Our family suffered a recent, unexpected loss of our father which catapulted us into the realm of…read morehaving to choose a cremation service. We received a list from the hospice nurse and, honestly, started with Florida Direct Cremation because of their location in St Pete. I have to say, it feels like it was divine intervention. From the very beginning Theo was compassionate and caring. He took the time to walk me through the process and helped answer all of my questions. I knew right away they were the right choice for our family's needs. Florida Direct Cremation is a small, family-owned business and you can tell by the attention and care they provide. Theo notified us when our father was in their care, he assisted with providing our father with honors given to a military veteran, and he stayed in contact with any updates in the process. I felt confident in entrusting them with our father. In terms of value, honestly, we did not do a lot of looking around since Florida Direct offered what we needed and nothing more. We did not need a big funeral home. We needed a service provided by someone who we could trust. I appreciate how Florida Direct Cremation does some of the leg work in notifying social security as well as mailing the death certificates to me (out of state). That and the wonderful customer service made Florida Direct Cremation a great value and great fit for us. Thank you, Theo. In this absolute dumpster fire of a situation (Google Florida "Free Kill" Law and schedule your surgeries out of state, you're welcome), Theo was a bright spot. He was compassionate, knowledgeable, kind, and patient. Theo, you made a terrible situation less terrible. Thank you.

Theo was outstanding from the very beginning. Professional, thoughtful, not pushing any decision or…read moreproducts. The cost was competitive especially compared to funeral home pricing. If your loved one passes in Florida and you want to perform cremation, this company is exceptional!

Nothing but good to say about Sunset Point Funeral Home and this is why I'm giving 5 stars…read more 2020 has been tough, and especially tough when you loose a loved one. When my Mom passed away this past Summer, I stopped into this Funeral Home and was greeted kindly and with respect. Andrew made us feel at home and took care of all arrangements from even our first phone call. You see, I promised my Mom she would be out of the hospital by the weekend, and while it was a very crazy situation, he didn't hesitate to go pick her up and handle everything without even a contract signed. Yes, even though this was probably one of the worst moments of my life, Andrew and his staff were at least the peaceful part of the whole process. While we never want our loved ones to die, and if you're reading this review looking for someone to handle everything with compassion and respect, I wouldn't hesitate to use Mr Winterkorn's services.

Sunset Point Funeral Home was a tremendous help to me with the loss of a family member who lived…read moreout of state. From helping with transporting his remains from the hospital and working with the hospital on our behalf, to handling the death certificate and cremation - all from clear across the country. So appreciate their professionalism and kindness.

When my mom passed away 2 1/2 years ago, I purchased a glass niche for her remains. Recently I got…read morea call from Melissa, who wanted me to come in to review the documentation since they were going digital. I thought this was odd since we could have easily done this via Docusign, without me having to come to her office. Anyway, I got there and it was apparent her intent was to sign me up for the opportunity for my cremated remains be added to my mother's niche for $5,000. I was totally mortified. It's a nice place but these sales tactics are ballsy and a major turn-off.

I had my husband's funeral at Serenity Gardens over the weekend. Alex did such a beautiful job with…read morethe set up at the service and reception. She handled everything with regards to catering, the music, making a video to be played at the funeral and reception, assisting with setting up the service at Anona. She was on top of everything and extremely responsive. Alex was able to make it a beautiful tribute that really showcased who he was. I cannot thank her and the staff enough for everything they did.

When my Mother passed, she was being held at A Life Tribute funeral home. We lucked out. Hallie,…read morethe Director of the home, took care of my Father and every step of the way. There was absolutely no pressure to pick an expensive package or for "add-ons". She gave us time to talk, she even took care of ALL the details for burial at a Veteran's Cemetery. She even used music from her personal collection for the service. She made sure we knew what to expect and what needed to be done. Everyone enjoyed the service, which included a wonderful photo slide show celebrating my Mom's life. Hallie and her staff, were attentive, courteous and professional. I can't thank them enough for easing the burden of a relative's passing.

This has been such a hard time for me losing my Daddy. Making decisions. Standing firm on his…read morewishes. So today I took his remains to Holloway Funeral Home to have them put in to several keepsake urns. I wasn't sure how this could be done. I called only one place. And instantly I knew I made the right choice. Summer was so gracious and helpful over the phone and made me feel comfortable and confident that they would be able to take care of this for me. So I made an appointment. My husband and I carried all the keepsake urns and my Daddy in to Holloways and handed it all over to Summer. We were able to wait while she took care of things. The sweetest part about this experience is when she was done she showed us what she had done and assured us that his remains will be safe in each one. So appreciative. I am certain that when the time is right if you are reading this you will be happy that you reached out to Holloways. I promise you they will take care of you and your loved one with great dignity, respect and love.

When my dad passed away we had no idea that Holloway was a full service funeral home probably due…read moreto too many hands in the pot as we were preparing for the funeral since fortunately we did get that time. Holloway showed up the day of his death as well as another place that was going to perform the cremation. We were so stressed that day and did not know what to do but Holloway stepped up and asked us if we wanted to go with them and if we did they would price match. (Not that it mattered because I would have paid anything for my dad) They were so prepared and professional and took the time we needed as a family to say goodbye. As you can imagine, this was the hardest day of our lives! and Holloway was there every step of the way in an amazingly kind and professional way. The day of the service went so smoothly with them. The media ran smoothly and they ensured everyone had a seat at the ceremony. I cannot say enough about this experience and this business. I suggest, if you are looking for someone to entrust your loved one with, go with Holloway.

I am heartbroken and beyond disappointed with how my dog's cremation was handled. I specifically…read morearranged and paid for a private cremation so that I could receive my dog's ashes but he was cremated communally instead. Because of this mistake, I did not receive his ashes and lost the opportunity to place them in the ocean with my mother, who passed away from cancer five months ago. What makes this worse is the lack of follow-up and compassion. I called to ask where his ashes were placed looking for some closure because I have heard that sometimes the communal ashes are put in a garden or the ocean. I never even received a return call. Mistakes can happen. But accountability, communication, and empathy matter -- especially when families are grieving. Unfortunately, those were missing here. I hope no other family has to experience this additional heartbreak during an already devastating time.

My cat passed away unexpectedly and my boyfriend called them to see if we could take him here…read morebefore my night shift and they were very accommodating. The guy came just for us to honor him and set us up a room that was specifically for animals. It was beautiful and I am forever grateful for what they did for us (writing this a year later). I have the most beautiful urn and paw print they made for me to forever have my Taz.

The only bright spot in our experience with Anderson-McQueen Funeral and Cremation Centers for my…read moremother's services was Archie. He is truly an angel. Unfortunately, Bri could not have been worse--cold, unprofessional, and lacking compassion. I honestly cannot give this company even one star. From the beginning, I had to correct errors in the paperwork. While they were minor typos, it was upsetting to deal with mistakes while grieving. More concerning was that I was not presented with options during planning; I was guided toward specific choices, and only when I asked questions were alternatives mentioned. When I brought in my mom's clothes and belongings, other staff greeted me kindly. Bri did not. I had to introduce myself. She showed no warmth, said nothing about taking good care of my mother, and focused only on reprinting a contract--twice--because it wasn't correct. When I left, there were no reassuring words about the service or my mom being in good hands. Two business days passed after I forgot my credit card when updating paperwork, and no one called. Then, after 5:00 p.m. on Friday, I received a message asking me to call back quickly to make payment before they left. There were no words about the upcoming service--only about money. The church service was beautiful. However, when we arrived at the cemetery (after lingering slightly at church), my mother had not yet arrived. We waited a long time before the hearse finally came. We were given no explanation. At the gravesite, some male family members helped with the casket, and Bri spoke to them in an abrupt, directive manner, as if she did not realize this was their grandmother. She then asked me--at the gravesite--if we planned to stay for the lowering of the casket. That question should have been addressed during planning, not at that moment. When it was time to lower my mom, Bri began picking flowers off the spray we had purchased and handed them to us to toss in afterward. It was upsetting to watch her dismantle the arrangement in front of us. That could have been done beforehand. After the burial, she approached me--not to offer condolences--but to ask if I could come in Monday to settle the account. Over the weekend, we looked through sympathy cards and realized no one could find the guest book. On Monday I emailed Bri asking if the funeral home had it--no response. Tuesday morning I emailed Archie, who responded immediately. Shortly after, Bri called to say she had the guest book and I could pick it up when I came in to settle the account. We had been searching for it all weekend. She had taken it and never informed us. When I expressed my frustration, she did not apologize. Instead, she said she felt she had not been treated well at the service. I reminded her that we were the grieving family and that her role was to support us. She refused to deliver the guest book to my father and said I would need to pick it up when I came for the death certificates (which are still not ready). When I later asked about flower order cards from their website so we could properly thank people, she said she had those as well and that I could pick them up at the same time. It feels completely inappropriate that we must retrieve these meaningful items ourselves, especially after they were withheld without communication. Archie was kind, gentle, and compassionate--but one good employee cannot make up for Bri's rudeness, lack of empathy, and unprofessional conduct. She is in the wrong profession, and I sincerely hope management provides her with proper training so no other family experiences what we did. I also do not understand why there is an additional $10 charge per death certificate on top of already substantial funeral costs.

Suzie Baumann handled funeral arrangements for my brother while she was at Anderson Mc Queen…read moreFuneral Home. I found Suzie to be an expert in her field, very knowledgeable and efficient, and incredibly helpful and accommodating. She seamlessly guided us through all the necessary paperwork with kindness and great respect. Her thoughtful recommendations were solely based on our personal situation and reflected great experience. I also found Suzie to be one of the most kind, gentle, and compassionate people I have ever had the pleasure to work with. This was the 4th funeral in our family that was handled through Anderson McQueen and we could not have been more pleased and grateful for Suzie's care.

Writing this review as a guest of this funeral home, as my family had a funeral here on Thursday…read moreMay 15th 2025 to honor my aunt who passed away. Not sure about the details and inner workings of this because i am writing as a guest here. A small venue located in Saint Peterberg, it can fit lots of people, and essentially has 2 rooms, one in the back, and one in the front. For the funeral I attended, we used the room in the front, which also had a television. That same television was used to show a slideshow of photos of my aunt. Love that modern technology can be used in a setting like this. I attended this along with my family and some of my cousin's friends. It also had a restroom with a water fountain that one can drink water from. I point this out because My dad and I were drinking alot of water. and the service to honor was nice, except well--- I'm not religious and maybe some others are, but the priest did draw out prayers like the hail mary and our father. And nothing about that my aunt will be in all of our hearts and the memories will remain, and that would be a positive thing. Anyways, I'm not here to critique the priest-- just here to say that the venue was very cute despite small.

I cannot say enough good things about the Brett Family! In the midst of craziness, they honored my…read morefather and lead the most wonderful viewing and graveside blessing. When you are at your lowest, Tim, Terry and Tom will lift Your Spirit spirit with their hard work, fairness and empathy. Thank you to all at Brett Funeral Home!