We could not be happier. Very professional and compassionate. They made the process go smoothly.read more

A cemetery that is definitely off the beaten path. There is a tranquillity about here and it is…read morewell kept.

I will have to say Millennium Cremation Service has been top notch in assisting my family with the…read moreloss of my father. We are from out of town and Billy has been amazing in helping with so many things but most of all securing the perfect place to have the Celebration of Life services. He has helped us through such a difficult time in our lives. Thanks so much!

The service was kind, professional and sensitive to our needs. After my mother in law passed, my…read moresister in law was given a professional courtesy (she's a nurse) which they didn't have to do. Completely unexpected. It's that kind of customer care that goes a long way.

Our family chose The Thomas Lowther Funeral Home based on reviews and the team, especially Jeff,…read moreexceeded our expectations. Our loved one passed on Christmas Eve morning and with one call, Jeff was there to take her into their care. Their kindness, compassion and respect for both our deceased loved one and those handling the arrangements was unparalleled. Jeff's guidance on how to bring our loved one back to NY to her final resting place was spot on. Delta TSA was kind and respectful when bringing her ashes through security. To my heart warming surprise, I learned that our loved ones ashes were formed in the shape of a heart. For those in the Vero Beach and surrounding areas, our recommendation is Thomas Lowther Funeral Home. Our heartfelt thanks to you, Jeff.

Lost a loved one recently. Thomas Lowther Funeral Home was able to assist a large group very well…read moreWith kindness and caring.

I called yesterday morning and Bob was so helpful and sympathetic…read more my dad passed that same night and when I called he was also very understanding even though I had a million questions !!! when I came today to finalize Cici was amazing !!! she answered all my questions once again !! They are amazing even the person who does the cremations answered questions . They made this process so much easier for me . Thank you all

We had are father in law here they were very professional they were very understanding and they did…read moreeverything properly

I am very pleased with Aycock. The process was very smooth. They respected our choices and made it…read morehappen with very short notice.

Excellent staff and very kind and knowledgeable people, especially in the time of sadness and loss.read more

Yates Funeral Home was very supportive and efficient at a very sorrowful time. The funeral director…read morewonderful.

Losing loved ones is the most difficult time in our lives. Yates Funeral Home is a family business…read moreand treats you as part of their family during this horrific time. No matter who helps you during this process you are treated professionally and with loving care. Yates Funeral Home has prepared 3 of my closest loved ones over the past 15 years and many family friends from my referrals. There is no other Funeral home that comes close to the service they provide you... Thank You Conway family for always being there when I need help and feeling the worst pain in life. Annie D.

The 29 acre cemetery was founded in 1894 and chartered in 1902. The White City Cemetery has been…read morethe final resting place for Fort Pierce residents for over 100 years. It is one of the few remaining nonprofit cemeteries left in the state. It is believed that the first person buried in the cemetery was 3 day old James Lafayette Smith. At the time of their child's death his parents were staying with J. Frank Bell who allowed the baby to be buried on his property. He along with Edward J. Traynor deeded the first 1 1/4 acres for the cemetery. 20 more acres were added in 1941 and the last eight acres were purchased in the 1980's. The White City Cemetery was the only cemetery in the county that would allow the burial of Germans during WWII. In 2006 the cemetery suffered a setback when two employees were arrested for stealing over $175,000 from cemetery funds giving new meaning to the term grave robbing. The loss of the money put the future of the cemetery in jeopardy but the White City Cemetery Association was determined to make sure the cemetery would stay open for at least the next 100 years. The association is made up of a board elected by the owners of the cemetery plots. On my visit the cemetery seems to have recovered well from a time when financial matters were so dire that the federal and state governments had tax liens on the property. Today the graves rest under towering live oaks dripping in Spanish moss. The grounds look well maintained and a peaceful aura permeates the park like setting. I noticed a lot of graves of veterans and I always thank them for the service when I pass. Towards the side I found a section of older graves and some predated the founding date of the cemetery. In the back of the cemetery are mausoleums. From a historic perspective this is tranquil place to come and pay your respects to the pioneers of Fort Pierce.

I recently had to put a loved one's cremains in a niche. I was impressed with the grounds of the…read morecemetery and how well it was maintained. The office staff, Andrea, was very professional and courteous. It had been a long time since I had last visited a relative who is buried there. I will go back more often since I must visit the relative I recently placed there. This cemetery is a non-profit. Their prices are very reasonable.

Amazing company and wonderful people to work with, give them a challenge and they will make it work…read morebeautifully.

I just moved from NJ to Vero Beach in December and was searching for local print service for my…read moredaughters baby shower. I like to support the small local businesses when I can. Patty is professional and goes out if her way to please you! I think I have become one if the family! So nice to meet good people who take pride in what they do and do their job with lots of love!