We lost a beautiful boy at the age of 20. It hasn't been easy, but we couldn't have been more…read morepleased with the support and the consideration we received when working with the staff to pull together a celebration of life that Skyler would have wanted. A big thank you to Kenny and his wife for the love we felt in all that they contributed, at this difficult time, to make this so special.

Owens Funeral Home in Jtown provided professional, compassionate and overall OUTSTANDING CUSTOMER…read moreSERVICE to our family, during our time of grief!

It's never a happy reason one has to come to a funeral home. Our dear framily member lost his mom…read moretoo soon and went to honor her. They had a visitation and set her up in a room to honor her and room to view her. They allowed for her now orphaned sons to honor their mother with friends and family in a clean peaceful environment. I don't know the cost. But the quality of the services was well done. I have been to too many different funerals in the month of December and hope this is the last one I have to say good bye for a final time. Fcfh made this a nice experience set in the golden age that this woman lived in.

My family had the unfortunate task of scrambling to make funeral arrangements for one of my in-laws…read morethat passed away unexpectedly. After bad experiences and poor communication with two well-known "chain" funeral homes in town, a last-minute web search sent us to Fern Creek Funeral Home and although this was a first for me (having to help plan a visitation and memorial service) I can say that the staff went above and beyond to make the experience special. Gayle and Sarah were honest, tender and patient, plus they made themselves available and helped ease and absorb some stress from our grieving family. Additionally, the facility itself was clean, spacious and provided just what we needed as a space to honor the man we lost. It feels odd writing a review for a service that needed at such a messy time, but for that reason, I felt compelled to share that they were exceptional and came through for our family in need. I wish them well and hope they know how much it meant to me and my family.

I am 81 and have arranged and attended many funeral services. Yesterday I attended my daughter's…read moreMother-in-law's service or lack of service. The service scheduled to start at 1:00 started about 1:15 and that is because the priest started. He spoke and had some readings and then said we will have another song. Another song there had not been the first song that we heard. I was in back and faintly heard music. We all waited and became uncomfortable. The priest had a final prayer. Finally a representative of the funeral home came in and said that concludes the service and burial would follow. We waited outside and she came out and asked who the pallbearers were. They had not told the family they would need pallbearers. Granted most families would know this but this was the first funeral arranged by the family. The employees or owners showed no respect for the deceased and I feel for the family. All the services I have attended whether in the funeral home or church, there was always a funeral home representative close by making sure everything went smoothly.

They did an awesome job with my 21 year old son would definitely recommend them to anyoneread more

I lost a very good friend recently and his family chose Newcomer to handle the services. I was very…read moreimpressed as they did an exceptional job. The visitation was held in a very nice size room and there were plenty of chairs and places to sit for everyone. The flowers were tastefully placed in various parts around the room. They appeared to go out of their way to do anything to assist the family. The church service as well as the grave side service was as nice as any one I've attended and seemed to go off without a hitch. There was a flag ceremony and the flag given to his wife. I noticed later, when we returned to the church hall, that Newcomer even gave her the wooden flag case. A very nice touch. I would highly recommend Newcomer to anyone.

My mother passed away Early Saturday morning after a long hospitalization. The sad job of planning…read morethe funeral was done a week earlier when the doctors advised she would pass soon. I contacted Newcomer who we had contracted to do my fathers funeral 9 years ago. They did an amazing job for my fathers and we knew they would do the same this time for my mother. I asked for the exact same thing that we did for my father, they pulled the sheet from 9 years ago and followed it to a T. Now here is the amazing part that I did not anticipate, the difference in price from 9 years ago to the present was three hundred dollars, not thousand but hundred. I was shocked. This post is not meant to paint me in the light of some tight wad person who only cared about price, what I am trying to say is this place has a formula and it works. There is nothing cheap about how they handle their clients, the total was about six thousand eight hundred, but you would have thought we paid 20,000 thousand for the service they provided. My father looked so natural, it was amazing. Now my mother is in their hands and we are receiving the same quality service we received in the past. I will always recommend this place because of their professionalism and I can attest to the value you will receive compared to what other homes quoted me. Do not feel that you cannot afford a quality dignified funeral, this place can help.

Pearson's did a wonderful job assisting my family with the cremation of a loved one. They were…read moreresponsive, caring and affordable! I can't say enough about how amazing they were with preparations during an incredibly difficult time.

I am greatly disappointed in the attitude we were given when meeting with Pearson's to execute a…read morepre-paid and well planned funeral. We were told that the person who lived in a dementia unit had changed their plan. They did not want a funeral, obituary or a service. The ashes were given to a family member who took off with them so there can not even be a graveside burial service. This has been greatly distressing for the entire family. What can you say when people call and ask about the funeral and obituary that never happened? We have decided to go to a church and have a memorial service a month after her death at our own expense. The purpose of pre-paying for a funeral is to relieve your loved ones from trauma and distress.

This was the first time that I have had to plan a funeral, so I was totally lost. Liz was fantastic…read morein so many ways. She didn't just ask questions. She observed, and listened to the interaction between me and my girls as we talked about their brother. The obituary that she wrote (for someone she had never met) was so spot on that many people thought I wrote it. Liz always responded promptly to my text messages and calls. It didn't matter if it was morning, evening or the weekend; Liz was there for me. I mention Liz because she was my primary contact; however, every one of the staff that I encountered was absolutely wonderful. I can't compare Naville-Seabrook's pricing to other funeral homes because I didn't shop around. What I can say is that if you are looking for a place that will take care of literally everything with compassion and professionalism, you need look no further.

I just want to say I am a delivery driver for a local florist and every time I come to this funeral…read more home they are a blessing to meet they greet you with the up most respect have great customer service Devin she is always fabulous every time I talk to her. Along with all the other employees I have met. Thank you for making my day every time I stop here .

After 16 years of a carefree, opulent life, my "fur baby" passed. Because this happened early on a…read moreSunday morning, I thought I would need to wait until Monday before taking her anywhere. We decided against burying her in our backyard because we didn't want any wild animals to dig her up (my heart, soul, or psyche would not have been able to survive that). We called a few places around town to get prices of pet cremation and any other associated services. The man who answered the phone was kind, understanding and soothingly efficient. His already soothing voice became much more empathetic when he found out that I had just lost my pet. He gave me their prices and explained exactly what those cost included. They have different prices based upon how you want the cremation to occur and then upon the weight of the animal. They offer 3 levels of cremation: individual, double and group. Plus, depending upon the level you choose, their prices include a framable certificate, a marvelous, decorative, wooden box for ash storage and memorial display. The individual and double cremation options offer the certificate of authenticity, which states that the ashes that you received are actually from YOUR pet and not from someone else's. In addition, at no extra charge they will ink the paws and nose to put those prints on the certificate. I was completely satisfied with the tentative services and the expected outcome. Once we took my pet to their location, one man received her while another man (Chris) took our information. Although, the man that I talked to earlier on the phone took my information and noted that I wanted the nose and paw prints, Chris did not ask about that service nor did I remember to state it. In my grief-stricken, cloudy mind, I assumed that the information from the earlier phone call would be linked to this intake information. I didn't realize that little omission would return to haunt me. A few days passed and they called to say that my pet was ready for pickup. Quite somberly, I was actually able to drive to get her (I wasn't sure I would be able to do that). A lady greeted me immediately, and ushered me to follow her to the office. There I received a nicely paw-printed recyclable paper bag with a beautiful wooden box and a certificate of authenticity inside the bag. The presentation was really nice. Imagine my hurt when I looked at the certificate and saw no nose or paw prints. When I asked about the omission, the lady told me that she would check to see what happened. After a few minutes, she returned to tell me that they were unable to get any prints from my pet. Her body language was different as she told me this information and I got the impression that she was not telling me the truth. Especially because I know the position that my dog's legs and face were in. Her paws were straight and flat and her nose was big and black. The only way that they couldn't get the ink was if they didn't know to try. While I realize and accept that this was a miscommunication, I would rather have been told the candid truth and not a "canned response" to appease a grieving person. Other than this, I was really pleased with everything else.

Thank you to all of the staff for funeral and visitation services. I highly recomend Highland…read moreFuneral Home. Chris and others did an amazing job working with my family.

Peter was very nice and most helpful for all our needs. It was a pleasure working with him in our…read moretime of need. Would definitely use them again.

So many things have changed because of the Covid-19 Pandemic and one of them is how some funeral…read moreservices are handled. My wife lost one of her Aunts. She was a beautiful alert lady who lived to be 101. When her family told us about the arrangements for her service we were surprised to hear they were going to have a "drive-by" service. We had no idea what to expect as were drove in the parking lot and saw a short line off cars going past the front of the building with the family all standing outside. As we approached the family greeted us, all wearing masks and social distancing. They opened two large glass doors for us to get a clear view of the open casket. We exchanged words with the family and then drove off. It was clearly one of the most unusual services we've ever attended and certainly not like any previous ones we've attended.