First time visiting this funeral home. Even during the Covid 19 crisis, this place was still open…read moreand operation. Easily located off Cicero Avenue and close to a plethora of places. This funeral home is average sized. It's a bit out of date but very accommodating, great service provided by the staff. There was no "grief room" but I think that's the least of the issues if this is the result of the crisis. Bathrooms during visits are a bit sub par in my opinion. Wouldn't mind having my funeral here either.

My brother's funeral was last September. We had a GoFundMe to raise funds-funeral home is fully…read morepaid. It's taken me awhile to write this, so I understand it might be unusual to see this review so late. The owners were very, very nice. They were very caring individuals. This is not about the owners whatsoever. That being said: there were other staff who were walking around and watching us. That is their job, but one man in particular was so rude, I was taken aback. I don't know the man's name, but he was a taller man, a bit older. The look on his face can only be described as a scowl. The way he spoke to me was with a hurried and annoyed tone. He made it a point to follow me to the back room when I brought in coffee. This was my mistake as COVID restrictions were still around. I apologized to him. Thought the matter was done. HOWEVER, it was not. He made it a point to watch me in particular and it made me wildly uncomfortable. I made a comment to someone about him and he interjected he was doing his job-because he was listening to my conversation, apparently. The next day at my brother's funeral after my parents said their goodbye's to my brother: I was the last person in the room with the casket. Same person (and another person-can't remember) were also there. They were in a big rush to get us out. I looked back as I was exiting the room. I was obviously crying and upset (my brother died at 28) and the look on his face was even more intense, like I was a burden because I was there mourning my brother. Him and the other person were whispering about something to the effect of "he can't wait until this is over with". All I'm asking if your staff to understand the gravity of a situation. If they can't handle people mourning at a funeral and being upset, they should get out of their role ASAP. My parents were too upset to say something, but your staff needs to be more respectful to mourners, period.

Absolutely the worst customer service I have ever received! I wish I could give negative stars…read more Lack of return phone calls and lack of empathy took what should have been a simple process and turned it into a major fiasco. I needed to send a registered letter to the president of the company I order to get action. It took them more than 5 months to get The date on my beloved Mother's stone when it was promised I 4 Weeks. The manager showed complete disrespect and kept changing the price of the bronze plaque. To add insult to injury, the plaque was put on crooked.

My folks bought their plot many years ago. My dad passed on Easter Sunday. While it was a…read moreterrible time in my life, Damien Lyles Sr. made it as pleasant as it could be. He helped us manage the challenges we had and made it very easy. After the burial, we worked with him to purchase a monument for my parents. He is as an absolutely great guy who was helpful while being compassionate and empathetic. Definitely a great organization, and more importantly, a great person to work with.

I must first state that Yelp.com remains the best and most reliable place where the customer or…read moreclient can post their review both positive or negative. Both Facebook and Google reviews are geared towards protecting the business at the expense of legitimate complaints by hiding them in a sugar coated sea of fluff or removing them when you don't expect it, without notification. Recently, I attended a wake at Solan-Pruzin Funeral as I entered for the very first time, I was taken back how light and airy it was inside, so warm and inviting. Imagine that, a funeral home being inviting? Well, the staff on duty was very professional and quite friendly and willing to engage me in a conversation. When I entered the chapel area where the family was receiving guests, I was immediately drawn to the flowers. They were that beautiful and exquisitely done I thought for a minute I did them myself, down to the long flowing ribbons that added such grace and elegance. The family flowers, the end baskets and casket spray were just that stunning. You see, I've been a florist and owned my own shop in downtown Chicago for over 35 years, so I've been around. It's quite rare to see such fabulous design work in Northwest Indiana, at least so far. Most funeral homes know little or nothing about floral design but think they do. Wisely, Solan-Pruzin has identified an extraordinary talented florist with an exceptional eye that certainly will help to enhance this spacious and tastefully appointed funeral home as to set themselves apart from the competition. All this time, some of us may have thought the most prestigious funeral home was in Munster, Indiana. Think again! The best funeral home is Solan-Pruzin in Schererville, Indiana. If you're planning on checking out anytime soon, go with the very best! I highly recommend Solan-Pruzin Funeral Home!

Sort of tough to review a funeral home, but this one seemed very nice. We were only visiting a…read moredearly departed and we were not customers using the services but felt the premises were well-located, clean, and very serviceable inside. The rooms are deep and spacious so they can fit a lot of visitors inside. The location is great being just off Kennedy Avenue in Schererville, and the parking lot is nice and large so finding a spot is easy as pie. All in all this funeral home seems like an excellent place to utilize when you are in need of their services.

Quaint parlor however the sound carries through the partitions easily. Parking is plentiful.read more

I was so happy with the services for our mother this past week. The staff at Sheehy was…read moreexceptional and so caring and kind. Everything was taken care of even before we inquired. They made us feel at ease during a very difficult time. Thank you for making us feel like family Pam H

Professional, kind, caring. Mr. Sheehy and his staff are dedicated and help walk you through…read moreplanning, with warmth and empathy. They think of everything and truly understand the difficult nature of saying goodbye to a loved one. We are so grateful for their service during such a painfully emotional experience.

I lost my brother in a car accident and a family friend recommended this funeral home for the…read moreservices. I was beyond satisfied by the program this funeral home carried for the final goodbye. Julie was great!

Our burial with our Mom was handle with respect and care at Skyline. Denae was amazing to work…read morewith. She listened to our situation and came up with a solution that made us very happy and we felt listened to. Jeff was most effective in the ground work preparation. Everything was perfect in this difficult situation. The team at Skyline Memorial is great.

We did a simple direct cremation for my mom through Skyline. They went above and beyond for our…read morefamily. The facility was beautiful and didn't feel like any other stodgy funeral chapel I've been to. So very grateful for them.

I want to thank Trinity Memorial Chapels and Cremation Services for taking care of my family when…read morewe needed it the most. I had never experienced anything like the loss of my father, and they literally took us by the hand and walked with us every step of the way to plan my father's funeral services. They took away the stress of planning a service on top of grievance. They listened to us and made sure even the most suttle details about my father were captured in his ceremony. I can truly say my father's service was most beautifully orchestrated by this funeral home. We thank Ms. Ilah, Ms. Cherie, and the whole team for handling my father and my family with love and care. We are grateful that God led us to entrust my dad's arrangements to you all.

My mother transitioned Sept. 8, 2020. We had an Immediate Burial with a Grave Side Service. Trinity…read morememorial Chapels' personnel were kind, patient, and professional. I give them five stars for being so accommodating to our family. Trinity Memorial Chapels also handled my sisters' funeral July 2, 2020. They did an excellent job on her body.We thank Ilah Ball, Funeral Director for guiding us during this time of grief. One person said that when they transition, they want to have the kind of service my mother had. May God continue to bless Trinity Memorial Chapels' personnel, in Jesus name.

In a time of mourning, this is the best you can ask for. I have never attended a funeral at this…read morelocation, but this is the main office. I have been to several services managed by these funeral directors at numerous locations on the southwest side of the city and suburbs. Yes, I'm a part of one of those families who knows someone that knows someone. I live in a small world. Heck, after I met my husband I found out that our families were linked through many mutual acquaintances. The previous funeral director, Ed Tybor, went to the same school and parish as my grandpa. Ed's daughter Judy, the current director, just so happens to be a very close friend of my mother-in-law. So I met Judy when I was a little girl and now know her better thanks to my in-law's relationship. In both realities of knowing of her and now actually knowing her, she excels in a difficult job that requires skill and patience. Judy is the best funeral director you can ask for. She is compassionate, discreet and understanding, and she knows her business well. She took care of my grandpa's services and will be handling my husband's grandpa this weekend. Kubina-Tybor is the best solution in your emotional time of need.