First time attending for a service I see why my family picked this funeral home. They actually do…read morethe cremation at this location. I never knew you could view a cremation! It was somber and very personal so I see why someone would choose to go this route. It opened my eyes to a different view of the traditional process of a funeral. I was glad I was able to be part of it. If you are looking into cremation I highly recommend this place.

Thank you to Patrick for going above and beyond helping with my dad's arrangements. He was…read morefriendly and helpful. The mortuary did a great job.

If I could give this place a 0 I would. Patrick E. O'Connor Director of Operations - Corporate…read moreSecretary is the rudest uncaring person. Sent the worst email to a family member not knowing the other side of the story. No one should be treated this way. He should stay out of family business and money that is none of his business. Do your job and let the family work out the financials. You sir should not be working with greaving people. You should only be working with deceased people as they have no feelings.

This is in a lovely area around 86th St. and Haverstick ... tall trees, nice landscaping, and…read morefairly quiet despite being pretty close to 465. Maureen in the office is wonderful to work with. Death is an unpleasant subject, but she is so kind, caring and compassionate that she made a difficult time easier for my family.

This cemetery has a great sign in the front and the name sounds good, but I personally would want…read moreto be buried here.

Absolutely lovely, meandering little historic cemetery in Noblesville. I wanted to visit Lucius…read moreWainwright, one of the founders of Central Cycle Company and later, President of Diamond Chain and Co. He and his family are buried quite near the Conner's of Conner Prairie fame, towards the front. Lots of unique headstones. Says no pets allowed, FYI.

Yet another old, beautiful, well-kept cemetery in Indiana, this one in Noblesville, the site of my…read moregreat-grandparents' grave on my mother's side, also her Aunt Edna, my great-aunt, who I remember going to visit as child. The highlight of my visit here was standing before the grave of my maternal great grandparents, especially my great grandmother Luella "Lou", whom i was named after. Later I found the grave of my mother's other grandmother, Mary, whom I was also named after, hence the MaryLou.

Seals Funeral Home always does a great job for our family. Mike remembers you every time and…read moretreats you like family. I would definitely recommend for such a difficult time.

Mike and Team were great. In addition to being supportive, kind and responsive in our time of need,…read morethey were incredibly transparent with the process and made smart recommendations on how to cut costs and save time. They were also very active in getting things done when a certain doctor took his time signing the death certificate.

Luke came over twice- just fixed my husbands mower - great pricing, very fast service and…read moreprofessional- support your small local business - this guys the real deal ya'll - thank you Luke

Luke was prompt and did a fantastic job! i will use again and refer all my friends- thanks Luke!read more

Great service and prices! Really professional work and seamless. Nice couple and personality is…read moregreat

Carol did a great job altering my graduation gown. She was able to do it in a timely manner which I…read moreappreciated!

Operators are fine people! Have known some of them for many years. If from this area, you and…read moreyours will find this place very well and correctly maintained.

I have yet to find a cemetery in this area I didn't think was pretty and well cared for. I had…read morevisited this one last fall looking for the grave of my mother's friend and maid of honor. I didn't find it and found out this trip she is in Mendon Cemetery, Then I found out my other set of maternal great grandparents are buried here. My mother loved both of her grandmothers and named me after both of them. In this cemetery is my great-grandmother Louella, nicknamed Lou, from whence the second half of my name comes, so it was very poignant to be standing in front of her grave, knowing I was her namesake. I don't know if I have ever been here before, but if so it was when I was too young to understand who they were. I'm glad I now know where they are so I can visit them when I am in town.