My mom died Dec31,2022! This funeral home did an excellent job! I wasn't stressed out and these…read morepeople took care of everything! Hopefully I won't have to use their services soon but if I do I will definitely call on them! GREAT JOB!!!

From the owner: Since 1953 Today we…read moreare embarking on a journey through life which will take us on a path we do not yet know. One day our journey will be done and it is on that day that you can entrust the celebration of your life to Wallin Funeral Homes. We also do Funeral services.

Generations of generations of my family are buried there in Fowler Cemetery it is one of the bests…read morewell keep up Cemetery's I have been to, always nice and green you just feel very content there when I go visit, thank you for doing such a wonderful job of maintaining Fowler Cemetery

Recently lost my granddaughter and I immediately called Thomas-Marcom. Brad is genuine, sincere and…read morewas patient and understanding with us the whole way through. He made sure we were always ok and made the process a little less stressful for us. I highly recommend Thomas Marcom for being affordable and understanding and most importantly for actually caring and not treating us like just another customer as other places tend to.

In mid june 2020 my father n law, Cruz Galaviz was laid to rest. My wife and siblings went to…read moreThomas Marcom(Selma)to make arrangements. My wife came back later and said the hispanic female(later identified as Clara) that worked there was rude. I thought it was just emotions and just reassured her everything was going to be ok. Due to COVID recommendations only 50 people were allowed in the funeral home during the viewing. An employee was at the entrance to make sure this happened. I felt it was odd they restricted the viewing location by shutting off half of the room for the viewing. It was very crowded and made no sense if they wanted social distancing. They could have left the entire room open and still restricted it to 50 people. I'm a Veteran so I wanted to assist by reaching out to Veteran services since Cruz was an honorably discharged Veteran. I reached out to Veteran's services who were great. They set up the "Riders" who are Veterans who escort the body to the cemetery from the funeral home. The burial was to take place at 1000hrs in Selma, so the entire family got to the funeral home the next morning at 0930-0945hrs and were told by a family member the funeral home employees and "Riders" left at 0930hrs to the cemetery. The wife, children, grandchildren and everyone showed up to the funeral home to escort their husband, dad and grandfather to the cemetery and were not told about leaving at 0930. The employees from the funeral home never mentioned they were gonna leave early and made no attempt to wait or call for family, even though a family member was present at 0930 and told them the family was not aware of this. The family then raced to the cemetery where they were expected to stay in their car which would be 25 to 100 yards away. The family got out of their cars and stood about 25-50 feet away and Clara attempted to make everyone go to their car. She then said "just stand on the sidewalk, we don't own the side walk". Wouldn't you think she would have enough compassion to say this the night before, who in their right mind is going to stay in the car when their dad is being laid to rest, were they going to find the correct car and give the flag to the wife? It just didn't make sense. You would think if she found a way for the family to be closer and it was ok to do so, she would have said something. Balloons and pigeons were being released and it appeared as if they wanted all this done from the car. One bundle of balloons were not properly tied and flew away before the burial occurred but nothing was said about it, I think Clara and an older gentlemen(employee) thought nobody seen this happen, and made no apologies. Its my opinion when your doing something for a long time it could becomes routine and you forget why you are doing it. I think the employees have forgotten why they got into this profession(just my opinion). It has been a month now and we called for a death certificate, but of course it was not there yet. We went to the county and got it ourselves. Multiple calls were made to Clara and we found out it wasn't even ordered. Still waiting on a call for a refund for the death certificate. I'm only related through marriage, but I could not believe what was happening. There was no compassion given to the family, empathy was not provided with the price, it was just shocking. The "Riders" and the veterans services were on point, I thanked one of the "Riders" for coming and he stated with full compassion "he is our brother". Hats off to the Riders.

I've had to say goodbye to some awesome people throughout the years and this has become their final…read moreresting place. I pass by every single day and take a deep sigh knowing my dad is there. The groundskeepers make sure the place is nice looking and for every Patriotic holiday the ROTC from Selma High School flood the cemetery with American Flags. It really is a beautiful thing. Now like all things this cemetery does have one BIG flaw; It's not fenced. With this flaw comes vandalism, thievery, trespassing and just plain out no respect for the non living. Items get stolen every single day from peoples graves and trash is left everywhere after the Independence Day firework show. People will sit on the lawn by their loved ones and plot out a bbq pit and a couple of brews. I personally think it's tacky but other don't agree. Don't get me wrong. I've taken a sandwich or a burrito and sat there with my dad while eating just enjoying the day, but I clean up after myself. Some people also like to treat this place as a gym. It's paved so people will jog/ walk here every day until it gets dark. A fence would help, but sadly nothing has been done about this issue. ::end rant::

My sweethearts father is a Veteran and has been here for over 30 years. We recently moved back to…read moreSelma and realized that his father was not being recognized as a war veteran. What a shame

First this review is for "Farewell Page" in Selma since…read moreownership has changed and it is no longer family owned. That being said, we had extraordinary service throughout our time of need. Elizabeth A. The funeral Director is the main individual that I worked with and I could not have asked for more. Although we were working under the saddest of circumstances... Elizabeth made this time pass so smoothly and the service was beautiful!.

Recently we called Page Funeral Chapel to make arrangements to have our Father picked up here in…read moreSouthern California and sent to Selma for funeral Services It was explained in detail what our cost would be by a phone conversation however when we went to Selma to discuss arrangements it was put to our attention of the Funeral costs are additional two thousand dollars based on the fact we purchased our casket from another company and not from Page Funeral We had a meeting with Irene Funeral Counselor and we requested that she explain why the cost was more They stated that since we didn't purchase the casket from them they have that right to charge accordingly We said that wasn't fair and Irene threw her hands up in the air and said if we didn't like it we can purchase services from another funeral home down the street The new owner Anthony also said the same to us We will never go to Page Funeral Chapel again based on Poor Professional service Our Father Services was obtained by Page Funeral Chapel because we didn't want him going from one business to another We paid their purchase price but no Satisfaction

Angels Cremation has the worst customer service! There is very little follow-up with next of kin…read moreonce they receive payment. Their process is slow and they do not seem to care about communication. They do not offer any assistance beyond another excuse why my husband is still at the coroner's office almost 3 weeks after his passing always placing the delay on the fault of the coroners office or doctors office. Now they state that the cremation, preparation of ashes and death certificate MAY be done next week! Maybe!!!! My life is on hold waiting for them to do the job they have been paid to do.

We had an unexpected and tragic death in our family in July 2025…read more The entire staff at the Angels agency in Tulare were exceptionally caring. I had to handle this task from 200 miles away and I am grateful to have chosen this group. Elizabeth took my early morning call and was very compassionate. She guided me through the steps to get my sister cared for with professional grace. From the first call to the home delivery of her ashes, all the staff were efficient and kind. I have worked for an excellent hospice for 20 years now. I am well aware of the standards of cremation and burial agencies. My expectations were exceeded with the staff at the Tulare location.

Just find somewhere else. Uncompassionate…read more Not caring on the added stress they added to grieving family

Our services were at the Parlier location but communicated with Ari in Sanger which made it…read moreconvenient because we live in Sanger. My brother in law passed away and as the in law I didn't want my husbands family to have to stress about all the arrangements and Ari did not have a problem in communicating with me. He was so nice, patient, sympathetic and very helpful through the whole process. Services turned out smooth and beautiful. Can't thank him enough for everything. -Ramos Family

First, I was sad to see the reviews of bad experiences some people had during their time of grief…read more My uncle passed recently and my mother and I met primarily with Christine who was great from the beginning. She was patient and comforting with my mother and assisted me with navigating through the process of laying my uncle to rest. On the evening of the rosary and day of the burial, Nate from Salser & Dillard, was great. He and the other team members were helpful and attentive. Everyone from the ladies at the front desk to the ushers at the rosary were friendly and professional. I would highly recommend Salser & Dillard to anyone in need of a funeral home. I just can't thank them enough!

May 2025 A Compassionate, Respectful, and Seamless Experience During a Difficult Time…read more-Planning my father's funeral was one of the most emotionally difficult moments of my life, but Salser & Dillard Funeral Chapel provided compassionate, respectful, and professional support from start to finish. I worked closely with Christina, who guided me through the funeral planning process with grace and empathy. She listened patiently to all my questions, comments, and concerns, and made sure I understood each detail before making any decisions. I appreciated how she respected my privacy and never made me feel rushed or pressured. Every change I requested was communicated clearly, and I felt truly supported throughout the entire process. I was especially grateful for the private time I was given with my father in the days leading up to the service something I will never forget. On the day of the funeral, everything went exactly as planned. Frank was incredibly kind and personable, helping ensure the service flowed smoothly and on schedule. His presence and professionalism brought a sense of calm to what was otherwise a very emotional day. Following the service, we moved directly across the parking lot to the reception venue, where I worked with Jessica as our event coordinator. Jessica was outstanding she helped plan every detail of our potluck reception, offered thoughtful suggestions, and made sure the space was beautifully arranged. Her professionalism and warmth were evident from our planning meeting through the day of the event. I was very pleased with the overall package we selected and the quality of service provided by both the funeral chapel and the event venue. During a time of deep sorrow, Salser & Dillard gave me peace of mind and allowed my family to focus on honoring and remembering my father. I am truly thankful for the care and support I received from the entire team.