The employees are very professional and did a great job for my friends funeral…read more The Funeral Home is very clean and beautiful

My family has used this facility for the passing of 3 different family members in the last 10…read moreyears. Every person that we dealt with was kind and patient, offered care and direction every step of the way. From the care of the deceased, the help setting up for the viewing, moving the flowers to the burial site, the staff was wonderful and helpful and kind. The funeral home itself is a it dated, but in the way that feels like home, comfortable, cozy, like grandma's house. There were several conveniently located bathrooms near the main viewing rooms and a kitchenette/coffee & cake room up a short flight of stairs for snacks and drinks and taking a breather from the greeting of the visits. Sadly Grandpa's passing marks the last of the family that will use the services of Phillips-Robinson. But only because we don't have any more family in Nashville. Thank You for all your help during our difficult times.

My mom and dad both passed a few years apart. They were very helpful. Don't know what our family…read morewould have done without them. Death is never pleasant or easy to deal with. They made our experience so much less difficult

I lost my Dad in 2016 and never had to plan a funeral. The people that work here made such an…read moreeffort to help out in any way and made sure all my wishes and needs were met. Last month sadly I lost my Mom. I can not say enough positive things about they helped me again through this process. They are so kind and so helpful. They truly care about you and your love ones. Bless them.

These folks are outstanding. Our mother passed unexpectedly and we were in terrible shock and…read moremourning and had no clue now to prepare the proper memorial service. Chuck Ramsay and his team were extraordinarily kind, helpful and professional and gave us all the right tools to ensure a beautiful memorial for my mother. Thank you Woodfin....you made the most difficult time in our lives easier and we are so grateful!

The best service and price around Tennessee. Thanks for…read moreserving the community whith honesty and kindness always.

I was in town from California and my father passed away. I have never had to deal with anything…read morelike this before and Gerald and J.J. were just so helpful and caring. They helped guide me through the whole process of getting the death certificate and having my father's remains interned at the VA cemetery. They took great care and respect from receiving the body, setting up a small viewing, and getting the cremated remains to me. They were very upfront with their fees and went above and beyond with their execution of services. I will be forever grateful for everything they did for me during one of the most difficult times in my life.

The well-tended cemetery offers a peaceful escape from the city's hustle and bustle. It is located…read moreoff of a major street with lots of traffic and beside a train track. With occasional distant train sounds interrupting the tranquility, you almost don't even notice it because you're in such a zen when walking around the area. Nashville National Cemetery is a U.S. National Cemetery was established in 1867. It spans 64 acres and is the burial ground for veterans of various U.S. military conflicts, including the Civil War, World War I, World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. There are about 12,000 Civil War era interments, including several thousand unknown soldiers, who are laid to rest here. Around 34,000+ people are interred in total. I do not have any relatives that I know of, buried in Nashville National Cemetery, but I still enjoy visiting because I like to pay my respects to those who served our country. The cemetery is maintained by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. It honors the memory of fallen service people by hosting ceremonies and events that include Memorial Day, Veterans Day, and during the holidays. During the holidays, Wreaths Across America participate in laying wreaths on all of the gravestones. I enjoy participating in Wreaths Across America, but I'll admit, I haven't done it here. It is great that people do participate and care enough to pay attention to those who made this cemetery their final resting place. It is quite a vast landscape, and you will notice it first thing when you visit. It is easy to get caught up reading the names in the varying sections and the history signs that the cemetery has posted. Pay attention to some of the history signs so you can educate yourself more on its history. It is worth it.

What an interesting cemetery. I know it's probably an odd thing to say about a cemetery, but it's…read morea fitting word. Although NNC still has the traditional white markers lined with military precision, the markers are laid sometimes in a semi circle to parallel the curves in the roads leading through the cemetery. There's a mix of tall markers and of those flat to the ground, there's even some monument-style markers, all combining to make this an visually interesting national cemetery. And, if that's not enough, there's a railroad track running through the middle of the cemetery. There are several upright cannons, one of which gives the numbers buried here, both named and unknown as of 1874, and a Minnesota Monument commemorating the number of that state's soldiers lost during the War. Some sections have markers facing opposite directions from each other, or set at an angle. It's seems almost haphazardly arranged, but maximizes the space. It's a huge cemetery. It's also a noisy one. The day I visited, the groundskeepers were doing the work that keeps these places pristine. But in the section on the other side of the tracks, the noise from the nearby road never let up. I guess it's fitting in some way, having the noise to keep the living grounded as they remember the reason for the visit. Sixty acres and over 33,000 burials, beginning from the Battle of Nashville through the present. That's a lot of heartbreaking noise.

The spouse and I made our annual trip to Springhill Cementry to decorate gravesites of 10 family…read moremembers. When we arrived, we found one headstone broken; I was not a happy camper. At the business I met Gwyn Winstead the manager of operations. She explained they had experienced a horrific ice storm earlier in the year and the ice brought 100-year trees and limbs down on the gravesite resulting in damage. Ms. Gwyn explained the insurance company had recently settled a claim for damages and she assured me the gravesite would be repaired. To carry things a step further she insisted we show her exactly where the gravesite was. After she inspected the headstone and assured us the stone would be repaired, she asked if we'd like a tour of the grounds. Of course, we said yes! Ms. Gwyn was an excellent historian as well as tour guide. She answered many questions and solved mysteries I had wonder about my entire life. Ms. Gwyn commented as we started our tour, she loved her job; halfway through the tour it occurred to me, she was serious. Ms. Gwyn truly loves her job, loves Springhill and ensures the folks resting there are taken care of. The spouse and I have been in discussion for over a year as to where we should choose as a final resting place. We were considering Arkansas or California; neither were appealing. After our tour we almost said at the same time; this is the place. We told Ms. Gwyn our plan and she promptly introduced us to Tonja Hebrank who is a planning advisor. Ms. Tonja was AWESOME! extremely patient, suggested issues to address that never occurred to us. There was no pressure to purchase anything or to upgrade what we wanted. Ms. Gwyn and Ms. Tonja turned what was expected to be a depressing and morbid experience into a very pleasant and lighthearted experience; there were a few tears but there was also a lot of laughing and fellowship. When we left the Springhill business office, we felt good about our decision to be at Springhill, felt good with our purchase and most importantly felt good about the 2 individuals that helped guide us through the process. Ms. Gwyn and Ms. Tonja, these ladies are not pretentious; they love what they do, love serving families and that love radiates from them. To be honest; the entire experience was so pleasant I wouldn't mind doing it all over again!

My father 95 years( WWII vet) old lived in Nashville but move away 10 years ago. Two weeks ago he…read morerequested a release of assignment so he could be buried with his family. He contacted the life insurance company he purchased his policy from and they sent Terra Blessing at Spring Hill the "release of assignment" on 1/4/2022. I spoke with David Thain and he confirmed Terra had the paper work and she would call back. I have followed 5 time( today is 1/17/2022) and left messages but to no avail. I'm confused on why they would treat anyone this way. Please Terra simply call me back. Thank you. Follow up: Terra called me back shortly after this review was posted. Terra was polite and processed my dads request.

They were very patient and worked with me and my family on getting my mom's headstone. They were…read morereasonably priced in comparison to other companies. Everyone I spoke with was very nice. Richard Schultz did an amazing job in answering any questions I had on anything! ​I would recommend Schultz Monument to anyone.

We needed a headstone for my parent's grave. we showed up without an appointment and the lady was…read morevery helpful and kind. she set us an appointment to come back when the owner was available to go over all our needs. When we came back for our appointment, the owner was very considerate and professional. he was kind and considerate of our needs. he worked to get us just what we needed. My mother requested to have the headstone installed before Father's Day and he didn't promise it would be done, but he did say he would try to make it happen. The stone was in fact installed before Father's Day and it was exactly what we had hoped it would be. I cannot say enough about how kind and helpful everyone was at Schultz, from the lady that greeted us all the way to the fellow that installed the stone. Thank you all for helping during a time of mourning.

When my mother died, we relied on Crawford Mortuary & Cremation to pick up her body from the…read morehospital, conduct the cremation, and return her ashes to us. We were highly pleased with their services. Their representatives were courteous, dignified, and professional. Their costs were less than we had anticipated. Highly recommend.