I did not have a notary done, since she was not licensed in Kansas. Although she sent me referrals…read morethat could.

I highly recommend Joy' Notary service. She was able to help us on short notice. She is…read moreknowledgeable, professional, and reasonably priced.

Twice in one week this past November (2016) we were in need of Services from Campbell Funeral Home…read more We thought we were prepared for future losses when pre-paid services were made 7 years ago. We weren't ready as we thought. There still come other issues and unseen needs at the time of loss. Michael really made this process so easy and comforting. Every question was answered and every need was met. Even the many we couldn't think of at the time including the need for amazing grace on the bagpipes just 12 hours prior to the service. These folks were so gracious and caring. The services were absolutely beautiful and so respectful. Our family members were treated with the utmost respect and not as a dollar sign. Campbell Funeral Home will get all of our future service and all the referrals we can send.

Not that you want to brag about mortuaries, however if you are in need of assistance in this…read morematter, these guys were really great to work with when my grandpa passed away and I would recommend working with them.

Been going back and forth to Joplin with my last remaining uncle in ICU. He had emphysema and then…read moregot flu and pneumonia a couple of weeks ago. Passed away last Sunday morning. He had alsways told me that he had bought a burial plan from a Carthage funeral home. L had even gone to the funeral home a week before he died to check and make sure he actually had a policy and they assured me he did. Last Monday they got him and I went over there and they told me that they would do the funeral according to his policy, which I had found in his stuff, signed by the owner of the funeral home (now dead). Tuesday they called me up and said "there is no money in the trust". I showed them the receipts from 1991 and they said they didnt know what happened to the money or if any was even exchanged. My uncle had left everything to the Missouri Baptist Foundation and they said they would pay for the funeral. Then on Wednesday about two minutes before the funeral started , the director came and got me and wanted me to sign a "Goods Received " paper for $12,000. I think it was actually a promissory note and I wouldn't sign it. Neither would the reps from Baptist Foundation. The disrector was very unhappy but went on with the funeral. Tha moral to the story is NEVER buy a pre-paid funeral plan. Put money in a "pay to beneficiary on death" CD or savings account for a relative or trusted friend. Then they can get cash and shop around for funeral pricing, which funeral homes have to give over the phone by law. You may think you are helping your family by pre-paying a funeral home, but you are just helping the funeral home.They make it sound good but its almost always and rip-off with hidden costs.

After requesting and waiting for over 10 years to have my friend's parents' sinking and cracked…read morebronze headstone repaired, I saw the new headstone on Jan. 2, 2026, that the latest new owners had installed. The daughter, who lives out of town, was also very grateful. I see that these owners may restore Ozark Memorial to a true, well-kept perpetual care care cemetery it started out as many years ago. Thank you, G. Dust & Jean Rogers

Very helpful staff and a beautiful plot of land! The office was nice and I was walked through the…read moreprocess of purchasing a plot of land for my deceased husband in a kind and patient manner.

You really don't want to have to look for mortuaries, however we've used them twice and I have…read morenothing but good things to say about them. Very prompt, very professional, very helpful, and very understanding. They even made arrangements to get my grandpa back up here from southern Oklahoma.

Dating back to as early as 1932 when it was originally known as Joplin Cemetery even before the…read morecity was officially incorporated. In September 1873, Mayor E.R. Moffet signed a document releasing the cemetery to the public for public use, making it Joplin's first municipal cemetery Fairview Cemetery is the final resting place for many notable individuals, including city founders, veterans from various wars, and members of prominent families such as the Murphy, Picher, and Zelleken families. It also contains sections for Masons, the Order of the Eastern Star, Oddfellows, Shriners, and Woodsman. It is a lawn style cemetery and is in reasonable condition. Headstones appear intact, it is driveable and many of the gravesites appear to be taken care of. [Review 2326 of 2024 - 395 in Missouri - 23340 overall]

I was very pleased with the friendly, caring staff. They were very helpful and patient with my…read morerequests. The service provided and the additional follow up were greatly appreciated. I heartily recommend West Chestnut Monument.

Polite, professional and affordable. Pat Snyder, the owner is a shining example of how a business…read moreshould be run.

He was easy to get ahold of, quick to schedule and come out. He was on time and did an amazing job…read more 10/10 would recommend.

We originally contacted All Pest in 2014, when I thought we had termites. Turns out they were…read moreAcrobat Ants, and Mike came out and treated the house, and also did a general spray. He comes back every year for a general spray and we have zero bug issues. We have always had stellar service from All Pest, and Mike and his staff are always friendly and ready to help. They have competitive pricing plus we always like to use local businesses over a chain whenever possible.