At 72, I realized I should make pre-arrangements for when I pass away…read more After checking various Funeral Homes online, I chose Billings. I have no Family close by, and I didn't want a funeral, etc., just to be cremated and to be sent to Ft. Custer to be buried with my late Husband. I dealt with Jeremy, who is a blessing. He (and still is) answered all my questions, no matter how odd they were. It's nice to be able to change things a bit, and know that Jeremy will do his best to help me. He has already made some excellent suggestions to make it easier for me.

Very well disrespected by this organization and company I bought a keepsake for my father my…read morebrother has the most of the ashes I receive my dad in a plastic little baggie just a pink powder and no ashes whatsoever. The treatment and handling of this matter completely disrespectful a keepsake was bought for the fact of having ashes placed inside this small keepsake No credit no assistance no respect as well I am also a disabled veteran of the United States Marine Corps that was not placed into the obituary as requested for the honor of my father this is not one place nor company I will ever recommend anybody take their loved one to to be cremated when they cannot do the job properly nor correctly nor would I recommend anybody take in their loved one there even for a funeral. They take no responsibility in this failure and dereliction of duty for my father unsatisfactory by all standards take no responsibility for my little keepsake being in properly filled and more than likely not even human remains which I will have them tested to make sure count on it Respectfully submitted United States Marine Corps disabled veteran

We recently buried my mom. She was an activity director at a nursing home for 20 years and dealt…read morewith death on the daily. She chose Hahn's for her services. Even though she was on hospice for a while ...but nothing truly prepares you. The days following a death, even an expected death are a blur. She gave us an amazing gift by planning most of the details. There are always a million other little things that need to be decided and dealt with...Pat was AMAZING. The whole team made such a sad time smooth. They communicated well. We met with them the day after, when everything was a blur. Their process was so smooth they had all the choices we made written out for us so we didn't have to remember anything.

They are the best funeral home in the area. They care about…read morethe family above all else. They all are great there, but I have dealt with Patrick the most on several occasions and he is so caring and supportive. I would not recommend any other funeral home!

Everyone was very pleasant to work with at a difficult time. They were kind & compassionate and…read morewere able to accommodate the family requests and offered suggestions when we were uncertain. Various family have used this funeral home for many years. Always pleased with their care.

VERY impressed!! This is a service that you don't want to review~ however they were outstanding! My…read more18 year old cat passed away in his sleep Monday evening. I called Kryder Cremation Services Tuesday morning and get some info so I could make the decision to bury him in our pet cemetery or cremate him. They made my choice so easy! Information was readily shared, they were polite and very soothing to speak to. 20 minutes later I was in the car on my way to them. Went in and the area is clean, bright, and a few meows were lounging to greet me. A few questions later about individual or group cremation, and basic info about me and my Napoleon dynamite, a fee of $120.00 was paid and I was on my way home to eat cookies and sob in my bed. The next afternoon they called and said that he was ready to be picked up and gave me the hours of operation again. I couldn't believe that in just over 1 day it was done. Drove out there, was greeted by a orange and white meow ( which is what my Napoleon dynamite was) which almost brought me to my knees- the ladies at the desk were very fast to ask me what I needed and when I said that I was there to pick up my ashes one went to get them and the other gently spoke to me about the cats that I was admiring. The box that they sent him home in is absolutely perfect. Is tasteful and elegant and just so lovely. The certificate has his name on it and is wonderful as well.

Located in Goshen, Indiana, Oakridge Cemetery had its earliest known burial in 1832 and was…read moreofficially founded by First Methodist Church in 1839. In 1859, First Methodist passed it to the city of Goshen. The cemetery has 40+ acres of land and contains quite a few historic burials including eight mayors of Goshen along with veterans from every major American war. I had the opportunity to visit Oakridge Cemetery during one of my Tenderness Tour events in Elkhart County when, somewhat unexpectedly, the cemetery was actually part of my route because the trail I was using went right through it. As I tend to enjoy visiting cemeteries, I ended up spending quite a bit of time in the cemetery (and ultimately ran late getting to where I was actually going). The cemetery has several interesting sections - Grand Army of the Republic, Potter's Field, Sharis Israel (a Jewish congregation), International Organization of Odd Fellows, and Eastern Orthodox among them. The cemetery has quite a bit of pavement within the boundaries of the cemetery and is pretty easy to wheel through. It's a large cemetery, for sure, and there are some inclines that can make visiting some graves a little difficult. Oakridge is still a city-run cemetery. In addition to locals, there are three known Congressmen here and a Congressional Medal of Honor recipient (Ruel M. Johnson). In 2019, the cemetery added a natural burial option for cremains called Forest of Remembrance. It makes burial a more natural experience and is surprisingly affordable. There's no denying this is an older cemetery. However, it is well maintained by Goshen and it continues to be used with space available to this day. I found my visit fascinating and it's actually an ideal place for prayer, contemplation, or simply walking/wheeling through.

There is not enough words to express how I feel about Brown's they are absolutely the most caring…read moreand loving people. We have had to use them 2 times in just a year apart and in the difficult time they were very comforting. I would definitely recommend them to everyone. There is not one of them that didn't go above and beyond for us. If you want your loved one in the best place that will truly treat them as if it were there family then this is definitely the place you want them to be at.

Charged over $2,000 for simple cremation and for shipping ashes across country--no service--for…read morerelative who lived nearby. The owner told me the cost was so high because cremations cost different amounts in different areas. He gave me a real estate analogy, which didn't make any sense as real estate prices are dependent on supply and demand. The funeral industry is not. Point is, he was condescending. $2,000 is the average rate in Niles? National average is half that. Here, it's a third. Turns out she was already cremated when we talked, he neglected to tell me that. I had questions regarding timeline and paperwork. Over the phone, he did not seem happy to answer questions. He kept interrupting. He accused me of being "nasty," and then asked, "when was the last time you came to see your relative." Wow. He has no idea any of the circumstances. Then he stated, "The nursing home told me she had no visitors for a year and a half." The fact is she was in the nursing home 6 weeks. He said, "Well, who put her there?" She did, that's who. Again, wow. The insinuation was "nasty," to use his words. He's in sales with grieving people for customers. They were quick about mailing the remains. He also had all the information about her bank account and why she didn't qualify for Medicaid. Wow. Unfortunately, I have had a lot of experience with funerals and cremations lately, but never one this horrible, or this expensive. If you have a choice I'd recommend you chose somewhere else.

Yoder-Culp took care of my husband's grandmother and they did a fantastic job! Mackenzie worked her…read moremagic and made her look beautiful, even after years of sickness and a nasty fall before her passing. They went above and beyond to make a hard time more manageable. It's clear to see how much they value the families who use them and provide extremely professional and compassionate services. We would highly recommend them!

"I wanted to take a few days to speak on this. The funeral home we went through for my dad's…read morefuneral really traumatized my children. I tried to make light out of it in the moment because I didn't know if the kids knew exactly what was going on. For one they didn't dig the hole big enough. So instead of pausing and fixing it they decided to just keep trying to push the coffin in. Then we had to move Dad off of the top and the men in my family had to redigg it. I feel it was very disrespectful to even have to see." They said it was a technical difficulty and didn't offer our family anything to make it right. They also said it was a pine casket when it was actually just a cardboard box. Traumatized and disappointed.

In the most awful time in our life- we had to bury our 37 year old son -Chris and Marsha Wells were…read morea Godsend - their compassion and empathy was so needed - their after care helps me still a year later - me and my family are forever grateful