Allie was so wonderful to work with, she went above and beyond. We were limited on time with so…read moremany of our family members out of town. She helped us plan our service in only 4 days. The programs were beautiful and the slide show was just perfect. The livestream was so nice for family out of town. The women who came to pick my father up once he passed, they were so carrying and kind during such a hard time, I can't remember their names.

Would not use this business again. Too focused on selling grieving families outrageously…read moreoverpriced caskets. I will instead be using Spokane Cremation and Funeral Service in the future.

The most beautiful cemetery in all of Spokane. My favorite place to go in every season. So much…read morerich history here! Signs to read and learn about founders of Spokane and other historical figures. Very old headstones. A Japanese section & large cross to see. Something special on every terrace. Worth checking out if you love history or cemeteries. Thousand steps is also here local Spokane urban legend

Ok. I think it's a little crazy to Yelp about a cemetery. Let me tell you our story…read more We have been trying to find my wife's dead ancestors. (You have your fun vacations, let us have ours!) Her great grand parents were buried in Greenwood Memorial Terrace but the graves weren't marked. Kelly from the office looked them up and printed off giant maps. He could have stopped there. But he left a busy office and walked us out to the exact locations. The area where our kin are buried is a "non-endowed" section of the cemetery. They do no maintenance. No upkeep at all. It's like being buried in the woods. It is hauntingly beautiful. No tailored lawns. Primitive elegance. They let families put up their own temporary markers or you can pay to have something permanently placed. It all seemed very reasonable. And Kelly was so great about tromping around with us when there wasn't any payoff. It's exactly the sort of treatment we would all want no matter what our situation.

Hello, I use to go to the cemetery when I was a teenager in the 1980s and set head stones back in…read moreplace and use it as a quiet place to think and talk to the people there. It always upset me that some would go there and break down the headstones, but I would set them upright as best as I could. I am glad to see that this has been restored now and it holds memories for me more than just the memories of those buried there. Thank you.

From the owner: Woodlawn Cemetery is a small 2 acre cemetery located on the western edge of the Spokane Valley…read more The cemetery was established in 1888 as Englewood Cemetery. Originally founded by the Methodist Church and later abandoned, the property came under the control of Spokane County. In July of 2000, Spokane County deeded the property to Fairmount Memorial Association with the promise that we would turn it into a viable cemetery. Today Woodlawn Cemetery is a picturesque park set among a local neighborhood.

Personable, accommodating and supportive. Professional throughout the process. I didn't expect some…read morequestions regarding notifying our father who adopted us and I have not spoken to in 35 years.

Went to a viewing today and it was awful. He is to be cremated but the viewing display was…read morehorrible. Stuff of nightmares.