No one ever wants to be in the situation of having to call a funeral home, yet it's part of life to…read moredeal with death. These folks are helpful and always appreciated them. If your in the Midcost area and in need of funeral services I'd recommend them.

The product was exactly as advertised, but the person managing the sale was a jerk. He needed a…read morelittle bit more customer service training. He was pleasant before the sale, but afterwards he exhibited intolerance, impatience, and sloppy communication. Perhaps he had a hangover.

These folks are local, they are caring and kind. They pay attention to detail, if you find yourself…read moreneeding to care for a loved one who has passed away, and your in the Brunswick area, I'd highly recommend this funeral home.

Just found out some very upsetting news…read more.. I am disabled and live in Arizona. I am unable to travel. My mother passed two months ago and Brackett's handled everything, so I thought... Brackett Funeral Parlor in Brunswick Maine had the WRONG NAME Engraved onto a plaque for my Mother's vault! They never caught the mistake! It wasn't until the FUNERAL, two weeks later that it was caught by family in attendance! Then! They said well the last name is right and threw one hundred dollars at the bill, calling it good enough! Then! Rather than replacing the plaque with the CORRECT NAME, They buried MY MOTHER that way! I called today, as soon as i heard this news, and was treated like a nobody by the very RUDE funeral director, who not only didn't apologize for what they had done, but dismissed me by saying an adjustment to the bill was made. It is settled, in their opinion. When I asked why they never notified me of the mistake personally, (They had all my information) he scoffed and said that was my sister's job to tell me.... My mom will be gone two months tommorow. Maybe it doesn't matter to them, but it sure does to me. We have done business with Brackett's for generarions. I've never heard of such a thing before! They could have easily replaced this before her burial, after the funeral. This is disrespectful to my Mother, family and the absolute worse way to handle a mistake. This is unacceptable.

We were referred to the Desmond Funeral Homes when our mother died and we were very happy with the…read morepersonal service, the professional attitude, and the ways in which they made the process of managing a sad time better. They picked up her body exactly on time, they supported my mother's wish for a simple, green burial, and they made the choices easy for us with no upselling pressure. It was even nice to have their smoothly competent help as the pallbearers did their job at the grave site. Their assistance in placing the death notices was invaluable. If we face such a difficult time again, we will be seeking their help again.

I am not sure how the Bath funeral home is, but I can tell you that I was less than impressed with…read morethe funeral home staff in the Brunswick location. My family was there for the passing of a family member. Upon entering the funeral home for the wake, the staff member was located in her office the entire time on Facebook rather than holding the door or assisting the customer. At 7PM exactly she came out of her office and proceeded to grab the urn like a football and walk off. We still had 25 guests or so at the service. My wife was extremely upset at not getting to say goodbye personally to her family member. The staff member's excuse was that she had to be back at 9AM to go to the church for the service there. IT IS YOUR JOB TO DO THAT. The following day at the church, I approached the same staff member and asked if we could move the urn to a separate room so that my wife and some other family members could have one on one time. We were told that there was no room available in the church. I brought up 2 places and she said, No it can't be there. Finally another staff member, who only came for the church service stepped in and assisted me. He was very professional and assisted me the way I believe a funeral director should.

Tim Daigle and his crew were amazing. They helped us from beginning to end and thought of things…read morethat we wouldn't have to prepare for our loved one's funeral. Exceptional customer service.

From the owner: The caring and experienced professionals at Daigle Funeral Home are here to support you through…read morethis difficult time. We offer a range of personalized services to suit your family's wishes and requirements. You can count on us to help you plan a personal, lasting tribute to your loved one. And we'll carefully guide you through the many decisions that must be made during this challenging time. You are welcome to call us at any time of the day, any day of the week, for immediate assistance. Or, visit our funeral home in person at your convenience. We also provide a wealth of information here on our web site so you can learn more from the privacy of your own home.

The true act of kindness occurs when doing a service for someone without expectation of repayment…read more We suddenly found ourselves in Portland Maine this weekend, attending to the unexpected final illness and passing of our loved one. This is the second death our family has experienced in the last few months and costs are unfortunately, of great concern. We were looking for a simple cremation for our loved one and we met with BrIan Hahn at Jones, Rich and Barnes Funeral Home. We did not have an appointment and were only in town for a couple of days. Brian dropped everything to meet with us and although we were not able to use his company's services, he was generous, compassionate and thoughtful. He guided us to another service which was able to provide what we were looking for. We will always remember his kindness and generosity at this difficult time for our family.

This past February we laid my Dad to rest. Nathan and the whole team were so great. From the…read moreviewing room where I got to say my last goodbyes, to the way the entire operation is run, Jones, Rich, and Barnes are top notch. We even had a last minute snafu regarding a party after the funeral at another location and they stepped in and helped us out with a room to conduct a small gathering of family and friends. I cannot express how much this organization made a difficult time and easy and smooth as possible. I highly recommend.

THIS IS A PREPLANNING, PLANNING, AND CONTRACTING REVIEW: Tiffany walked me through the entire…read moreprocess of "Adding Engraving". Was clear, nothing really left out, no after the fact surprises, and a simple contract. She is extremely patient and I had a lot of anal detailed requirements. Never once did she make me feel I was out in left field. Go for it....

It says on the website that Page Monuments has been in business for over 150 years. Under their new…read moreand current ownership, I seriously doubt they will be in business much longer! I rate this business ZERO stars for the extremely poor quality of the owner's customer service.

It's maintained nicely. It is an older cemetery and has a somewhat newer section off to the left…read more Parking is on the avenurs only. Snall but nice.

Stones and schools…read more The Riverview Cemetery is a lovely old graveyard that had it's beginning around 1800. It's located on the Androscoggin River and does indeed have some pleasant water views. Most of the gravestones are simple but there are some modest obelisks scattered around. For some odd reason the village schoolhouse was actually located within the boundaries of the graveyard and wasn't moved to another location until 1904. The land where the schoolhouse once stood were then sold off as gravesites. There are no more open sites for sale in the cemetery but there is a lovely, marble columbarium that has small spaces for urns that can be purchased. RIverview Cemetery is beautiful, peaceful and unique old graveyard. After all, how many people can say they went to school in a cemetery.

The 5 acre Riverview cemetery is undergoing a major upgrade which will create over two dozen new…read morelots. A 2021 grant of land (10 lots) and removal of heavy brush and a dozen large trees further opens the view of the Androscoggin river below. Four benches have been added so visitors can walk the quiet land and rest awhile.