This is a historic cemetery located in the City of Hallandale Beach. This seven acre cemetery is…read moreover a hundred years old and contains many of the city pioneers. A handwritten work order for the cemetery dates back to 1904. I walked around the older part of the cemetery and I found a veteran's grave from the Spanish American War ( (April 21 - December 10, 1898). The graves on the older side have people who were born in the 1800's. Unfortunately the location of a lot of the older graves have been lost through the years. If a family didn't purchase a headstone, there was no marker on the grave site. Other names eroded on concrete stones from decades ago. The city has made an effort to preserve as many graves as possible and the cemetery is neat and free of debris. There aren't monuments like Woodlawn in West Palm Beach but there is a lot of Hallandale history if you dig in. The cemetery is still accepting burials and the newer graves are on the other side of the cemetery. Visiting hours are from 7:30 AM to dusk daily.

Horrible cemetery services provided by city of hallandale beach the lawn upkeep needs much…read moreimprovement complaints are not being handled properly they need to be audited for they always say it's not in budget but by law there is a trust in play to keep the cemetery looking good but sinking headstones and broken markers throughout the whole cemetery do not bury your loved ones here not worth it

We just celebrated the life of my beloved Mother this past Thursday aboard the "Old Hat". The…read moreentire experience from start to finish was totally stress free. The captain and the crew were very accommodating. What a memorable experience for our final goodbye. The basket ceremony was absolutely  beautiful. Everything went just as planned .  It will be a day that shall be forever treasured!   Thank you Seaburials

I cannot express enough how pleased we were with Sea Burials…read more Our loved one who passed had pre-paid a burial at sea with Neptune Society which turned out to be a nightmare. ( They strung us along for 4 months with no burial!) We couldn't take the stress any longer and hired Sea Burials. It was the best decision we ever made and worth every penny. With Neptune you are not permitted to be on the boat. With Sea Burials you have the choice of attending on the boat or not and they can provide a video for you of the ceremony for those family members not able to attend. We chose to be on the boat with Capt. Mike, who could not have been more wonderful. He was understanding, compassionate, and professional. We had never been through this before so Capt. Mike handled the "transfer" from Neptune Society to our biodegradable floating urn. And when it came to editing the video, Capt. Mike was not only dedicated, he also displayed the patience of Jobe! Our tragic situation was handled with grace and respect. I highly recommend Sea Burials and Capt. Mike

Affordable until you add services, then it's not. They are a…read morecheap funeral for those who don't want to spend more or can't. Had to pay extra, for hair and makeup for my loved one and I couldn't recognize them. Paid an extra $250, I complained and they didn't offer a refund They said the earrings I gave them were broken they never used them. When I dropped them off they were fine, they said they would look into it. Go anywhere else, this place is a nightmare.

From start to finish Dave and his team made the Very…read moredifficult process of planning a service, a peaceful and smooth process. They demonstrated lots of care, kindness, empathy and patience. They care about you and your family and showed a lot of kindness compared to other places. The timeline they offered for cremation was quick compared to many other places. We are so happy that we chose them for my sweet nephew Nikolas's cremation and memorial service. This is a very professional place with a great set of people there for you during a difficult time. We are forever grateful to Boyd/Panciera Hollywood! God bless!

One star is going overboard with these people who cannot be farther away from human compassion…read more Came here for a funeral service, was on-time and then had to stand and wait in a cramped uninviting lobby with 20 family members for over 30 minutes while the front staff "take care of the remaining balance". We were not permitted inside the chapel, held hostage in the lobby for this reason. You are ultimately, hands-down, full of vile and disrespect for the mourning. Shame on all of you, with nothing but dollar signs in your eyes and undeserving to work with the public, especially those that are mourning. Get your act together or go home.

Our family suffered a sudden and tragic loss recently. Brian Waggoner, at Riverside Gordon…read moreMemorial in Aventura, guided us through the process with compassion and professionalism. He and the funeral home took care of every detail with kindness and expertise. Unlike other memorial chapels that we contacted prior, they were immediately sensitive to our needs. We are all very grateful to them.

I'm giving it two stars instead of one, because the first time we were here for the funeral of my…read morefamily member all seemed to go very well. However, when returning for the unveiling, it all went downhill. I'm talking about one man in the office and one man of the grounds crew driving the golf cart. When we arrived, it was raining, I went inside to make sure that our previously made arrangements with Courtney were being followed. A tent and chairs were requested. The chairs were there completely filled with water, like tiny swimming pools. The tent was nowhere to be seen. I asked the man in the office if we could please have our tent because it was raining, he replied "there is an overhang, unless the rain is driving sideways you will be fine." I did tell him the name of the person we were here for, and he should have known that there is no overhang where we were sitting. Therefore, we would not be protected. We went outside to make sure that what I had said was true. Lo and behold, there is no overhang. There is one on the side of the mausoleums, not where we were. In any case, a man comes by, a supervisor I assume, driving a golf cart with crew members walking along with him. I went over and said, "excuse me, sir, do you have any towels we might use to wipe off the chairs?" He looked at me blankly and replied "we don't have any towels." He then proceeded to throw a dirty, small yellow rag at me. As you can imagine, at an unveiling, for my family member, I was not in the mood. I walked quietly to the seats to wipe them off, where I discovered the mini swimming pools. There was a kindly looking crewmember near me, I asked him if he had any towels for me. He very nicely took the rag from my hand, produced his own as well, and proceeded to wipe all the chairs off. At least there's one crewmember that looks kindly upon people in their sadness. These may seem to be small or petty indiscretions by the staff. The inconsiderate office manager, the rude crew supervisor, the incompetent person who handled the unveiling reservation. I can assure you if you were burying a family member you would not be in the mood for this nonsense either.

The customer service at Beth David was excellent and the grounds were nicely maintained and…read morespacious. Marilyn met us promptly in her office at the scheduled time and explained everything regarding the cremation in detail. She was extremely patient with us concerning the plaque for the front of the niche where the ashes are laid to final rest. The brief ceremony was flawless and well organized.