Took my Grandfathers money and never ordered his casket . My grandfather recently passed and my…read morefamily had to pay again for a different casket for him. The previous owners scammed him out of his money ! It takes a special kind of greedy scum to do what he did to our grieving family as well as numerous other families!

They took my money for a headstone and when the new owners took control they told me my money was…read moregone. they tried to sell me pre paid opening and closing of the graves. Needless to say I didn't give them $2800. Sent them packing. I have 2 grave plots there I will never use. Swindlers.

Death is one of the few things all of us have in common. Sometimes it is a blessing in disguise ;…read moreothers times it is an end to all things beautiful. Cemetery's in particular have always interested me simply because it's the only place(s) I feel like I'm amongst my own people and with my cultural background; respecting a deceased individuals body is of the upmost importance. As a former caregiver & Veterinary Assistant; I've been exposed to death in a way most people wouldn't be and therefore; funerals were once a daily activity. With this being said, Restland is one of the best kept grounds I have ever walked. The landscaping alone is sparse but what is growing are some of the most beautiful cedars I have ever seen. The grass is cut, the road is clear & clean, there are plenty of trash bins and water fountains for fresh flowers. And lots of benches to reflect and grieve. Surrounded by woods, a church and the ugly road; it is a very peaceful & comforting place. Although the land in the very back is (sadly) being developed, for now you can enjoy the breathtaking sunset and enjoy the scent of pine trees (" loaded with compounds that have a variety of positive effects on the human body"; including lessening depression). But besides this small fact, this is the first & only cemetery that pays homage to those who have been cremated. There is a tiny garden that invites visitors to scatter their loved ones ashes over a bed of ivy- I LOVE this idea! It is such a simple yet sweet gesture and I applaud whomever came up with the idea. There is also a large cannon and monument honoring our fallen men & women, a little pond stands behind it as well as lovely flowerbeds. This is also the first cemetery I have visited with a useful directory at the main entrance. Most cemetery's only offer a plot number and you're left wandering around (sometimes for hours) in search of a grave. There booklet clearly shows each section & lists which headstones are in each. Again, someone put a lot of thought and care into this place and I don't doubt that if you choose to rest here that you would find peace.

Donovan Funeral Home in Mogadore provided our family with so much compassion and support as we…read moremaneuvered our way through the loss of our loved one. James and the staff were extremely professional in all aspect of planning, preparing and making certain that we, as a family, were taken care of during the worst day of our lives as we said goodbye to our loved one. We would highly recommend their professional service when a family is in need of making final arrangements for a loved one. The Baddeley Family

I cannot recommend Donovan funeral home enough. They were helpful, caring, and considerate during…read morethe unexpected passing of my mother. They put our minds at ease and the presentation was flawless. It is so nice to have a local establishment that truly cares about you and your loved ones in this difficult time. Thank you James for your great service. The Bowers/Rutan family.