11/28/2022) and we are still discussing the bad service we were offered. My sister and I were the ones that took care of the funeral arrangements and are very disappointed. About 5 years ago we also used your services to bury my grandmother which went great. We want to express the issues we had with Casillas Family Funeral Home. My sister was told she could be there earlier so they could get things ready. She was there at 6:30 along with other family members and it was locked so she called the office because no one opened at the office. Someone told her that they would be opening the doors in a few minutes. They all waited patiently, which took longer than it should and the only way they realized the door was now open was because a guest arrived and opened the door to go in. At that point they realized someone had opened it, but they were never informed that it was, nor did they see anyone open in. The flower delivery company was there to drop off the arrangements but because the door was closed, they left them outside. There was half a coffee pot there that was cold and probably there from the last service held and coffee was not ready. No one was there to assist/customer service so we could ask if we needed anything, explain how everything works and etc. We had a power point, and it took 30 min to figure it out and get it working which tells me it was not setup. We felt rushed out with no warnings of how this works. The sink was very dirty and disgusting use. By far it was a bad experience in addition to our grief and we are very disappointed. This shows us that customers are not important to the Casillas family and that everything was so unorganized. I realize I never posted a review so I'm doing this now.

Joseph did such a good job helping me and my family in such a hard time…read more The process was as smooth as it can be.

As-salumalakum (I can't spell) It means peace…read more Often times last respects or saying good bye is a persons chance to process heal and honor the lives of loved ones. The Casillas' are the definition of "family business". They care, communicate well and will try their best to make your family's service sincerely unique and meaningful. I used to fear death and mourned for a very long time. This family taught me to respect the death process and to treat a persons soul as if it's present even though their earthly body had expired.... If you've seen the movie My Girl... this funeral home is kinda like that. It's NOT a giant corporation with a script of greed. They treat each case uniquely as the individual. That's rare these days! This is the one business of its type that I know that bothers to learn the first names of the decedents relatives. If you're an emotional person or accepting a death is difficult for you, I recommend this funeral home. The Casillas kids leaned from a young age to assist the grieving in time of need it's second nature to them which will put your mind at ease. Promise.