Memorial Park is located across the street from Rosehill and I'm not sure why they are operated by…read morethe city of Cleburne separately. Memorial Cemetery was the third cemetery in Cleburne. In 1873, B.J. Chambers, a prominent Cleburne settler, donated one acre of land for the reburial of bodies. In 1876, five more acres were donated by Jeremiah Easterwood and Chambers donated another 10 acres. In 1894, C.Y. and Ann Kouns donated another tract of land for the cemetery to establish a Confederate Park for use by the Pat Cleburne Camp No. 88, United Confederate Veterans and their descendants. In 1880, the Cemetery Association purchased an additional 20 acres from R.J. Chambers to make the cemetery 36 acres. Some 12-14,000 bodies were buried in Memorial Cemetery between 1876 and the 1940s. The Confederate Park arch is still there with a historical marker. According to the city records, some 278 Confederate soldiers and 7 Union soldiers are buried in the cemetery. More than 20,000 people are interred in this cemetery and there are many unidentified graves. The cemetery is still in use today. Rose Hill across the street is "nicer" but I found Memorial to be more interesting. [Review 16011 overall - 199 in Texas - 1516 of 2021.]

I have been searching for my Grandmother's uncle's grave, which is on Findagrave.com and is listed…read moreas BLK 56 Lot 22. I cannot locate his marker. I have tried reversing the numbers and have driven and walked the cemetery many times but cannot locate it. Have the Block numbers been changed? I have a picture of the marker, but I still have been unable to locate it. I wonder if his parents are buried there as well, but there is no information on them on Findagrave.com. My mother, grandparents and 2 sets of great grandparents are buried in another plot in this cemetery and I would like to locate the others. My grandmother used to tell us about when she was a little girl and she would run around that cemetery kissing the angels and the lambs on the babies graves. She was born in 1900 in Cleburne, so those would be very old graves.

Customer service was atrocious. I highly recommend using a different funeral home for your family…read moremembers final wishes. And if you want to be treated with dignity, this isn't the place for you

My Mom passed away unexpectedly last year and the staff at Rosser were the kindest, most…read moreprofessional people. Being that things happened so unexpectedly we were in shock and they walked us through every step, explained things and took their time.

You stab em' we'll slab em - should be in the form of a flashing neon sign outside this funeral…read morehome... but no, this is a respectable place, nicely decorated in an old historical like building, with caring compassionate local people serving the needs, and making a difficult time as easy as possible. This funeral home has been around forever, they take good care of the recently deceased, and loved ones, they provide all your typical funeral home services, along with a staff who is capable of breaking up a fight that is likely to break out at the wake, viewing, funeral, or graveside service - this is a common tradition among Rednecks so the funeral home is just prepared for it. My one suggestion to improve their service would be to update the music being played - still playing that creepy pipe organ funeral home music from the 1940's -- its strangely remnant of the theme song played by Lilly Munster.... I guess it adds to the experience, and ambiance, but the locals would MUCH rather banjo music, Johnny Cash or Boxcar Willie be played soft and low in the background. - 1 star for the terrible parking - 1 star for the time you guys put so much make up on my Aunt Ethel every one said she looked like a street walker..

An old school local funeral home. Owned and operated by local people who provide dignified…read moreservices. You pick your own tunes.

I had know idea a funeral home was in Alvarado. My bestie's Dad went to be with the Lord. I went…read moreto the Funeral Home to pay my respects. It was just a few months ago, I was sitting in my Bestie's living room speaking Spanish with her Dad and he was telling me a funny Cat story. Lol. My how things have changed. May he rest in peace. The Funeral Home is fairly easy to get to. You pass the city life, then it's tucked away in a residential area. It's super dark at night and the streets are narrow. The inside has vintage decor and furniture. It seems like your at your Grandma's house or a vintage Frat house. The Owner was very nice and personable. His daughter was professionally dressed and ready to help my friend. Another staff member was comforting and helping my friend's Step Mom. I'm glad, I was able to pay my respects. It was worth the drive to Alvarado. The environment and hospitality was wonderful.

From Cleburne Tx. They did a great job on the funeral, and…read moreeverything went good until we got to the grave site and the Crosier Pearson manager spoke and mentioned Trump a few times. There is no place for politics at a funeral, Doesn't matter which side a person is on inappropriate.

Went there for my grandmother, very unpleased with them but luckily you don't need their services…read moreevery day.was told we could pay them out then they told us they wanted all the money up front. Went to the service and the lady from the funeral home was refusing to give out the obituary, which made my blood boil.my brother and I took care of everything for my grandmother and we both was making the decision together and when they refused to give me an obituary after the service was too much, was about to lose my temper.

The Stacy-Wilkins Family took great care with our family at a very difficult time. We can't say…read moreenough good things about the services they provided our family at a most difficult time. They are awesome. Ya'll are pillars of the community and we can't say thank you enough.

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My family and I are so grateful at the speedy transaction and gentle handling of the process. This…read moreentire process was so emotionally difficult but they made it feel controlled and it wasn't dragged out. The time frame was shorter than expected for which I'm very grateful and Lisette is wonderful. Thank you!

Very professional and helpful. They did everything they said they would in a timely manner. Great…read morefolks. I highly recommend them if cremation is for you.

Green Acres Memorial park was founded in 1947 as a nonsectarian cemetery and is the only cemetery…read morein the area that has perpetual care established under the State of Texas Department of Banking. In conformity with State Cemetery Laws, a percentage of each lot sale is deposited in an irrevocable trust fund which provides upkeep of each lot forever. Families will never be asked to pay any dues or assessments for upkeep. The cemetery did appear in good condition with a very presentable entrance gate. The headstones and property were well maintained. I noticed the "Lightfoot Cemetery" off to one side that was interesting. Is this a private family cemetery that simply had the Green Acres grow adjacent to it? Still, I appreciated the family names here that predated the Green Acres formation. [Review 16026 overall - 213 in Texas - 1531 of 2021.]

What perpetual care??? Fake flowers are just mowed over and everywhere. Grave markers are sinking…read more Shame shame.

They Arrived quickly very expensive as a holding for a cremation from FT. worth hospice called them…read more. They were not very compassionate. They wanted just to put our loving family member in a bag at my request I asked them to please put in on a gurney and cover up to shoulders and wheel him out! It was horrible and very sad!! However they obliged me!

We had great success with this funeral home. Barry was such a caring, polite, kind-hearted, and…read moreprofessional man to work with. We had to do so much planning and coordinating over the phone, since our mother's body was having to be flown from CA to TX. Barry always stayed on top of everything and made sure we were taken care of. It's such a very difficult and emotional time and we deeply appreciated the compassion that Barry, and everyone at Wiley's showed us. Thank you!