My husband recently passed away and I can't say enough wonderful things about Toftt Funeral Hime…read more Jordan helped me with preparing and prepaying for every detail. My husband wrote his own obituary and expressed what kind of casket he wanted. Jordan was able to fulfill all of his wishes. Steve Toft came to the Concord Care Center when he passed and used such care and kindness as he was taken away. At the burial everything was perfect. I am so grateful to them for doing taking care of every detail in such a caring way. I would recommend them to you if you're looking for value and quality!

When my Dad died, I call ed around to a bunch of funeral homes. They all did pretty much the same…read morething so I went with the people that made me feel welcome. It made all the difference. And I had no idea how beautiful their Event Room was. It made the memorial service absolutely perfect.

I don't know how to rate a cemetery especially one of prison and war. This is one of only two…read moreconfederate cemeteries in Ohio. I grew up 20 minutes from here and knew it existed but had never been here (that I remember). To think how young some of these men must have been and that some probably were forced to fight and die away from their families is sad, as war always is. If we don't learn from history we are destined to repeat it.... The island is private another reviewer suggests driving around to look at the houses. There are signs everywhere asking not to do so.

More history in NW Ohio…read more It took me a while to appreciate the history of NW Ohio... what with the battle of Lake Erie occuring... in Lake Erie (woah), and this confederate cemetary here (which I only discovered a few years ago). The Black Swamp history. The glass city. The area may seem bland, but the history is there. There's not much that can be said about the cemetary... It's a cemetary. Not as large as Arlington, obviously. But it sure has an impact on you when you walk in. I'm glad for the photos another user has uploaded here. The cemetary is located on Johnson's Island out at the tip of Marblehead. You have to pay $1 to use the bridge to access the island, unless you can duck through the gate behind a resident islander (or know the code). Once on the island, don't just go to the cemetary... drive around and appreciate the amazing houses on the "inner circle" inlet. Pretty wild... And don't forget to stop at the Marblehead Lighthouse, then grab a bite at Netty's Chili Dogs. =)

What a cute store! I am always surprised at what I find there, from gift cards for any occasion, to…read morejewelry and personal gifts for friends and family. I always leave with something that I can't wait to show people. To top it off, the staff is phenomenal. Aimee and Sherry are always willing to help find and gift wrap the perfect gift; what a time saver.

If your looking for a gift for family of ones who have passed away this is the store to go to~ very…read morefriendly helpful staff, even wrapped the gift for me so happy to have found this store...

I've been here a few times over the years, and the space has always felt welcoming and warm. The…read morestaff is courteous and very friendly, and has even managed to help us continue to smile and laugh. As you can imagine, they are knowledgeable about the funeral industry (something I didn't realize I didn't know much about) and answered all my family's questions quickly and clearly. It was a nice relief to have David and his staff during such tough times.

Considering this is the profession the director has chosen to do, he certainly lacks basic…read morecompassion and understanding for grieving families. I understand that there's tons to do related to a funeral but when the mother of the deceased and her family is kept in the dark regarding arrangements by the father's family, and the director couldn't be bothered to give us the time of day, sorry but you sir should maybe consider another choice in career. It took everything in me to not cause a scene with this guy. For the sake of the mother of the decease I sure hope the funeral service itself goes much smoother. Be careful if you're considering using this funeral home - they want their money and only provide compassion for that who pay. Forget about other halves of families. Wow.

My family used Pfeil Funeral Home for my father's funeral. My Dad knew Don for a long time, as they…read morewere in a service organization together. Dad trusted him. Don and Iva are good and compassionate people. They took care of all the details and minutiae so that we could focus on grieving and spending time with friends and family at the visitation.

Growing up, we always had a little giggle with the name of this funeral home. I haven't used their…read moreservices yet, but I'd love to know the story behind the name.