Thank you to Angie and the staff at Arlington for taking care of my mother in law as she got the…read morearrangements finalized for her husband and getting the markers ordered. We also wanted to thank the US Navy for providing the military honors for him at the graveside service(If you are looking for someone to help with your end of life arrangements, Arlington Memory Gardens can help you get the ball rolling on getting that going, so your relatives will not have to strung out later in the planning phase.Locking in your arrangements is key).The grounds at Arlington Memory Gardens are so peaceful and gorgeous for where they are located. From what I saw in the last few weeks, I can say the value is very reasonable for the current market we are in. Give them a call to get started on your planning.

I mean what can you say, it's a cemetery. It's beautiful to visit. You can walk up to the…read moreheadstones. It is huge but they have shuttles to take you where you may want to go. My uncle and Aunt are buried there.

Thank you to the Bill Eisenhour Funeral Home for the great way they took care of my father in law's…read morefuneral arrangements last month. You did a wonderful job. Also, my husband and I made the trip in from Muskogee to pick up the memorial jewelry. We were greeted with a hello by staff and let them know we were there. We were told our director would be there to present us with our jewelry.It was gorgeous, and the pendant charm consisted of my father in law's thumbprint and father in law's birthstone, and on the back it says DAD 1954-2022, as my husband chose. It has been quite a start to 2023, but having these pendants is just a little reminder of a great guy that made everyone laugh and cared for everyone, even if he did not show it all the time. Thank you again to the staff of Bill Eisenhour and Dignity Memorial for everything. If you need their services, stop by and pay them a visit. They will do you right and honor your requests.

From the owner: Celebrating each life like no other…read more Each one of us is unique with our own story to tell. As North America's largest provider of funeral, cremation and cemetery services, Dignity Memorial professionals excel at helping families create meaningful tributes that truly celebrate the lives of the individuals they represent.With an extensive network of more than 2,000 locations throughout the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico, Dignity Memorial providers offer families personalized services and advanced-planning options to meet any need. From the simple to the extraordinary, your Dignity Memorial professionals are here to see that your special story is told.

Pollard had an affair with my (late) mom's neighbor for decades…read more My mom requested to be buried with his funeral home. When she passed, I honored her wishes. I was 29 years old, and I hadn't ever planned a funeral. When he found out that my mom had life insurance, he milked me for every dime that he could get out of me and persuaded me to purchase many unnecessary things. My mom was mixed and very fair-skinned. When I went to view her body, she was dark as night and had blisters all over her body. An HVAC tech informed me that he worked on his air at the funeral home while my mom's body was there. And that many of the bodies had started decaying. During the viewing of the body, I put two teddy bears that my kids gave her before she passed in her casket; along with a Mother's day plaque that she gave me before she passed. And, I had her dressed in jewelry. Before the service and the day of the service, I advised him and his staff to remove all of her jewelry, the teddy bears, and the plaque that she gave me. After the burial, I asked him for those things. He removed everything but the plaque. I started sobbing and told him that I needed that. He yelled at me and said it was going to cost me." I asked how much. He informed me $5,000.00. He ruined my mom's body and scarred me for life. He's a dishonest, money-hungry, tacky person. And so is his funeral home. My friend buried his loved one, and he was milked out of most of his life insurance, also.

This place is awful I guess if your from Spencer and don't care about quality and professionalism…read moreyou may use this place my experience was awful my son's dad picked this place because he grew up around there but want a joke!! Very unprofessional first off Everytime I went in there they didn't even recognize me as the mother of my deceased son they would talk to me in third person like I couldn't get any information and they'd say my name not even realizing that's who I was, the MOTHER! then on the day of my son's viewing they also had another viewing going and the police were called because of problems with them being dissatisfied about their loved one and how the funeral director acted towards them! Then on the day of my son's funeral they rushed everything I waited for everyone to say their goodbyes and went to my son's casket last and they were folding up cloth and tossing it on top of him and I had to toss it out and demand they give me a minute!! They are not caring or compassionate that funeral director needs to retire!! Everytime we were trying to give him information he couldn't even spell or get the correct information on the paperwork without is having to tell him numerous times and practically spell it out for him over and over so no! Not even that process was easy. His remarks about certain things were very unprofessional! Even when we went to head to the cemetery they had to jump the hearse I mean the whole process was like a Madea movie AWEFUL! SO I Guess if you like ghetto and unprofessionalism this would be the place to pick my experience was a nightmare.

It's great to see how much everyone cares at Sunny Lane. Cheryl went above and beyond to ensure my…read morefather got a great send off.

From the owner: Celebrating each life like no other…read more Each one of us is unique with our own story to tell. As North America's largest provider of funeral, cremation and cemetery services, Dignity Memorial professionals excel at helping families create meaningful tributes that truly celebrate the lives of the individuals they represent. With an extensive network of more than 2,000 locations throughout the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico, Dignity Memorial providers offer families personalized services and advanced-planning options to meet any need. From the simple to the extraordinary, your Dignity Memorial professionals are here to see that your special story is told.

My friend of over 40 years had to have services for his wife, it was very dignified and pleasant,…read morethere was a large crowd to support Harry and his deceased, I would use them if required, keep your dollars in Midwest City

Nice and helpful people especially Rhonda who is behind the scenes, but there when you need herread more

This place was recommended to me and I couldn't have been more grateful. They were very respectful…read moreof me and my daughters in discussing my mother's wishes. The price for her cremation was very affordable and any further service that I required was done in a very timely manner.

Very respectful and caring men. Quade took wonderful care from picking my dad up to me picking him…read moreup at their location. Not anything anyone wants to go through but they made it much easier!

My beloved baby brother passed last week, I had never planned a funeral before, but as oldest…read moredaughter/oldest granddaughter I am the "famiily manager". All that aside, Kris was a major blessing to my family. He never tried to "upsell" us on anything but expleained the facts and the process in a clear and kind way. I don't tend to write positie reviews of places, but I cannot thank Matthew's Funeral Home and Kris enough making a very difficult time into such a smooth and easy process. He was there every step of the way. My heart cannot express the love I have for Kris and the Matthew's Funeral Home!

Matthews Funeral Home was very professional and supportive in walking us through burying a quite…read moreaged grandparent who was the last of her birth family. They (and the underwriter) were faithful to honor the pre-arranged, conventional burial policy she had purchased 25 years ago. Harley fully explained a few substitutions that were necessitated for specific items that were no longer available after 25 years, and didn't try and upsell the quiet, simple, country burial she wanted into something more elaborate. (We did purchase assistance with a slide show for the memorial service that turned out well). The funeral home also provided a packet of useful information to assist the family in winding down the few loose end that remain. (The pre-arrangement was helpful if there is a known and expected gravesite).