We have a family plot in St John Neumann Cemetery. We have had it since 1994. My mother (1994),…read morefather (2007) and now my son (2024) are buried there. I have been bringing nice, outdoor natural looking flowers in special vases with ground stakes since May, 2024 to commemorate dates of importance to us. It's been one vase with a bouquet each time, not trinkets and a lot of items. From May, 2024 until January, 2025, no one "cleaned up" by taking away any of the vases and flowers that were changed out according to our special dates and the season. Then suddenly, my vase/flowers were gone. I was devastated that thinking someone was so lacking in respect that they would steal the flowers I'd left for my son. I bought a new special vase and replaced the flowers. A couple of months later, I went back with birthday flowers. My previous flowers were still there. Then a couple months after that, I changed the flowers again. Now yesterday, I went to change the flowers again and the flowers/vase I left the end of July were gone. I left new ones . I called the office and was informed that EVERYTHING is getting removed according to their clean up schedule and it's a NEW DIRECTIVE the Archdiocese put into effect in September, 2025. Which I was then informed they removed the flowers I left on July 29 on August 21 for clean up . When I questioned further, I was told they offer a service now that you can sign up for and they will put flowers on the grave four times a year if I don't want to have to remove my flowers before every clean up. I didn't ask the cost for that money making plan. Or I can remove my flowers until the clean up is completed, then go put them back. I don't live around the corner from the cemetery and I don't pass it in my travels. It is over an hour. The General Manager i spoke to had absolutely no empathy. For someone whose job it is to deal with the grieving, she was totally lacking. I also questioned why the area over my son's grave is still mostly bare and without grass, she had all her excuses about the summer heat and grass seed, etc. He was buried 2/2024, two summers, , two springs and one fall season have already gone by. The people who do the "clean up" didn't notice the lack of grass? The grounds keepers, if different from the clean up crew, didn't notice the grass? They sure noticed the little blue hot wheels truck my grandson left for his uncle on the base of the headstone and took it ( but left the dirty rocks keeping it in place). We will still, obviously, be involved with this cemetery, but I won't recommend it if this is how their management treats the grieving. The sales person we dealt with for my son's burial was very nice and helpful. It's sad that the management is not

After 3+ years of allowing small mementos and keepsakes on the headstone bases, they removed ALL…read morepersonal items without notice and threw them out in the TRASH. They could have notified families or bagged up the items, but instead they opted to treat grieving families with complete disregard. This BUSINESS does not care about you or your loved ones. If you complain about them doing this to your loved one's items...they threaten to call the POLICE! This is a DISGRACEFUL organization lacking in Christian spirit and values.

Most rude inconsiderate funeral home I've ever had contact with. Unfortunately we thought we'd be…read moremet with more care given the circumstances of their business. 0 out of 10 company, I hope their families are handled better than the way they handled ours. I would say 0 stars if that was an option

Clean. Tasteful. Location and easy parking. Private rooms. Simple and beautiful. Staff stayed by…read morethe door and opened it for guests throughout the service.

Lambie Funeral Home was so warm and kind during such a difficult time, David was so professional…read moreand made the arrangements which were perfect. My family is so thankful for everything, Lambie Funeral home provided such wonderful service, we would like to say Thank You for all your Love and kindness. The embroidery was incredible and so appreciated. We the Sermarini Family Thank You , Andrew and Patricia Sermarini

Lambie Funeral home is professional and personal. Their attention to all the minute details let's…read morethe family let go of the planning and concentrate on their loss. The Lambies have knowledge and experience that will put you at ease. Entrusting Lambie with our mother's final care and services was the best decision

Jason "Oz" Oszczakiewicz the funeral director at Varcoe-Thomas is a caring and thoughtful person as…read morehe handles your loved one's arrangements. Me and my family are grateful to have met Jason during this difficult time of my father's passing. Every part of the process from picking up my father at the time of his passing, to getting the body ready for viewing, organizing the wake, connecting us with a great priest at the Lady of Mt Carmel, the video he put together of all the pictures we uploaded to the great website and handling all the paperwork was very uplifting. Jason and his staff were very attentive to my entire family and friends that attended the service. Very thankful we got to work with Varcoe Thomas Funeral Home. Michael & Kristen Casey

If you need a place that treats you like family in the final moments this is the place to look…read moreinto. I could ask for anything better. Jason went above and beyond in taking care of everything absolutely everything they take the time to explain things to you they give you time to figure things out and they are there to help you every step of the way. Unfortunate, we will need a final resting place and this funeral home is the place if you want a caring place that works with your needs and not offer things you don't need this is where you want to go. Thank you

This is a really cool Cemetery. As far as burial services today go, I'm u sure or whether or not…read morethey are accepting new plots, but there are a plethora of historic graves which are very valuable to both researchers and hobbyists alike. They have several American Revolutionary War Veterans buried in this cemetery as well as veterans of the Union Army during the civil war. It's fantastic to walk through and honor the memories of the people long past who are buried there. If you're in Doylestown and want to experience an interesting part of not only local but American history, definitely visit this cemetery.

I'm dying to get in here (sorry, it could not be helped)…read more Seriously, this cemetery in the center of Doylestown is pristine. The property is extremely well maintained. I've lived in Doylestown for nearly 12 years and I drive past this property almost daily. It might sound odd, but the numerous paths throughout this cemetery make it great for walking and jogging. Many Doylestown residents enjoy early morning jogs, exercising their pets and sunset strolls on this property. Yes, it's a cemetery. But it's a very scenic property with beautiful trees and walkable access to the outstanding shops and restaurants of downtown. For those considering a longer stay, the property is well maintained. Landscaping is carefully attended to, walking paths are well paved and repaired as needed. All headstones seem to be in good repair as well. I tip my hat to the organization managing and maintaining this property.

How do I even start. As a retired florist of 50 years, I thought I saw it all.Flower shops never…read moretry to upset funeral directors.We try to make the grieving family get what they want.Funeral homes make delivery hours so florist know what to do.Sometimes a late order or an order from our west comes in and it after hours.We try to accommodate everyone to make a difficult time a bit easier. Today I took my mother to deliver my Brothers flowers to help me and show her the place for tomorrow. The delivery room was pitch black and there was no way to prop the door open.as a man appeared in the darkness it was Jeff plunket.He was a little cold and standoffish but as we went into the room l saw the large urns l was sent a photo of from my niece with a 8" diameter text for the flowers.Thats when Jeff started saying l "was sent a photo of the paper mache he wanted used.I did not get any photo but the stands,urns,and 8" measurements.He started accusing me of lieing about the container and said I was told that's what he wanted!He actually showed me a mache that fit in but he only had one.One of the flowers fit perfectly as planed but I had to go home and redo the other.As I feel even more uneasy about the flowers for the urn I ask to make sure the flowers around the urn fit ,He said " NO!" He was mean and nasty so I couldn't get out of there fast enough He was leaving at 2:00so now I need to go back in the morning At 8:30 am then go home to get ready.I had to make other arrangements for my mom in the morning so I could accommodate Jeff plunket.stupid me had one thing to ask of him,can you please put some ashes in this necklace (Amazon delivery was late)He then picked up the urn and said it could not be done! Trying to get out of there on totaly discussed by his response ,He then says to me " SORRY about your BROTHER" Of all the rude ignorant undertakers Jeff Plunket takes the Cake!He has made all the other funeral directors look good.There is no reason for him to be so nasty,and what I dread more than saying Good bye to my wonderful brother is being face to face with that rude man! I'm waiting to post this till the funeral as I believe Tomorrow will be another nightmare.He has his job because of his family, but he Is not a person to give your money to,hen you suffer a great loss.DONT GO TO PLUkETs FH unless you like to be treated like crap.Imy not with phones and computers so please excuse spelling and geamer but nasty people like Jeff make me want to learn to leave this review.My reason for teaching this old dog a new trick started with Fox Chase Cancer center,The people responsible for making my brothers last year of his life a living hell.Now I'm glad I have learned how so I could warn people about Plunket funeral home.My 93 yr old mother is angry enough to send Jeffery a handwritten letter of disgust for his actions. If you choose to be treated with respect go anywhere but Plunket Funeral Home!ok its now 8am the day of the funeral I'm just back from Plunket,redelivering the flowers and getting ready to go to the funeral.I pulled in to see Jeff weeding out front. I'm a bit incapasated from surgery,but Jeff actually came out the back flower door and took the arrangement from me as he said "see you in a few hours"My opinion has not changed but all this could have avoided if he published a photo and measurements on his website.I still dread going back there ,He needs to learn how to treat people that are not paying the bill for his service.I watched that kid grow up so I'm sure his attitude didn't come from his good Catholic school education.Please try to treat people better.Stupid me can't make this android phone fix my mistakes.Sorry but Thank you for reading this!ok it's over time to post!

A funeral home should definitely have more compassionate staff. The reception from the staff…read moredirecting parking was ignorant. He was yelling at me when I misunderstood where he was pointing. I fell in the parking lot, scraping up my knee from a hole in the asphalt and when I let the gentleman know in the front was rudely told to go tell the director.