First class all the way. One of the requests that my father had before he died was that he wanted…read moreNewcomer to handle his funeral and burial. Several months ago I came and fulfilled his request. The people at Newcomer were very helpful and professional. Tammy was the sheer professional guiding us through all the legalities involved when a person dies. Who would have thought, huh! After my father passed, everything was turned over to Keith. I cannot day enough kind words about this man. From planning the viewing, transporting to St. James Cathedral and then to Greenwood Cemetery. He knew exactly what to do and when. Everything they touched was flawless. I'm sure I'll need them again in the future. Great job Newcomer, carry on.

Nicely laid out funeral home with amenities for the grieving. Very traditional with wooden bench…read moreseating and tissue box holders at the end of every row. Was a nice place if you had to go to a funeral. No fun for anyone, but this place seemed as nice as it could be considering the circumstances.

The cemetery is well maintained and is located just across from the Winter Park Golf Course. I will…read moreadmit that I find it too strange Neighbors, but I don't know which one was first. Either way, the cemetery is well maintained.

Winter Park's Palm Cemetery is a quiet and well-maintained cemetery with benches, lots of shade,…read moreand surrounded by a golf course. I have not done business with this cemetery but I enjoy strolling through this location while paying my respects.

My aunt Angelina Alvarez was viewed in December, directed by Michette Alvarez. No relation but…read moreenergetically it felt as though we were. Michette was short of amazing in helping my family during this time. Efficient, warm, professional are just a few words to describe our experience with Michette. A Community Funeral Home & Sunset Cremations is a beautiful place for your loved one to be viewed. Along with Michette, the staff was a team in coordinating the services. At no point did we feel neglected in any of our needs. We appreciated the amenities such as the kitchen area where my family was able to take a quick break for a coffee. The kid's room is perfect for when your little one becomes restless. Can't forget the spacious and clean bathrooms. Michette, Thank you is not enough for holding our hand through this process. Your attention to detail, with not only funeral arrangements but with our culture, will forever hold a place in my heart. Going above and beyond in honor of my aunt gave a comfort feeling as if you were aligned to be in that position. Titi Angie would have loved everything. No cambies nunca! Cuídate, prima!

Funerals are easily some of the most challenging experiences of a lifetime. When you need the…read moreservices required after the death of a loved one, it can be very difficult to find help when you need it most without having regrets. I cannot stress enough how fortunate we were to have A Community Funeral Home recommended by a friend. We've required their services twice in the last five years. This is a difficult time for anyone who experiences the death of a loved one. Both times we've employed their services they were exceptional.

People tend not to review funeral homes since we are emotional, but I must recognize this team. I…read morevote them the best in town for what they do. My aunt was a pharmacist, who passed away at 84. We chose Chapel Hill since she wished to be burried vice cremated. Chapel Hill has a relatively new hall built in 2018 and a professional team. I remember Patricia and Robert (Bob). A themed decoration "pharmacy" was set up with PowerPoint slides. Our package included light F&B catering. Any last minute changes were taken care of instantly, no questions asked. I highly recommend this establishment, if anyone ever needs Cemetary services.

Well kept grounds and a serene air are positive points of this cemetery. One thing that I found…read morevery tacky was a sign advertising their floral placement service to "brighten the day" to people visiting their loved ones.

Taft Memorial Cemetery is a small Cemetery located in the industrial area of Taft, Florida…read more I have always been fascinated with cemeteries. There is something to be said about standing in an area where countless people have been laid to their final rest that have lived a whole spectrum of their lives. There is laughter and tears, triumphs and loss. There is a small parking area and you can see the factories surrounding this small cemetery. These factories are where a lot of the people I am assuming have worked.

I have never had an experience better than what Sara and Good Life provided for my family…read more Sara went way above and beyond and I am so grateful She treated us with grace and love as well as coordinating the entire service. From providing coffee to providing comfort to all of us. She spoke to all of the mourners as if they were family members and for Kyle's family, she was so sympathetic and caring If I could rate 10 stars I would! Thank you Sara Barbara Laverty-Lynch

I recently attended a funeral at Good Life Funeral Home for my husband's friend, and I was…read moreimpressed with how everything was handled. The service was beautiful, well organized, and conducted with dignity and respect. The staff seemed compassionate, professional, and welcoming. It's never easy saying goodbye, but the care and attention to detail made the service a meaningful tribute. The only thing that I did not like is that the place is really small, besides that all was great.

Greenwood Cemetery is a historic cemetery just east of the downtown Orlando, Florida area. The…read morecemetery was established in 1880. Prior to 1880, the people who resided in the Orlando, Florida area had no permanent burial location. Eight residents of the area purchased twenty-six acres of land for a cost of $1,800. Greenwood Cemetery has since grown to over eighty acres. The cemetery has many of Orlando's past prominent citizens buried there, including multiple Orlando mayors. One area of Greenwood Cemetery is the heartbreaking section known as Babyland and is the resting spot of children who passed away under the age of five. Greenwood Cemetery offers tours usually around Halloween and there are plenty of ghost stories. One humorous story is that of Fred Weeks. Mr. Weeks was a northern businessman who was swindled by three men who sold him useless swamp land and billed it as prime real estate. Weeks responded by buying a piece of land close to Greenwood Cemetery and erected a tombstone with the three men's name on it and the biblical verse, "A certain man went down from Jeruand fell among thieves." The men bought the land back from Weeks. But Weeks was not done with these less than honorable men. Upon his mausoleum in Greenwood Cemetery, he had the men's names inscribed along with the biblical verse again. It is said that Weeks haunts the graveyard, as do countless other restless spirits. Greenwood Cemetery is an important part of the history of Orlando and definitely worth a trip.

The best cemetery in town. Bar none. People are dying to get in! I live nearby and many older…read moreneighbors say their next home is quite close ;)

The funeral home was very sleek and nice. Even the restroom looked good. But I wish they had an…read moreadditional stall in there. It was easy to find and they had two entrances. The ceremony was lovely. Instead of rows of chairs, they had tables. Almost like the ones you see at prom with those fancy chairs. Then some chairs lined along the back wall. The casket looked nice and had an American flag on it since my uncle was in the Navy. The flower set up was also beautiful. The lighting was soft. There was a lot of pictures of my uncle on the TV and they had some nice music at the end after everyone was finished speaking. The staff was very polite and tried to direct people as they could when they came in, since some were late. We got an hour and A half and it was very lovely. I would definitely recommend having a funeral/viewing with this funeral home.