Horrible services, told my family our loved ones was still leaking when asked to see them. Wanted…read moreus to cover their electricity bill. 1000$ for electricity is wild. I will never have a good thing to say about this funeral home

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.

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!

Worked with Julie on prepaid arrangement, she was kind & very helpful. Have used SJFH for many…read morefamily members. Staff is wonderful. Very kind and understanding of the emotions people are feeling. Always clean and willing to make sure your wishes are met. Would highly recommend using SJFH on Mayflower & Sample Rds

My father purchased a prepaid plan back in 2004. He passed away suddenly in 2015…read more The staff was very cold. I went in several times to go over the details as my dad was a stage 4 cancer patient at the time, and was only given weeks to live. Every question I had was treated as an inconvenience. Only "certain" people could help you if you walked in. They disregarded several of my requests. They think they have the monopoly on the Catholics on the West and South sides of South Bend. More, on prepaid arrangements, you are a thorn in their side. I took a year to think before I wrote this review. It wasn't done on raw emotion.

Brown Funeral Home was so gracious to my family when my husband of 30 plus years passed away the…read morecompassion from the staff and Mr. Brown helped me through a tragic experience. I have never had any experience with a funeral home that would compare to this wonderful establishment " treating you just like family " They went beyond measure to make sure my husband was given the military service he deserved ( he was a Marine). They have become like family to me and with family you love forever. On behalf of my husband Anthony E. Garner, Sr. Forever in my heart Gwen G.

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.

Unfortunately, my family had to use Kaniewski for funeral arrangements…read more Mike helped us arrange everything and was a great person to contact with questions about the process. They made everything so easy during this rough time. The facilities were nice and they added included many services to make the entire process stress free. We were really surprised to find out they were going to deliver the remaining plants and photos from the visitation. When you're going through a time of loss, you really appreciate that you don't have to think of the small details.

Our family was deciding between multiple funeral services and ultimately went with Kaniewski. We…read moreare so grateful we did. Their services were professional and prompt, and their prices were reasonable. They do all the Holy Cross funerals for Notre Dame. If they are good enough for ND, they are good enough for everyone!

I should have spent parts of this week and last week in South Bend, Indiana, and near (or in)…read moreNiles, Michigan.* In honor of not taking the normal Sunday (or Monday) drive with my dad (and often my mom) to southwestern Michigan, I'm snagging this FtR. The last time I was in Niles, Michigan, was last fall with my dad. He loved the random drive we took through autumn leaves and along winding rivers with surprising islands and over hills I didn't know Michigan had. When we drove by this adorable little Catholic cemetery, my dad made me make a U-turn. We marveled at the tiny, vaguely Russian-looking chapel in the middle. Of course, the chapel was locked, but that just added to the mystery. It's a really small cemetery, or a larger graveyard, whichever you prefer. It's so small, in fact, that while it does have paved roads so that cars can get close to graves, those roads are so narrow that if you park on the road itself, you'll be blocking traffic. I have no idea what they do for graveside services; do people park outside the cemetery and walk in? It's affiliated with but not physically connected to nearby (but somewhat difficult to find) St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church ( https://www.yelp.com/biz/st-mary-of-the-immaculate-conception-catholic-church-niles-2?osq=St+Mary+of+the+Immaculate+Conception ), which deserves a visit as well. Some cemeteries are spooky. This one is not. Or at least it's not spooky in the middle of the day. Whatever the case, I usually enjoy visiting cemeteries. They're so odd and beautiful and sad and hopeful and often historical. *Things happened, as they say, or--more accurately--the Women's Selection Committee once again awarded Ohio State a home bid to host even though they haven't made it into the Sweet 16 in two (and now three) straight years of hosting. My Fighting Irish should have hosted, like they usually do, but they made short work of the Buckeyes anyway.

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.

I never write reviews, but I felt compelled to share my recent experience. The woman I spoke with…read moreon the phone was quite rude. Earlier in the day, I called to inquire whether a family member was at the funeral home so I could assist my grandmother in sending a Red Cross message. Later, I called again to confirm that the family member had not yet been handled or transferred, as I had been informed otherwise by a relative. I'm not sure if this lady is having a bad day or what, but regardless of the circumstances, I believe it is wrong to speak to or treat grieving individuals, especially service members, in such a manner. Based on this lady's demeanor, I am glad my relative is not at this funeral home because a business is only as good as its worst employee.

We cannot say enough positive things about the Hohner Funeral Home…read more Attentive, compassionate and professional in all aspects of our son's funeral services. We are particularly indebted for the way they accommodated our special needs and requests. From our first meeting they made it clear that they wanted our son's service to reflect his wishes and those of his family. They succeeded in doing just that. Thank you. Jim Brundirks and Sue Kase