Mountview Cemetery is historical in many ways. According to the website, it's been active for 135…read moreyears and the oldest continually operating cemetery in the region. As I drove by on Central, what captured my attention were the military markers. The same white precise layout as in standalone military cemeteries. With the opening of the national veterans cemetery in Laurel, I didn't expect to see many "new" markers. I was wrong. Near each of these were small holes for placing flowers or flags or other mementos. A nice touch. Back behind the military section, is the civilian section and it seemed to go on forever. What stood out to me were the grave markers. They all seemed enormous and intricate in both pattern and wording. Had I not known this was a cemetery, I would have believed I was in a museum of sculpture art. Of course there were the smaller plots marked out for families, the in-ground markers, the traditional early 20th century size markers, and the huge monoliths, but overall most were large, eye-catching and sometimes imposing. I found this to be the most incredible cemetery. Some of the newer markers had pictures of the person, bringing visitors back to an acknowledgment that for as beautiful as the setting, it's still a place for remembering a life. It's history here.

This establishment is family owned and is great to work with. They are excellent with arrangements…read morebeing made from long distance. Can't say enough good things about these folks. Matthew is a great director to work with! Thanks for your service.

Michelotti-Sawyers provided sensitive, knowledgeable and professional help with my mother's…read morefuneral. Hunter was friendly, somber and caring as we navigated the funeral process. It is expensive, but I think it is competitive with any other mortuary in town.

Very caring and comforting at a time of need. They know what works and what is needed, true…read moreprofessionals.

Memorial Weekend 2024 - Visited mom and dad's graves, the cemetery was fairly well kept. We've…read morevisited every Memorial day, Mothers Day or Father's Day each year since 2006. We've never been disappointed. There's a number to call if you have any questions or disappointments to allow them to remedy them. To the lady that visited the cemetery in 2021. I think back on that time, it was the middle of the COVID pandemic. Some consideration should be given.

The newest national cemetery, dedicated in 2014, Yellowstone provides a unique look into how these…read moresites begin, grow, and are maintained. From visiting older national cemeteries predating the genesis of the national veterans cemetery, I had a great opportunity to hear about the process and see how they've evolved. It's so new, that in addition to recent burials for which there's still no headstone, there's a spot as you come in, where the crypts are still visible, aligned, and soon will be covered with grass. It's a view not often available with respect to how these cemeteries create the precise placement of the sites and headstones. It's also somewhat sobering. I had the chance to speak with the Post Commander from the American Legion and his wife, both of whom have been involved from the beginning in getting state and federal approval for Montana to have a National Cemetery of its own. They explained the process, the plans for expanding the cemetery, increasing the columbarium niches, how those veterans who've left the state have opted to come back to be buried here and told me the stories of a couple of veteran "notables". It was an opportunity for a look-behind the scenes at learning what is involved with these places that honor our veterans. The land was donated to the state. Yellowstone National Cemetery is the first of many more new National Cemeteries authorized by Congress. This location seems empty compared with others, but it's only an illusion, I think. It's a nice location.

Beautiful cemetery in a breath-taking location! Very well maintained grounds and the services are…read morealways spectacular. The people assisting in events and services are always friendly and helpful.

I love visiting old historic cemeteries. Most people think it's creepy but the history, art work,…read moretombstones, and eeriness draws me to these places. This cemetery isn't well marked and it doesn't seem to get a lot of visitors as I was the only one around when I visited.

Recently I was arrested , the Gallatin county humane s where fair with me letting call many…read morebondsmen no one answered. I continued down the list until finally Mr bail answered they were so amazing . They agreed to run my debit card and when it wouldn't clear Mr bail covered my bond until I could go to an ATM and give them the cash. They were fair and trusting and in my situation that's a major relief. Bobby even gave me a ride back to billings. They are hands down the best bondan you'll ever find.

James saved my bacon. My wife ordered a vertical cell shade for our patio door from a big box…read morestore. When the shade arrived at our home, I opened the box and was overwhelmed when I saw the stings that had to be untangled and then situated in the valance. I decided to get professional assistance instead of screwing up a very expensive shade. I googled "window shades billings mt" James' company came up so I called, we made an appointment. James came over, put the shade together and installed it. It was worth every penny & more to have James bale me out. He's quick and fair priced for his services. Don L.

James was fantastic. I called to get an appointment to see if he could repair a broken shade or…read morereplace it. He was at my house ten minutes later. He repaired my shade in about 15 minutes charged me a fair price and was on his way. This man is good. I highly recommend his company.

I've always had good service at this location. The employees are efficient and friendly even when…read moreI'm having a bad day and don't feel like talking. Great sense of humor so kudos to them for that. The lines move pretty quickly even when there's only one person working. Maybe everyone who comes through the line already knows what they need to ask and what the answer will be so there isn't often a transaction that takes more than 5 minutes -- at least in my experience here. I'm convinced these employees must wake up in the middle of the night repeating the same things they have to say when you're shipping a package: " is there anything liquid, fragile or perishable?" And then the rest of what they say that I can't remember because I'm not waking up in the middle of the night, repeating it. The only thing I don't care for here is the parking lot during peak hours. It's an okay parking lot, but there is so much traffic in and out ( slow driving be damned) there's every chance someone is going to hit you or your car so act accordingly. It's better to park on the street than in the lot.

Had an important file I needed by Sunday. Was not delivered but a notice was left with todays date…read morefor pickup. Went in person to try to resolve this issue and was told I'd need to come in today. The woman I was talking to said there was a chance that it would arrive by close of business Friday, but that she personally would wait until today to come in. They're closed. Now I'm in a very bad position because of the lack of effort and blatant incompetence of a dishonest representative