This is a medium size cemetery close to the banks of the Willamette River in Albany Oregon…read more I visit here once in awhile because this is where my Great Great Grandmother is buried. She is here, right next to my Great grandfather's Brother. Her son. He died at a very young age. Almost 19 years old. It was a mystery to me, until I did some research. I was able to find a newspaper stating that he drowned in the Willamette river. The report was that people thought he was playing around. When they realized he wasn't, it was too late. It's a sad story. I just feel like I should visit once in awhile. It's amazing that it happened almost a 100 years ago. They do a good job keeping the cemetery looking nice. I've always been impressed.

Our father passed away suddenly in Oregon, and as next-of-kin living in different locations, we…read morefaced challenges finding a caring funeral home that could handle the complexities of coordinating last rites across state lines. My dad was a Buddhist, and the funeral home worked tirelessly to find a suitable person to perform the ceremony. When they noticed that the service and item we had initially quoted had increased in price, they promptly contacted me to inform me of the change. They negotiated with the broker to secure a price close to the original quote and updated their service costs accordingly. Every person we spoke with was empathetic and generous in spirit. Losing a parent is incredibly difficult, and the shock of it all can leave everyone reeling. Despite the intense details we required for the final rites before cremation, Weddle Funeral Service handled everything with care, ensuring that every request was met perfectly and coordinating the spiritual services seamlessly. I hope you never have to experience the loss of a loved one, but if you do, I'm deeply sorry for your loss. Weddle Funeral Service will guide you gently through the process with an emotional intelligence that I remain grateful for to this day. You, and your departed loved one, are in safe hands with Weddle.

Thank you, Natasha, Ryan, James and Josh at Weddle Funeral Service for your compassion and…read moreunderstanding with the cremation process for my mom. Your guidance and support for the obituary and urn helped us go in the right direction during this difficult time and afterwards whenever we needed something else you were right there. Josh, thanks for the slideshow for her Celebration of Life it was beautiful you did a great job. We are grateful and strongly recommend Weddle Funeral Service for your bereavement needs. God Bless and peace to all.

Long established Albany funeral home. They have been our go to for generations of family members…read morewho have passed away. Always service with respect, calm, and understanding.

I cannot recommend this funeral home to anyone, despite their good reputation. We had a…read morepre-arranged, pre-paid burial plan. We met with a staff person pre-need to make sure that our preferences were clear. I will say that during my husband's terminal illness I called and asked to be walked through what to expect, which was helpful. That earned them one gold star. After my husband passed his body was retrieved gracefully and with respect. Two stars--because these things were important. But once his body was in their possession I had to chase down every service we paid for. On the day of the funeral we were put in a dingy room where we waited for family pall bearers, only to learn that they had been told by the funeral home to go on ahead to the cemetery and were waiting for us there. I spoke with the driver of the hearse regarding the funeral procession but the hearse took off without us. There was no guidance through the process. After the burial the grave was left unmarked, confusing the monument setter. I had to pursue death certificates and their filing with the insurance company. I did receive many apologies, kudos for that. After the graveside service we asked people to go online to offer their memories and sympathies--but the funeral home had failed to include his obituary on their website. When I was alerted to it, they corrected it--but weeks had gone by and it was too late. Despite our paying for obituaries and leaving instructions, I had to prompt them to put his obit in the local paper and it was published--but with many typos and odd characters (which the paper didn't correct). The last straw came nearly six months later. My husband's bi-annual alumni magazine Taps section had no obituary for him! I spoke with their editor and learned they never received anything from the funeral home. Rather than lodge a complaint with the very polite office staff, I decided it would serve best to warn people off with an online review. With the exceptions noted, the services we received from Fisher FH were inept and unprofessional. In my family, this funeral home is infamous.

They definitely pray on the vulnerable money wise. $3K just for cremation. Shame on you.read more

My father recently passed away and McHenry handled the arrangements. Drew managed all the details…read moreand attended the service and the family service to place the ashes into the mausoleum. Everything was handled in an extremely professional and timely manner and Drew was a true asset to making a difficult time go smoothly.

Oops... my prior post should commend Guinivere...my bad! Extremely fast responses, caring, and…read morejust a nice woman!

The staff at Aasum-Dufour Funeral Home are both knowledgable and professional. Their services and…read moreunderstanding of families and their needs is second to none.

After handling the death of my pet and calling all around to find a crematorium, it was beyond off…read moreputting the lack of empathy on the other end of the phone. Do be prepared to hear your lost loved one be called "it" and feeling as though they are simply a transaction for the business. However, at the very least their prices are affordable compared to all of the locations in the Eugene and surrounding area. As well as the turn over of when you bring your pet in and they are retuned to you.

Pet Friendly !!!! I recently had to put my very senior cat down. A friend told me about their…read moreexperience at Sweet Home Funeral Chapel, and they are honestly much cheaper than going through your vet. They were so kind and let me bring him right him, he was done by the next day. The price was $150, I paid extra because they also make paw print mementos and I had to have one. Great experience, sweet people !!!!.

Ron was able to engrave a memorial stone for our beloved dog of nearly 12 years, with a poem I…read moreliked and the silhouette of her breed (Golden mix). The white granite is beautiful, I highly recommend his work. (He could ship to us in CA.)

As always, CPE fixes things right. I have a power washer that stopped making pressure. John…read moreexplained that the cost of a new pump would be about the same as two+ hours of labor and they might not actually find the problem. His suggestion was to go with a new pump. I agreed and the pump he chose has more pressure with less water usage! A WIN-WIN if there ever was one! I dropped it off Thursday afternoon and picked it up Monday morning! That's customer service!

I've been particularly proud of community residents and businesses for stepping up to the plate to…read morekeep fellow residents as safe as possible during this time of CoV. My bubble burst however when I had to visit Corvallis Power Equipment a couple of times over the last couple of weeks. While I am an old customer and felt their service has been good and the premises clean, each time I visited now that the mask ordinance is in effect, no one was wearing a mask, including the manager or staff. On top of that, no plexiglass on the counter. To pay for items one has to be within two feet of the salesperson. I hate how this has become a political statement. So my statement in return is this: if you can't follow the mandate, if you feel so privileged and put out that caring more for yourself than others around you forms your ideals, I'll take my business elsewhere.