While I appreciate the fact that the people here will help you with obtaining headstones,…read moremonuments, mausoleums, ledgers and the like for dearly departed loved ones, I find that some of the people working here are incredibly insensitive. I was here today to get a headstone for my mom (r.i.p.). While the man who assisted us was very helpful I was extremely offended and showed great restraint when he inquired about the health of my dad. I told him that my dad is ill with multiple myeloma, which is why he didn't accompany us and the very next words out of this guy's mouth are "he's not going to survive that". What the F--?! You don't say that to someone. While it is true that none of us are going to live forever, to boldly say that to a person is incredibly rude and hurtful even if that's not the intention. While the service was good, the employees need some sensitivity training.

Family there. Old and established with beautiful oak trees. Quality place. Quiet. Peaceful. Bring…read moreyou back in time.

The upkeep has gone down drastically. I went several months ago and Grass, especially on right…read moreside upon entrance, was very high. I visited today and now all graves have been widely sprayed with weed killer with dead grass everywhere. Looks terrible grass runners taking over flat markers. I ride over to the right side and there is some spraying but not as much as other area, but all needs cutting and trimming.

The director and staff of Wilson-Wooddale Funeral Home provided impeccable top notch customer…read moreservice for our mom's Celebration of Life services. Every detail we requested went flawless. My sister and I were not forced to purchase anything. The director was a source of comfort during this chspter of our lives. Our mom was absolutely beautiful. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts Kay Stewart.

From the owner: Wilson Wooddale Funeral Home, proudly serves Baton Rouge and the surrounding parishes including New…read moreOrleans and Shreveport. Our multicultural staff provide both comfort and information to those wishing to make pre-need or at-need arrangements. Knowing that our families come from all faiths and locations of Louisiana, the staff at Wilson Wooddale seek to meet the needs of our culturally diverse community. We are proud of our exceptional customer service and for treating all families with compassion and dignity. We will continue to strive to be a strong foundation to our surrounding communities and families. Our goal is to provide peace-of-mind to our families through the celebration of life and love of those who have passed. Wilson Wooddale Funeral Home offers a full line of funeral, cremation and celebrant services, including: - Traditional funerals - Memorial services - Graveside ceremonies - Basic and full service cremation options - Collaboration with other funeral homes

Greenoaks provides beautifully appointed spaces for friends and family to gather in a time of loss…read more Staff is well-trained to be accommodating and helpful, without being intrusive. There were issues with sound mikes. A mike was needed for soloist at keyboard and clergy at podium, but only one mike was available which meant the soloist was trapsing across the space crossiny in front of tge casket to deliver the mike to the podium. Then the batteries died before the eulogy began. So there was no sound amplification during the service. This is vital when the majority of attendees are elderlyand have hearing loss.

My son died unexpectedly in 2005. In my grief I wanted him in the same mausoleum as my daddy. All…read morethey had was a spot up top. I was told that there would always be a ladder with wheels available for me to use. I have used that ladder more times than can count. There's a platform at the top to stand on. I go and hang wreaths and his pictures, I wipe it off and just take care of it. I sit on the platform and talk to him, touch his marble. I'm his mother and that's all I have left to do for him. I went today to hang a new wreath and new picture, the other one has turned yellow. I couldn't find the ladder so I went to the office to get one put back at his mausoleum. I have had to do this before. Well today I was told the ladder is no longer available and no I can't bring my own. I now have to make an appointment for maintenance to put his wreath up and picture. Are I can use the provided pole. I no longer have access to my son's grave, I can't touch it ever again. That is just so wrong and cruel on so many levels!!!

They handled my grandfather's funeral arrangements & everything was beautiful. He looked so…read morehandsome, and they were so gentle during the whole service. I'm so thankful he looked like himself & couldn't have asked for a better funeral. My entire family is forever appreciative

Amazing funeral home. Handled my father's funeral better than I ever could think they could…read more Gracious people, handled the funeral with professionalism and grace.

We are deeply unhappy with the place we chose for our mother to be buried…read more Unfortunately, everything happened very quickly after our mother passed away. The hospital informed us that we needed to make arrangements as soon as possible because they did not have a morgue available for long-term holding. In the middle of our grief, we visited several cemeteries and ultimately chose Resthaven because it appeared to be the most beautiful and well-maintained option. Between the funeral services and burial lot, our family spent more than $31,000. While it was expensive, we believed we were providing our mother with a premium and dignified final resting place. Sadly, our experience since then has left us with serious regrets. The first issue occurred during our mother's burial service. We watched cemetery staff operate heavy machinery throughout the area with little regard for the surrounding graves. During our mother's burial, we personally witnessed staff break two neighboring tombstones. We also observed machinery being driven directly over multiple graves. It was shocking and upsetting to see such carelessness in a place that is supposed to honor and preserve the memory of loved ones. Witnessing that made us immediately worry about the safety and future condition of our own mother's grave. The second incident occurred only fifteen days later, on June 3rd, our mother's birthday. Our family gathered at her gravesite early that morning and spent the day together remembering and honoring her. Around 10:00 PM, a woman exited a vehicle and approached us aggressively, immediately stating that we needed to leave or she would call the police. There was no introduction, no attempt at a respectful conversation, and no empathy whatsoever. When we asked who she was, she identified herself as the manager, Tiffany. We attempted to explain that it was our mother's birthday and that we had been told we could visit her at any time when we purchased the burial plot. Before we could even finish our sentence, Tiffany interrupted us and responded, "I don't care. Y'all need to leave." Those words were incredibly painful to hear. We understand that cemeteries have rules and operating hours. We understand that employees have responsibilities to enforce those rules. However, there is a respectful and professional way to communicate with grieving families. Even if exceptions could not be made, a simple explanation delivered with compassion would have gone a long way. Instead, we were met with hostility and indifference. Tiffany ultimately called the police. The responding officers themselves were respectful and apologetic, explaining that although they understood the situation, we would need to leave. We complied. What continues to hurt us is not that we were asked to leave. What hurts is how we were treated while grieving our mother on her birthday. Losing our mother has been one of the most painful experiences our family has ever faced. Knowing that she is buried in a place where we witnessed damaged graves, careless operation of heavy equipment, and such a complete lack of compassion from management only makes that pain worse. As a result of these experiences, our family is now seriously considering relocating our mother's remains elsewhere. We never expected to feel this way after spending so much to ensure she would be laid to rest in a place worthy of her memory. We hope Resthaven's management will take these concerns seriously and reflect on how grieving families deserve to be treated--with dignity, professionalism, and compassion.

I am just able to write now.(grief) My husband passed away last June and I can't say enough on how…read morewonderful Mr. Jett and I believe it was a lady named Haley were. Mr. Jett especially handled things I didn't even think about. He never tried to pressure me into purchasing things I didn't want. I have been to many funerals since and not all funeral homes take care of details like they did. Also, the gave me good advice on how to proceed after my husbands death. Thank you Thank you Mr. Jett.

Talk about hot! Funeral was in June then inside temp was greater in the coffee shop located…read moreinside. Complained to onsite staff to be told manager was in a meeting and cannnot be disturbed. Called Dignity and found out they are not even part of the group. Staff also appear to be fearful of reappraisal. Feel sorry for staff but management is not helpful. Will not be using in future.