Miller Funeral Home has cared for my family across generations, and I cannot speak highly enough of…read morethe compassion and professionalism they bring to their work. They previously handled my grandmother's arrangements many years ago, and at that time my parents made pre-need plans. Sadly, when my father passed on February 28, 2026, those plans came into place. From the very first moment, Miller Funeral Home guided us through everything with extraordinary care and steadiness. I want to especially recognize Alex and Vlad, who came to our home the night my father passed. They arrived promptly after the hospice nurse contacted them, and from the moment they entered, their presence brought a sense of calm to an otherwise overwhelming time. They treated my father with profound dignity and respect. Every movement was gentle and deliberate, carried out with a sense of grace that is difficult to put into words, but left a lasting impression on our entire family. They gave us the space and time we needed for our final moments with him, and because of that, those memories feel peaceful rather than traumatic. That is an extraordinary gift. I also want to mention Nick, who was incredibly kind and supportive when we later came to pick up my father's death certificate. Every interaction with the staff reflected the same level of compassion and professionalism. The environment at Miller Funeral Home is calm, nurturing, and thoughtfully maintained. It is also a beautiful setting for services, as we experienced when honoring my grandmother. I recommend Miller Funeral Home without hesitation. They handle every detail with care, dignity, and humanity when it matters most.

I am very thankful for the care Miller Funeral Home provided for my neighbor's father. As a funeral…read moredirector and embalmer myself, I was able to quietly witness their work and was truly impressed by their professionalism and compassion. Thank you for the sensitive care you provided my friends during this difficult time.

I am a Hospice Nurse and have worked with this company multiple times. They always seem…read morecompassionate and professional. And their prices are one of the lowest.

From the owner: All Faith Cremation was born from our commitment to provide simple, dignified economical cremation…read moreoptions. We are family owned and operated. We also own and operate our own crematory. Our All Faith Cremation Folsom office is staffed by appointment only. Please call to arrange an appointment.

When you get a call from the owner, returning your phone call that is truly the best customer…read moreservice you can ever ask for. Doug was super nice to phone me on his vacation and he was most helpful. Super great person to help me. I have not bought yet, but I probably will and I highly recommend this company

Simple means of obtaining a simple cremation. Staff is very accessible by phone and email,…read morequestions are answered clearly and in a timely manner. Very easy. After my husband's death and my experience with the Cremation Society of Placer County, I signed up for my own cremation.

A Good Experience…read more Doug was wonderful to meet with and made a difficult time a lot easier to manage. The facilities are gorgeous, and our event went well. They provide a nice website that aids with planning with sections for each step. You can forward the link and friends & family can upload photos and share memories. Family far away can view the service remotely. I recommend this place

Quick Summary: Beautiful facility, wonderful reception space, and genuinely kind and attentive…read morestaff overall. Unfortunately, Doug was the glaring exception. He was consistently rude, rigid, and contrarian, making an already difficult time unnecessarily stressful. It often felt like he was looking for reasons to say no or make things harder rather than help. As someone who worked in events, his attitude often felt opposite to the best practices I had seen (and came to expect) throughout the years. It's a shame, because nearly everything else about Green Valley - and everyone else we worked with - was lovely. More Details: We recently held my father's memorial service and reception at Green Valley. The facility is beautiful, particularly the reception space, with lots of natural light, large windows, a fireplace, flexible layout, and the sound of the waterfall outside. It was a warm, peaceful setting. The food was okay - the taco menu was a little unusual for our tastes because of the sweet chicken - but all the ingredients were high quality. The serving staff were wonderful: kind, attentive, and unobtrusive, keeping everything refreshed and clean. Nearly every staff member we encountered was warm and helpful. Unfortunately, our experience with Doug, who I believe is the director, was very different. Throughout planning, Doug had extremely strict parameters, some of which felt unnecessarily rigid or arbitrary. I understand they host services constantly and have valuable expertise, but recommendations often seemed to become rules. For example, Doug recommended limiting our slideshow to 40-50 photos. We worked hard to reduce ours to 90, allowing about seven seconds per image. He reluctantly agreed but charged us $5 per digital photo above his 50-photo limit as a "production fee." Hundreds of dollars to add digital images to a simple slideshow felt excessive and difficult to justify. In the end, the timing worked beautifully. His fees felt like petty price-gouging to an already expensive event. More troubling was his demeanor during setup and the event itself. Nearly every interaction made us feel like we were an inconvenience. We had previously confirmed that additional tables would be available, but when we asked for them, he resisted because he didn't want to put them away again if we didn't use them. Our setup window ended at 5:00. At 4:20, he came in and announced that it didn't look like we would finish in time and emphasized that we had to leave right at 5:00. Rather than a friendly reminder, it felt presumptive and confrontational. We were completely finished and out before 5:00. We were also told we could arrive early the next morning but cautioned that we couldn't just be "standing around" or "loitering" and needed to be actively doing something. It was an oddly adversarial way to speak to a grieving family preparing for a parent's memorial. Then, before the service, we were suddenly told everything had to be cleaned up and removed by 3:00 p.m. This had never been communicated. Green Valley's own event information (listed online BY Doug) said our reception would be from 12:00-3:00. No one had explained that 3:00 meant guests gone and cleanup completed. Had we known, we obviously would have planned accordingly. There were also interactions with guests that came across as rude - enough that guests independently mentioned them to us afterward. I worked in events for years, so I understand that venues need rules, timelines, and boundaries. But there is a difference between setting reasonable parameters and making clients feel like an inconvenience. And this isn't an ordinary event venue - these are grieving families planning funerals and memorials. Kindness, clear communication, and basic hospitality matter enormously. Despite this, we ultimately had a beautiful memorial for my father. The venue was lovely, the reception ran smoothly, and the rest of the staff deserve recognition for their warmth and attentiveness. It's unfortunate that one person's demeanor added so much unnecessary stress to an otherwise positive experience. Green Valley has so much going for it, and our experience could easily have been exceptional. I hope this feedback is taken seriously, because families coming through these doors deserve the same compassion from leadership that we received from the rest of the staff. Observing him throughout the day, Doug came across as an anxious micromanager who seemed to turn even small interactions into a power trip (with both staff and guests). My advice to families considering Green Valley would be to be prepared to advocate for yourselves and be assertive with Doug; otherwise, his rigidity can easily steamroll your preferences at a time when you're already grieving and particularly vulnerable.

Sierra View was an amazing place. Amy was awesome and guided me throughout the whole process. I…read morehighly recommend this place.

Highly recommend. Amy and the group were very professional and caring at such a difficult time.read more

Absolutely amazing customer service. They are so empathetic and truly care about the families they…read moreare helping when navigating through a tough time. Shelbi and her team have been nothing short of amazing and made sure we felt comfortable and explained everything thoroughly. Thank you so much for the support through this time. I can't recommend you and your team enough. Such a blessing!

We want to thank Shelby,Emilee, and Elena at Lambert Funeral Home for their kindness,…read moreprofessionalism and guidance during the planning for our father's services. Everything went as planned at the church service and burial site. Thank you so much and we do appreciate how you helped us during a difficult time.

I had been responsible for managing my father's medical and financial affairs for the last 7 years…read more Since he was 102 years old and becoming increasingly frailer, it was no secret he was likely to pass soon. Even so, it was still very upsetting when he finally died. Dad long ago asked to have his body cremated and the ashes placed next to our mom in the gravesite our parents had purchased decades ago. There are of course a large variety of choices when it comes to cremation with a wide range of accompanying prices and options. I realized quickly that we wanted to have this service done as cost-effectively as possible but still with a great deal of care and attention to detail. I visited Affordable Cremation of Roseville and met with Destiny Ivy. She patiently explained to me all of the different options available along with the laws and regulations governing this process. At no point did she try to upsell me on anything and I very much appreciated her honest and straightforward approach, especially during this difficult time. I chose to witness my father's cremation, which of course is not very commonly done; I guess I viewed this as my last act of service for my father. I want everyone to know the cremation facility is very clean and organized and there is a lot of effort put into making sure there is no adverse environmental impact from this process. Destiny was wonderful at keeping me informed throughout this entire process, which took about 10 days in all. She has great communication skills and is very empathetic, for which I am very grateful. I would wholeheartedly recommend Affordable Cremation of Roseville to anyone who desires to have outstanding service at a very reasonable price.

With such a difficult time in my life, Destiny from Affordable cremation and funeral center helped…read moreme alot when it came to any questions or concerns I had regarding my family member who had passed. She was very on top of keeping me up to date on the process.

I would give them a 5-Star, except for one thing: they do not notify Social Security. In my…read moreexperience this is a common practice for a funeral home. Not sure why this one does not do it. Other than that, it was a 5-Star experience.

hi-ya! So a very good friend passed away and I don't think many people are ready for that or what…read moreto expect next; however, when we went to the funeral service this place was as good as circumstances can get. A day or two before the service they they opened an online obituary portal at their home page that allowed folks to leave well-wishes online. The comments are vetted before being published (authorization completed by the family of the deceased). The day of service was extremely hard, but the funeral home was absolutely professional and there was not oddities to report. The location of the funeral home was reasonable to get to--parking limited, but manageable. It was a hot day, but they had the air conditioning set to a chill level (making sense for open caskets). I don't mean to sound clinical about this review, especially when so much emotion can go into why you are there, but in the end. The funeral home was clean, provided for everybody that came to pay their respects. Prior to the service they cycled photos and/ or video reflecting memories of my friend and his family that survived him. I can't address pricing, but I heard the average cost of a funeral can easily run around 15K, and the lavatory I don't know because I didn't use it. The initial room where you first walk in is furnished nicely and to be honest it was a good area to take little ones that aren't able to sit long during the service. The area allows you to still hear what's going, limits the noise the main hall hears, and keeps you out of immediate line of sight. Anyway, if you have to use services like this, North Sacramento Funeral Home is professional and does it correct.

My experience with Carson Drasher, Fair Oaks, and Neptune Society was the worst I've had with…read moreanyone in any arena. We went back and forth so many times about the online obituary, and it still isn't right. I asked for the correct link to the site so that I could share it with family and friends, and I still have not received a response from her. Her "bedside manner," for lack of a better term, leaves much to be desired. I didn't want to write this review before I had my loved one's remains in my possession, for fear of retaliation, ashes belonging to someone other than my mother, heck, I'm not even sure at this point if the ashes are in fact hers... I guess the upside is I purchased the service years ago for considerably less than what it would cost now, but then again, maybe this is a case of "you get what you pay for". An additional upside is that I will not have to deal with her again; whoever is tasked with my death, they might have to. The Neptune Society as a whole was friendly, professional, and sympathetic when my mother died, and I contacted them. There was a bit of confusion at the beginning. I received several calls after I had already made arrangements with one of the representatives. But after that, it seemed OK. I picked up my mother's remains today. Thankfully, I was able to do that without meeting with Carson. I don't plan to recommend the Neptune Society to anyone; it's disappointing and regrettable that this was the service I chose for my mother and me.

I truly appreciate Debbie Nolt, she is very compassionate and helped us get through a very…read moreemotional time. She kept us informed each step of the way and is also assisting with burial through the National Cemetery.

I've had family who used this place's services before. Having never been front and center to the…read moreprocess of making arrangements for recently deceased, I chose the only name I'd heard of before - Reichert's. The attendants who arrived to take care of my father were very polite, compassionate, and understanding helping me with my time of need. I also feel they were highly respectful in handling my dad. When visiting their location to make the actual arrangements, Michael Ford was also very kind and sympathetic. He was patient, only going as fast as I could handle answering the questions. They're very good at what they do, but I hope I don't see them in the near future

I waited until today to do my review. It's been a year since mom passed. She chose to use this…read morefuneral home because they were great with her husband. Worked with Miss Theresa Green. It was a pretty smooth process and prior to moms passing we were able to go over all the pricing details with no pushy sales. It was straightforward. Chose to do a small viewing and cremation services. I was happy with the timeline and communication. The only thing I was frustrated with and why I gave 4 stars was I felt they needed to speak directly with me. I had a family member being overzealous at the time . I was my mothers only child who was solely financially responsible for the entire process and had to speak up and tell the business "I don't want too many people's hands in the cookie jar" I told them they need to only let me make decisions and not family members just give a call here and there makings decisions, especially if they were not paying for anything. I needed to put boundaries on that. They listened. But I wish they would have done that from the very beginning. Other than that they were helpful and made things practically seamless. They have prices for all budgets too.