Thank you Sonia for being very informative and patient with my family and I, as we have never gone…read morethrough something like this. Our family and friends valued the respect that was given to us. They're able to walk you step by step without and confusion. We highly recommend this business to anyone in need or is searching for Funeral and cremation services.

The Chavez Funeral Home was a breath of fresh air--peaceful, welcoming, and exactly what our…read morebrother deserved. The weather was perfect, which added to the calm and comforting atmosphere. Sonia and Jorge were absolutely wonderful. They were empathetic, understanding, and went out of their way to make the experience as smooth and supportive as possible. Their flexibility with timing and genuine care truly made a difference for our family during a sensitive time. We're grateful for their kindness and professionalism. P.S The bathrooms were very clean and fully stocked, which added to the overall comfort and ease of our visit.

Funeral are never easy, there's nothing to look forward to & its uncomfortable. St. Jude provided…read moresuch a beautiful & memorable funeral. the mass was so enjoyable!!! the priest was a master @ story telling & translating while doing the mass. thank you to St. Jude for making a sad moment in our lives one filled with hope & peace.

I'm so thankful I found this place. Fr. Fermin and his staff did everything they could to make sure…read moremy dad's services were the best they could be. Fr. Fermin had all the information I needed and didn't try to oversell me with higher prices nor unnecessary items. Overall, my family and I were very happy with the hard work they provided for my family and I. Thank you Fr Fermin, Monica, and your staff for making this time as easy as it could for me.

Day 1 (Tuesday): My father passed away while I was living abroad…read more Day 5 (Saturday): I was denied access to see my father at the hospital the previous day, so I contacted Hankook Mortuary to find out more information. Ray insisted that I set up a meeting at his office to talk about how the process works and fees for their services. All my non-negotiables were brought up. First, I had to be allowed to see my father one last time before I sent him off to his final resting place, ASAP. Second, I wished to clip his nails and shave him before his long journey. Third, I wanted to have his funeral arrangements planned and done in a timely manner; the 35 days I was allotted in the country by my situation. Fourth, I had to coordinate with my uncle that lived far up in Northern California. He is a doctor and needed a minimum of a week's notice to cancel all his appointments with his clients. Lastly, I asked to have a cost-efficient, quiet cremation. After an overflowing amount of information about the funeral proceedings, Ray encourages me that collecting my father's remains is of the utmost priority and needs to be done NOW and asks for payment up front. After payment, Ray initiates the relocation of my father. Day 9 (Wednesday): Ray starts the paperwork on Monday but I finally hear from him about the first step: which is to get my father's reason of death. It is forwarded to the state, however, it is rejected. I was told that my father's ROD was too vague. Day 10 (Thursday): The doctor that needed to sign the ROD did not get back to Ray until the late afternoon. Once the ROD is received that evening, my father's deceased body is relocated. Day 11 (Friday): I get a call around 10AM notifying me that I can arrange to see my father because the ROD should be accepted by the state in the next 30 minutes. I get a call in 15 minutes saying that I can come to see him NOW. However, confused that their mortuary is in LA, I asked how I can see my father so soon? I find out my father's remains have been in a chapel in Norwalk overnight. I am furious that my father's corpse remained there overnight and I was not notified or allowed a chance to see him until "paperwork was done". My family gathered and had a briefing about the viewing. Ray was persistent about not being allowed to groom my father one last time. I hate to admit I could not get myself to groom my father one last time before his long journey against Ray's rules. After a short viewing(10 minutes), my father is sent to the crematory. Day 14 (Monday): After no communication over the weekend, I spoke to Ray about scheduling the scattering of my father's remains so that my uncle can attend. I was denied due to lack of crematory documentation. I was told that he would reach back out when all the paperwork is collected to schedule scattering services. Day 16: Anxiously, I contacted Ray about my father's death certificate and the location of scattering his ashes. We looked to schedule a date for the scattering of the ashes and he notified me that there is an opening in 3 days, which is not enough time for my uncle. Ray seemed confused and reminded me that I wished that the proceedings were done in a timely manner. I refused and scheduled for the following week to give my uncle sufficient time. Day 22: The death certificate is dated and issued by the state, but I did not receive any communication. Day 30: I finally get a text that my father's death certificate has been received after I contacted him the previous day. I gave Ray a written statement informing him that my brother will collect it immediately. My experience with this business was not at all pleasant. I was informed about more cost-efficient services after my father's remains were collected. I will not disclose the amount, but coming to Hankook Mortuary, I spent 2.5 times more than other alternatives that were recommended. I am making peace with the situation by making known my experiences as factually as possible. I feel defeated by a service that capitalized on my vulnerability. I did not know the process and felt like they exploited a rotting corpse to make a rushed decision. I hope that my timeline depicts the process of a funeral to those looking to send off their loved ones. The ball has been dropped on many occasions in my case and I spent the remainder four business days contacting and running around all of Los Angeles county informing all establishments about my father's death; receiving his death certificate as late as I did, I spent 14 hour days before moving back halfway around the world.

My grandmother passed away in October during the pandemic, and our family had the funeral services…read morehere. The facility was perfect for our needs, as only our family was able to attend during these times. Thank you to Ray Hong, who did an excellent job coordinating everything prior to the funeral and during the final burial. Ray provided clear and thorough instructions during the entire process, while keeping a professional and thoughtful approach. Another warm thank you to Pastor Young Kim, who lead the funeral service. Despite the difficult circumstances, we are very grateful for the services Han Kook Mortuary provided us.

Absolutely love to walk my dogs throughout this small, quaint, beautiful, little cemetery. During…read moreholidays people take such care decorating around family members stones. It's beautiful to visit. Giant trees with some really interesting tomb stones. The morning here is so serene and cool. This cemetery though small is so nice to visit. Love it.

My wife's aunt is buried here. Nice little cemetery. Now her uncle is in the same cemeteryread more

My son, Oscar passed away a little over a month ago. We came to Sunnyside to take care of his…read morefuneral services. We would like to thank Juan and John, even Charles and Kristal for all the help they gave us. Their attention and sympathetic nature was a comfort for the loss of our 31 year old son. We are very grateful and happy with all of their support, even amidst hundreds of our friends and relatives swarmed the mortuary. We didnt expect the turn out on both days of the viewing. Thank you for your flexibility and understanding. Our son touched so many lives and this mortuary made it possible for a large majority of our people to come together to express their love and appreciation for our son. Not once were we made to be felt like we were intruding or that there were more people than was anticipated. My family is eternally thankful for the compassion and care shown by the staff. We hope to not need their services for a very long time but we would definitely recommend them.

Went to a rosary/viewing on Monday. Although the lot had limited parking I managed to get a spot 10…read moreminutes after the scheduled 5pm start time. Place was clean and things run smoothly.

This the third time I use Sunset Funeral and every time has been great. Byron answered the call…read morelate at night when my aunt passed away and was very attentive. He has been very informative and compassionate during the process. My aunt looked very presentable and at peace. All her flowers were carefully transported. Thank you Byron for the fundamental service you provide in a time of sorrow.

Byron was so nice and help makes this process easier. He went above and beyond to help us with…read moreeverything we wanted to do for my mom. I called tons of places to see if they could pick up my mom the night she passed away at the hospital because I didn't want my mom to be put in there morgue. Byron was the only one who came right away. I am now going to plan my stuff with Bryon and make payments so my kids don't have to worry. Thanks Byron for being amazing.

Death sucks! No matter though. You know its coming and sadly i had to go to a funeral for my…read morefriends son. It was a beautiful funeral but they werent playing about the time. Youd think at a time like this that wouldnt be an issue and you'd be more understanding. Since death waits for noone, things had to be rushed along because the next customer who wants going anywhere had to come in. Anyway the funeral was beautiful. An overflowed house. It sucks to see anyone younger than you go. Nice place. The grounds are well kept. If i was planning on being buried id consider this place.

We were "helped" by a woman named Fabiola who had one of the worst attitudes we've ever…read moreencountered. We were asking simple questions regarding assistance for my mother-in-law's funeral and she acted like we were bothering her. She couldn't provide us any information, couldn't get us help from anyone else, and kept dumping us on hold for no reason. This was ridiculous and completely unacceptable, especially while we're grieving and trying to get basic support. The lack of empathy, professionalism, and basic customer service was shocking. No family going through something this difficult should have to deal with that kind of treatment. I would not recommend dealing with this place at all.