On Oct 2025, my mom passed, I have been grieving for four months not realizing that, I haven't…read morereceived my mom death certificate. I have been calling Professional Funeral Services since Nov 2025-February, 2026 too no prevail, I had to reach out to the BBB, that's when Tiffany from PFS called apologizing and said she would have one of he employees get it and bring it to me that never happened. I'm trying to figure out what is the problem, I see why they're calling them unprofessional Funeral Home service a lack of professionalism?.It's other things, I could mention but, I will let the state handle them.

My recent experience with this funeral home was very professional. They were very nice and…read moreinformative from picking out a casket for my mom to a floral spray and a listening ear. Donta- vius was exceptional I might add.

This cemetery has almost 200 yrs of history. From mausoleums to historic tombs to monuments and new…read moremodern ones as well. As you walk through you will see dates going back to 1800's and as recent as March 2026 One thing I did noticed is some still has the water line from Katrina Hurricane I believe I read somewhere this cemetery is the largest in the city. It shows RIP to all buried there

I am writing this review for two reasons, first in the hopes of helping someone who is caught off…read moreguard and in a position to make a difficult decision after a loved one dies and to compliment the Greenwood Funeral Home's staff, especially, Krys. Early one Sunday morning, my phone rang, I saw it was from my brother and knew this was the call. "Ray, Mom is gone." We need to know what funeral home to call for the coroner to release her. We decided on Greenwood Funeral Home because my mother's family plot is in Greenwood Cemetery, adjacent to the funeral home. About an hour later two very nice ladies arrived and transported my mother to the Greenwood facility. On Monday morning, we went to our appointment at Greenwood and met Krys. She was kind, compassionate, and also very prepared. She had a set process and questions that helped guide our decisions...from obituary, urn, Mass readings, and many other things you are unable to think about yourself. She walked us next door to the Firemen's Charitable and Benevolent Association (FBCA) where we made the last of my Mom's arrangements. On a desk there was a sticker that said, "My job is empathy." I read it aloud and Krys said, "I have one of those too." We finished at the FBCA and told Krys goodbye. The following Monday, we arrived at Greenwood for my Mom's funeral. Greeting us with a warm, kind smile was Krys. We made it through the day because of her. I will emphatically state, Krys performs her job with empathetic grace and professionalism. I am relieved and glad that she was the funeral director for my Mom's funeral. For my family, Greenwood was definitely the right choice, with Krys as our guide, making this difficult time easier for us to manage.

Garden of memories is a wonderful business to work with for services for your loved ones…read more The staff is very professional and knowledgeable about navigating the process. Stephanie Manos was very helpful and conscientious about keeping in touch to complete the smallest details in helping me plan for my family funeral needs in the present and future.

Great cemetery to stroll through a few famous graves to see my dad is upstairs I visit him every…read morefew months

I had the privilege of coordinating a funeral service with the director. It was a privilege…read moreworking with this highly professional, compassionate man for a family that was unable to meet their obligations and needed my assistance in securing funds to afford the burial of their relative. I highly recommend this funeral home services.

The funeral home staff were so professional in handling my brothers home-going. They went above and…read morebeyond by helping meet to receive a package I sent from Washington state get there in time because I wasn't to arrive until days later. I will never forget the way they open their hearts and doors at a time of grief. Thank you

We used Heritage Funeral Home over ten years ago for my Step-Father and about six months ago for my…read moredad. In both instances we were very pleased with the work and the professionalism. It was a great experience both times, all things considered. Towards the end of his life my dad was very sick and had lost a lot of weight and so he really didn't look like himself. Heritage Funeral Directors asked for a picture of our dad and worked magic to have him looking exactly like the picture. He looked like he was asleep. It was great to have that as the lasting memory of him instead of how the sickness had taken the life out of him. I'd highly recommend them to anyone.

Very satisfied. Very friendly and dedicated staff. Everything was explained thoroughly. Any…read more questions were answered and explained where it was understood. I recommend highly

Our family recently buried a loved one in the St. St. Patrick #3 cemetery in the Queen of All…read moresaints Cremation Garden (for cremation burials). This is a very beautifully designed garden filled with rose bushes and flowering shrubs and crape myrtle trees nestled among the wandering pathways. It is so serene and beautiful. There is a covered pavilion for shelter in the rain. The office staff, and in particular Mr. Longa are just so helpful and kind which goes a long way to ease family emotions at such a time. We could not have been more satisfied.

Beautiful cemetery. One of three, off to the side, it's about the same size as the other two. Old…read moregraves, a sense of serenity, and well worth walking around. It is near many other large cemeteries, though this set of 3 could combine and still not be as large as the nearby ones. It is very interesting to walk around, and it is a thing of beauty. It is very well maintained, and has the office that supports all three of them. I would suggest walking around. The older spots are unique and have an appeal to them. Some of them are enclosed in little gates. There is a spot near the main entrance for a memorial to abortion fetus'. I am not about to take a stand for or against abortions here, but let me just state for the record that I find this disconcerting, but these are run by the Catholics, so, do with that what you will, just be warned it is there. For more information, I am setting up links to let you look at the research yourself on when these were started. https://nolacatholiccemeteries.org/st-patrick-cemetery-3 http://www.neworleansonline.com/directory/location.php?locationID=1951 gonola.com/2014/11/03/nola-history-the-irish-cemeteries.html

It's well kept and well supplied with things like stepladders and sinks for putting flowers at…read moregraves. And it's been that way for years and years.

For the absolutely unreasonable level scrutiny that one must go through to visit their loved one,…read moreand enduring verbal abuse from who I could only assume was a Maintenance Man, the grounds really are falling into disrepair. There's visible trash on the property, and portions of grass that are dead or dying, and headstones and face plates to crypts having broken or fallen down. For how aggressive the staff is towards visiting family, you think they'd take better care of the place. It really is a shame when such beautiful and historic sites in New Orleans aren't taken care of and that's evident here at Hope Mausoleum. Just a shame.

Westlawn is a good example of a local cemetery keeping up with the times. As you enter, you see…read morewhat many would consider the traditional cemetery, a tree lined space with ground burials although most of the tomestones are laid flat rather than standing. As you proceed and look to the right, you see the area decidated to the New Orleans style above ground family crypts. Closer to the back of the cemetery grounds, you come across the newer areas where the community mausoleums with crypt space for caskets, and cremation niches were built. They are actually quite pretty with the stained glass windows and all. Something for everyone.

Really nice Westbank cemetery. Most of the graves are in ground, so it's not as ornate as Metairie…read moreCemetery or the like, but there are plenty of trees and there's a big cross that overlooks the entire place that is very nice. The shade from the trees makes the entire place really cozy, which sounds a little creepy but it's actually a really nice spot.