Sparkman-Crane Funeral Home did a wonderful job during this extremely difficult time. They were…read moreextremely professional and Bob had such a peaceful presence. He answered all of our questions, promptly responded, constant communication and went above and beyond. He had everything covered, which allowed us to just focus on our father. Beautiful facility and wonderful staff. We can't thank you enough.

Thank you to Sparkman-Crane for your compassionate professionalism as you guided us through the…read moreprocess of making final arrangements for our beloved father. Specifically, Bob and Adrianna were wonderful to work with and kept us informed on every detail all through the journey. I would highly recommend your services to anyone.

This is the third time we have used Aria in the last 10 years. We have always been pleased with…read morethe service. They are so helpful and caring and they handle everything. We received our loved ones ashes in the time frame they told us and Dusty was very helpful in obtaining the death certificates! Thank you Aria! We will definitely use you again!

Dusty was the person who helped with arrangements for my loved one's cremation and he is extremely…read morekind, caring and helpful at answering questions and taking care of everything. I would definitely recommend him helping with arrangements.

I guess the only reason I call myself "fan" is because I walked and biked past it so many time…read moregrowing up in Dallas. As far as could tell, no interment ever happened there during that time. The yard was (is) situated along busy Loop-12/Buckner Blvd, so the only "peaceful" daytime hours would have been towards the back (southwest area behind the corner "gas" station...which might have long since disappeared after the 1960s) where some gnarly bushes and trees still remained the last time I passed by. I did not as a kid pay much heed to the cemetery before it came to pass that my Scout troop and I became engaged in cleaning up the even more historic yard that existed across on the other side of Scyene Road. I remember we guys coming across some stones marking graves of rather notorious people--in particular, female miscreants--from the days before Pleasant Grove (town's) annexation by Dallas. Looking at the Pleasant Mound Cemetery pic on this Web page, I can see that compliment are due to someone(s), either public or private, for the substantial beautification of the grave yard. I am left to wonder, also, if any of the derelict graves across Scyene have ever been re-interred in "official" Pleasant Mound. I find the perpetual care designation interesting in light of the fact that a bank or similar holding institution normally requires lots of money--through fees, donations, grants....to hold cemetery and cemetery upkeep in trust. Even though Pleasant Mound, small and level as it is, would require little upkeep, I still think praise is due to whomever has donated, and will continue to donate, either money or voluntary labor to maintained the site's historic as well as "resting place" status. It took a long while but at long last finally some good Dallas people got it done right.

From the owner: Pleasant Mound Cemetery strives to serve the Pleasant Grove Community by providing a peaceful,…read morefinal resting place for loved ones in a well maintained property.

I initially had reservations about this funeral home, despite its proximity to my residence, due to…read morepast experiences where the deceased appeared unnatural and heavily made up. However, after my father's unexpected passing, I was impressed by the natural and peaceful appearance they achieved for him. Melissa demonstrated compassion and understanding during the funeral planning process. The original owners of Troy Suggs are buried at Grove Hill Memorial Park.

Toilets leaked all over our clothes. Funeral area is very dungeon-like. Not a great place to have a…read morefuneral for someone you loved.

I'm not gonna get on here and bash this cemetery But it seem just in last few years that someone is…read moretaking my sons stuff off his gravestone. I had a plaque made with my son's picture on it that was made of cast iron That stuck in the ground that was stolen. I say stolen because I was told that the grounds people don't take stuff off of the grave stone. I understand that they do need to cut the grass and weed eat And that some stuff may be in the way and get tore up or whatever but just in the last few months almost everything that I put on my sons grave has been stolen or taken off . My son was buried here 32 years ago. The last few years i have placed stuff around his grave stone or on it is gone. It's sad that I can't even leave stuff on my sons grave because other people thinks it's ok to just take it becuase they thinks it's ok. If it is the grounds people then they need to take all the stuff from all the baby's grave stones out there and not just mine. Idk what's going on but I want answers. What would someone need a plaque with someone else's baby picture on it for just to maybe get 10 dollars for it. The last time I went to see my son the grass was mowed and some of my sons stuff was gone but left a couple of things. I looked around at the other graves and their stuff was still there with grass growed up around it . So why mess with mine and not the others ?

Very satisfied with Grove Hill. The funeral home is always nice and clean and the people are just…read morelike family.

Samantha was so helpful and caring while helping my elderly parents with the passing of my brother…read moreMark. Everything about this funeral home was professional and efficient. She communicated with my parents at every step of the way, I would recommend Samantha and Angels Wings to take care of your loved ones. God bless you!

From the owner: Reliable & Dependable Mortuary Services. Proudly Serving Funeral Homes in the Dallas Ft. Worth…read moreMetroplex and Surrounding Areas. DFW Mortuary was founded on the core principles of integrity, value and superior service. With numerous years of experience in both the mortuary and funeral home atmospheres, we understand the value of quality and service that our customers expect. We strive to meet the expectations of our clients and the communities they serve by understanding that we become an extension of our customers when called to action. DFW Mortuary is dedicated to providing excellent service, quality work, and offer the same compassion that our clients come to expect.

They handled my grandmother in August of 2023 with a very dramatic family dynamic…read more Price wise they were very fair, upfront, and reasonably priced. As far as customer service, I can not recommend Complete Care Cremation in Mesquite enough. Terry, I assume the owner, it's the only person I've spoken with in the office, has been Grace personified. I know that this is likely a situation that she's handled before, but good gracious, this has been a drawn out mess! She was even willing to drive to my mother if necessary assuming we could pin her location down to obtain consent for cremation. Also, the person (not sure the role title, and I'll remember his name at some point) who came to pick my grandmother up was so kind. He handled her with so much care, much like she was his own loved one. Despite the general stress of the death of a loved one, and the extra stress of our situation, this facility has been amazing.

Terry was the best ! I checked the Big Guys and the prices was way out of my budget. And I found…read moreComplete Care Cremation on line and they had a break down of their prices, which the others didn't. And the Big Guys didn't even call me back or really want to talk to me. Price was in my budget, and they treated me with respect and compassion. I would recommend this company to everyone.

By Far the best funeral homes that i have every worked with they don't make you feel "like" family…read morethey treat you as family...