Gorgeous day perfect weather for a classic car show and walking around this beautiful…read morecemetery/botanical garden. Was hoping for better bird and frog pics but didnt get lucky.

I've been to a number of different "park" cemeteries including Hollywood in Richmond VA and Mount…read moreAuburn near Boston as well as the Pere Le Chaise in Paris. This cemetery matches up to those in terms of the quality of the groundskeeping and the ability to navigate around the cemetery. The grounds here are beautiful and it's clear that the groundskeeping staff works hard to keep this place in excellent condition as a sign of respect to those who are laid to rest here. Salmon Chase (Governor and Supreme Court), Rudolph Wurlitzer (founder of the Wurlitzer company), Bernard Henry Kroger (founder of the Kroger supermarket chain), both Procter and Gamble. It's a revered place and it was a positive experience to visit these graves and pay tribute to those who came before. [Review 20494 overall - 221 in Ohio - 1474 of 2023.]

I was here to visit and pay tribute at one specific gravesite but I took the opportunity to walk…read morethrough much of this beautiful cemetery. Unlike others that are a "lawn" configuration, Arlington is a "park" setting which means lots of trees, rolling hills and plenty of peace. Fredric J. Baur was the designer of the iconic Pringles can and my visit went smoothly. It was easy to find, near the intersection as specified on the Google Maps placemark. There was already Pringles can present but it was a little beat up by the elements. I disposed of that one and replaced it with the one I had bought just a few minutes ago at Kroger. "Original" of course. Yes, Baur stipulated in his well that a portion of his cremated ashes be sealed up in a Pringles tube. When he died, his families followed through on this desire and it's clear that I'm not the only one who is in on it. I'd like to see better signage that points out the sections of the cemetery that would make it easier to find specific spots. [Review 18032 overall - 176 in Ohio - 1553 of 2022.]

Staff at Arlington Memorial Gardens were so kind during both of my grandparents burials. I would…read moresuggest anyone use this service for your loved one's final resting place.

I used Mihovk-Rosenacker Funeral Home and was completely satisfied with all aspects of planning my…read morehusband's funeral. They were courteous, thorough, and very responsive to anything I needed during this time. I would highly recommend them if you have to make plans for a funeral. I did not have any pre-planning arrangements but they made everything very easy for me. Since this is a very difficult time in anyone's life, the last thing you need is difficulty. I had none.

My husband and I are in ministry so we have worked with many funeral services. Although I was not…read moreofficiating this one, we were guests there for hours. I have never seen a funeral company be so compassionate and uninvolved in ministry.

This is a small, family owned business. We dealt with all three employees following my mother's…read moredeath. Everyone was considerate and respectful. They took care of everything we needed, and were a great comfort. They made sure everything was taken care of, allowing us to focus on us. The building is gorgeous. Not your typical design, it felt more like stepping into a beautiful conservatory than a funeral home. Lots of light and soaring ceilings, it was one of the best designed buildings I've seen. It felt like a celebration of my mom's life, and brought a sense of peace during a tough time. Highly recommended for personal service and respect.

From the owner: In Honor of Our Life and Spirit…read more Fares J. Radel Funeral Homes and Crematory is committed to making your loved one's funeral celebration rewarding & memorable. We began in 1878 and continue today as a family-owned business. We provide a full array of funeral options and strive to personalize each ceremony.Cincinnati's Only Private Crematory

After my father passed last July, I shared a Yelp Review for Gate of Heaven Cemetary. I want to add…read moreanother. On his birthday a few weeks ago, they kindly and thoughtfully send me this card to acknowledge his birth and life. 'Very thoughtful and much appreciated! ~Karen Reynolds

This is a Catholic cemetery far North of Cincinnati. Yelp is not usually about cemetary customer…read moreexperience. Our family purchased adjacent plots for parentals and grands a long time ago. When it was time for passing, the cemetery was gracious and arranging, including a graveside spiritual ceremony at a fee. Visiting your plot, they have a kiosk in the chapel to look up the location of graves by name. The cemetery is well cared for and fine for contemplative visits any time even if you have no peeps there! That's my experience. No idea on new plots or internment requests. My experience was excellent.

The strawers family went out of their way to make a difficult situation into a much better one…read more They answered all our questions, made sure everything went as smooth as possible. It is a beautiful place, updated with beautiful colors. I can't thank Jason and Rhonda enough for the outstanding job!

A family member passed away last weekend, and Strawser Funeral Home handled the funeral…read morearrangements. Their personnel and facility are first-class, and our funeral director (David) was very kind, caring, accommodating, and professional. He and the other staff at Strawser provided great comfort to family and friends of the departed during a difficult and stressful time, which we all very much appreciated. I wanted to share our experience so that others who lose a loved one and who are searching for a funeral home will know about the outstanding service that we received.

Vine Street Hill cemetery I had a good experience with the staff there. Very helpful. Explained…read moreeverything thoroughly. I can't remember his name but he showed me and my mother the property and showed us a great place to lay. My grandmother looked very clean. The grounds were kept and I think my grandma there will rest here peacefully in the sun

From the owner: Find a quiet and historic setting dating back to 1849 at Vine Street Hill Cemetery Association in…read moreCincinnati, OH. Under the guidance and direction of an all-volunteer board of directors, this local cemetery is committed to satisfying the needs of families in the community. From well-maintained grounds to a wide range of services, these caring professionals will create a respectful memorial for your loved ones. Situated on 170 acres of land, the Vine Street Hill Cemetery Association offers plenty of room for burials. There are veteran sections and mausoleums, as well as interior and exterior niches for final resting places. Experienced and compassionate general managers will work with you to plan plot preparations. Feel free to bring fresh and artificial flowers throughout the year during moments of reflection. Lay your loved ones to rest at Vine Street Hill Cemetery Association, one of Cincinnati's most peaceful cemeteries. Office staff is on hand to answer your questions on burial services and groundskeeping. Call them today at (513) 281-1035 or visit them online for more information.

When you're having your worst day, Linnemann is there to help you navigate the long journey…read more They offer pre-planning for services - which you should do They offer on site crematorium Pet services And offer quick turnaround services Jason is one of the best humans we have ever encountered. His dedication and commitment to your family is second to none. He took the greatest care of our beloved, Bear. Although we went through an extremely traumatic situation, Linnemann came through with compassion, empathy, kindness, and held our hand every step of the way

My friend from university recently passed, and his visitation was held at Linnemann. I was very…read moreimpressed with the extent of preparations that went into the evening on such short notice: - Two funeral home attendants each stationed at both the front and rear entrances. - Guest books at both entrances. - Cards for donations. - A writing station for loved ones to scribe their favorite memories of the deceased. - An entire room filled with photo collages of his life. - A color booklet with pictures and a detailed story of my friend's life, including quotes about fond memories from his family. There were enough booklets so that everyone in attendance could take one home. - A 15 minute video complete with moving images, music and quotes from and about my friend. It was edited in storytelling fashion, discussing his life from beginning, to university and beyond, both hardships and high points. The visitation was an open casket. While a person never resembles how you remember them in life, Linnemann did a fine job of making him appear at rest. Next to the casket was a poster board featuring the last speech my friend wrote. He was a motivational speaker and this made for a beautiful touch. Sadly, I've attended many funerals in my life, but Linnemann has by far offered the best service. The facility itself is modern, clean, and bright. The rooms are spacious and can accommodate large groups of mourners. There are also plenty of chairs and couches in each of the rooms. Ample free parking is available in the lot across the street as well. Linnemann went above and beyond to make a comfortable grieving process for both my friend's relatives and for those who knew him socially. It was the perfect bridge of connecting his loved ones of all ages and from all walks of life.

We had a bad experience .Couldn't get any help.Once they got their money we couldn't get calls…read morereturned paper work done right.Paid extra to have them do paperwork for insurance.We and the company my son worked for did all the work.

Do not recommend, worst experience, disrespectful to family…read more A moral issue that was very disrespectful to my Mother and our family. This has caused additional emotional distress and added to the grieving process. The entire experience with Tufts was overwhelmingly stressful. Cutting my Mothers hair, not returning phone calls, the sub-standard work by Tufts Riverview Monuments, and the lack of compassion has prolonged the stress and emotional anguish over the tragic loss of our Mother for several months. Tufts cut my Mother's hair very short without contacting our family for permission. It was very short and tightly curled. It didn't even resemble her, they radically changed her appearance. Her hair was always long. On the day of the funeral, our family was completely shocked and appalled to see what they did to her hair. Previously, I told Julie Tipton that her hair was very thin and gave her a headband for her hair. Photos were also emailed prior to the funeral. Pushing her hair back with the headband (which everyone knows that is what a headband is for) and combing her hair straight was what should have been done. Their total disregard about this issue made us feel like our Mother and family was unimportant and just another number. We paid in full the day of the funeral ($13074.12) and the perception that they demonstrated to us was "they were paid, it's over and done with, it's your issue". Tufts was not even professional enough to return a call to a grieving family regarding an issue that was very important to them; such a lack of compassion. Calls: 1. I left a message for Julie Tipton at the front desk. No return call. 2. I called Larry Schildmeyer. He was standoffish; expressed no concern about her hair other than they had "someone" come in to do hair, and that he would check into it. They also made an error on my Mothers cards. He said he would check into that as well and call me back. He left a message regarding the cards, but no response regarding my Mother's hair. 3. I called the office and asked to leave a message for Larry Schildmeyer that I still wanted a response regarding her hair. No return call. 4. A few days later I called and spoke to Linda, the office manager, who said she would check into it and call me back. No return call. 5. Visit: Another trip to the funeral home had to be made to pick up corrected cards. The person at the front desk told my friend that after a body is embalmed, their hair becomes very brittle; they have to cut it to do anything with it other than use a wig. THIS IS NOT TRUE. I checked with another funeral home who assured me that it is always customary to ask the family prior to cutting hair unless there is head trauma. They also informed me hair does not change texture and is just washed after embalming and can be styled. Tufts Riverview Monument Company did an extremely poor job of engraving the information on the existing cemetery monument. Another shock for our family causing more emotional distress. Peggy Schildmeyer acknowledged the poor quality job they performed, and said she could not assure us they could correct it without causing damage to the monument (prior cost for monument $3223.72). She reimbursed us with a $250 check that we initially paid them to have the work done. The check, in no way, relieves the emotional distress due to the constant reminder when visiting the monument because of the permanence of such a poor quality job. Review on Behalf of the family of Jacqueline Wilson