My son was cremated over 6 weeks ago. I was told on several occasions that his ashes have been…read moreshipped over a week ago. They told his mother they sent them Friday and would provide a tracking number. They have not. There was a blatant mistake in his death certificate. They were supposed to send us an unofficial corrected death certificate. They haven't. I've left messages for Philip and Dusty all last week and their manager Pam this morning. No one has yet to call me back. They are incompetent and completely unprofessional by not returning one phone call. I would never recommend them to anyone. We still have not received his ashes. They were in constant contact when they wanted payment. However after you pay them they will not give you the common courtesy of returning phone calls. Totally unprofessional. Before they file the certificates they should send people drafts to approve or something. I'm beginning to wonder if they misplaced or lost his ashes. We need the death certificate for a charity event. So no I wouldn't recommend them.

My personal experience with this Fox and Weeks location was their Pets at Peace cremation services…read more I found them to be compassionate, & caring, and I was so thankful to have their assistance after the loss of our 15 year old furry family member, Dixie. They offer a variety of services when dealing with the loss of a pet: *immediate response pet cremation services *special tribute products *grief materials *transportation of your pet from home or veterinary hospital *private family goodbye or pet memorial services *assistance with pet cemetery arrangements *upon request, delivery of urn with cremation ashes *912-352-7200

This funeral home is terrible. They were hired to service my father's funeral on 1/12/2023. The…read moreonly good thing I can say about them is that they did a good job on my father's body. Everything else was unacceptable. First, after the viewing, they rushed us into our cars to go to the graveside service. Only, we didn't immediately leave. We all waited in our cars for about 10 minutes until two men came out and asked "Where are the pallbearers?!" Ummm...you mean my brother and my partner? No one informed us that we were expected to bring our own pallbearers. We assumed that the $11,000 we were charged for the funeral that would include pallbearers. My brother, partner, and two cousins jumped up and volunteered themselves to help move my father's coffin into the hearse. Then the nightmare continues. They instructed us to follow them and then proceeded to lead us to THREE different random cemeteries before finally arriving at the correct cemetery where my father was to be buried. How do you not know which cemetery your client is to be buried at, leading a grieving family on an impromptu (and unwelcome) tour of cemeteries all over Savannah?! We finally arrived at the (correct) cemetery and noticed that my father's to be grave was at least 200 feet from where we had just parked. One of the two employees remarked "Well if I had known it was this far, I would have brought the rolling cart. Oh well." The "pall bearers" (my brother, carrying his own father's coffin, my partner, and my two cousins) struggled to carry the 250 lbs+ coffin to the grave. The service, thankfully, went without any additional problems. But the ordeal continued the next day when we realized that we had never received our father's death certificate. We called the nursing home that he passed away at and they stated that Adam's Funeral never sent them the certificate to be signed by their physician. We then had our legal representative call Adam's, and they curtly said that they would only speak to the person who paid for the funeral. So my brother and I went to the funeral home ourselves (along with our legal representative). They immediately claimed that they had just faxed the death certificate to the nursing home (of course). I wouldn't recommend anyone trust this funeral in handing one of the most stressful and traumatic experiences of their lives. Stay away.

Extremely nice people running this funeral home. They were a blessing in taking care of my mothers…read morememorial and cremation which was very last minute notice. Thank you so much for helping to put together a beautiful service for my mother.

A family member of mine was diagnosed as being terminal, so we drove to Hillcrest Abbey West…read moreCemetery, and met with a very nice gentleman. He explained all of the options available to me and my family. When my family member passed three years later, it made such a big difference knowing that everything was already taken care of. Thanks for making a difference in our lives at a very difficult time.

I went here for a viewing for the death of a daughter for a dear friend of mine. It's conveniently…read morelocated downtown and has a little parking there but ample areas to street park. The staff were top notch and very considerate. They require masks to enter and I didn't have one and they gentle asked me I had one and when I said that I didn't they politely offered me one. The viewing room had ample seating and could be expanded. There was a tv screen easily viewed from the seating that had a video on loop of the deceased life.

Our father passed away out of state and Jason McCullough was extremely helpful in informing us what…read moreto do. Jason was in frequent contact with us and made the process so easy. Everyone's compassion and sympathy were a blessing. It has now been over a month and I have received two follow ups on how we are doing. Couldn't have had a more caring, organized and respectful experience.

Both of my parents have passed away in the past few years and both times we have used Baker…read moreMcCullough. They think of everything and go above and beyond during the whole process. I highly recommend Jason and his team to help you with all the details.

I own and operate a funeral home just outside Baltimore, MD. Earlier this week we had one of our…read morelocals die in Savannah, GA. We chose Gamble FH as opposed to one firm larger and more costly for our family. The work that Ed Gamble and his staff performed was a quality, thourough preparation and transfer. The family, (and our firm), could not be more pleased with Gamble's. The family actually suggested we use the other firm, as they were larger, yet we assured them that based on our conversations with colleagues and with Gamble's that our friend was in good hands. Once again, bigger is not always better. I would strongly reccommend Gamble's should the need arise in the Savannah area. On behalf of the family and our firm, thanks, Ed. Well done.

I love it. Beautiful…read more I live in a city with a huge, gorgeous, historically relevant cemetery/green space with notable dead folks from history. And it is one of my favorite places. So Bonaventure was always on my list to visit, with or without pop culture references (Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil) or status as a tourist stop. A little bit outside of the city, but not terribly difficult to get to, there is a small parking lot for visitors, with public toilets and maps available. They have tour options, but you can also just walk yourself around. The big gravesite draws (Johnny Mercer, Conrad Aiken) are well marked and fairly easy to find on your own. The place is beautiful and very well maintained. Large cemeteries were often meant as strolling green spaces, meant to be visited and used. But do be aware and conscientious if there appears to be a service going on. I could have spent ages and ages walking every path and taking in the loveliness. Highly recommend a visit here, with enough time to wander and sit and see.

I was only in Savannah for about 10 hours and someone working at Wormsloe told me I had to stop…read morehere. I loved that you have the option to drive or walk. I didn't spot any parking right away so I decided to drive through, which turned out to be a great way to see more in a short amount of time. I still got out of my car to walk around a bit when I wanted to see something up close. The area is gorgeous, plenty of shade from the beautiful trees. I only stayed for 20 minutes but it was a perfect and quick way to explore the cemetery. It's also free, so nothing better than that!

Magnolia Memorial Gardens is a disreputable business which you will fall prey to during one of the…read moreyour most vulnerable times in your life. My relative was buried there and now they will not return my calls to give me basic information about where the relative is buried. The woman who answers the phone is extremely rude and Alberto, the manager, will not return my calls. The parent company is Brown & Young in Lithonia, GA. There is a second plot which my family owns and we need to sell the plot now and they will not give us the contract information to allow us to do this! USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!

To Whom It May Concern,…read more It is our hope that sharing our experiences with Magnolia Memorial Garden will prevent some other family from going through the disappointment and heartbreak we had with dealing this cemetery in burying our beloved family member. One of the last wishes of our loved one was to be buried among her parents and many other family members interred at Magnolia. The funeral was scheduled for Tuesday, August 20 and we began making arrangements for burial with Magnolia a week prior to burial. The entire week was spent trying to locate a burial property that we purchased in the early 80s. Magnolia's paperwork was inconsistent and contradictory and they did not demonstrate any sort of concern about putting our loved one to rest. You should not leave a cemetery angry and hurt as we did after dealing with the staff at Magnolia Memorial Garden. At the very last minute on Monday, August 19, we made the difficult decision to make burial arrangements with Bonaventure cemetery where we received immediate and excellent service for burial the next day. The purpose of this letter is to implore those who have property at Magnolia to please check on it prior to need. Otherwise, you may find yourself in the same situation that we were in. At the funeral today, in discussing this issue with those at the repast, we discovered there was at least one guest who had deeds for property that she never requested and never paid for. If you are considering buying property at Magnolia Cemetery, remember 'caveat emptor', let the buyer beware. If this letter saves one family from our recent experiences, then it is worth our effort. The Braxton Family