When i walked in to this heavenly place i felt as i was walking into my own house. The subtle hints…read moreof lavender and ginger trickle through my nostrils as a faint memory flashed through my head of Christmas mornings with my sweet auntie Jemima. O those mornings were blissfully perfect, my most favorite part was her breakfast. She always had the best maple syrup you could ever dream of. Ohhh auntie how i miss you so so much you will never be forgotten. I hope uncle Samuel is doing well With you up there, I always loves his patriotic ways. So to some it all up...Great service.... Im just dying to go back!!

Warning Marion Lyons is not licensed to sell you crematory services. Please contact the State…read moreLicense to confirm. Our experience was he said he could not lock in price until after death sounded like a bait and switch. No other company has ever heard of such a thing.

Jean Audler at Pinecrest Memorial Gardens in Covington, LA helped me in the most professional and…read morefriendly manner. Talk about an expert in customer relations! She went above and beyond to help me order my father's VA bronze marker. There had been confusion at the VA office and Jean got everything worked out for me and my siblings. Seriously, I could not have done this without her. She even sent me a photo of the marker to be sure it was correct before having it installed. After installation, she sent me another picture so that I could see how everything turned out. Big thanks to Jean and Pinecrest Memorial Garden! I can't say enough about their excellent service and also how well they work alongside E.J. Fielding Funeral Home. My father served in the U.S. Army for 28 years, seeing extended action in WW2 and Korea. Jean's care and consideration have helped us bring honor to his service to his country. Many thanks!

My 18 year old cousin died and over 500 people showed up at the wake. Fortunately we'd been given…read moreaccess to two large rooms and the main viewing room, so though it was crowded and busy the whole night, it was not claustrophobic. I should also comment that the temperature was perfect - not warm or cold even with friends and family going in and out all night. The original viewing times were from 6-9pm, but we didn't leave until a few minutes after 10. The funeral home did not push anyone out or try to close the doors or anything. They just stayed and continued to help out in any way that they could. They were very hospitable and kind! My only complaint is that there was no water fountain. There was a soda machine where you could buy a canned drink for 75 cents and a bottle of water for $1, but I don't carry cash and had to borrow money from my mom when I got thirsty. I understand that it would cost them to keep a water dispenser, but it would have been appreciated! The rooms are beautiful. There's a tiiiiiny kitchen and they won't allow you to have food or drink outside of it. With such beautiful, well-kept carpet, I can certainly understand, but I do wish the kitchen were larger or that the two tables in the room were set up against a wall so more people could get to refreshments. Eight or more people in the room felt incredibly crowded.

The Fieldings are top-notch. They have handled dozens of funerals I have attended, booth in-house…read moreand on location at churches. The building is a bit cramped for really large funerals, but they have a good system for moving the people through, keeping everyone inside. I would recommend EJ Fielding Funeral Home if you unfortunately have the need.