Excellent And curious Service. Thank you for all you do. Staff are very helpful. you are needed and…read morewelcomed in our community.

I cannot express how grateful I am for City of Oaks Cremation during the most devastating time of…read moremy life. My 31-year-old son unexpectedly passed away, and from the very first phone call with Olivia, I felt a sense of comfort and care that I truly needed. Her gentle voice, compassion, and patience meant more to me than words can describe. She took the time to explain everything clearly and never made me feel rushed or overwhelmed. From beginning to end, she handled every detail with such kindness and professionalism, making an unbearable situation just a little bit easier to get through. The team did an absolutely beautiful job preparing my son for the family viewing--he looked peaceful, and that is something I will carry with me forever. I also had the honor of meeting the owner, Edward, who was incredibly kind and comforting. You can truly feel that this is not just a business, but people who genuinely care. I will never forget the compassion they showed my family. I highly recommend City of Oaks Cremation to anyone in need of their services.

I highly recommend them. They were very accommodating and respectful throughout this process.read more

Every aspect was covered and handled in a Professional manner…read more Jessica was just fantastic in Leading me thru the process and what they would do for my daughter. Every request I ask for or needed was addressed by Jessica, Chris, and Tonya !!!!! I "HIGHLY" recommend their services.

I want to personally, thank Mr. David Prince and the entire staff at Lea Funeral Home. David's…read moreprofessional services, his compassion toward my family and myself were outstanding. He made our sad and trying times much lighter (on our hearts, minds and pocketbook). They actually crossed every T and dotted every I. I would recommend Lea's to all of the Research Triangle communities. Thank you David and the Lea Funeral Home staff for being there for my son, Maurice Jones (date of service 3-28-2025). Betty BJ Jones Zebulon, NC

Services for my aunt were held with professional individuals. We used the separate space for…read moreeating and everything was handled with care. Thank you.

Everyone was so helpful and kind. They gently walked me through the process. i will recommend…read morethem every time.

I was incredibly shocked how absolutely disrespectful we were treated by Sally at Wake Memorial…read more.. My stepmother just lost her young daughter less than a week ago and when arriving to tour this memorial park, we were treated like we were the biggest inconvenience of the day. She was curt, abrasive and showed zero sympathy towards our family

It's a genuine pleasure to write this review. We recently utilized Bryan-Lee Mortuary in Raleigh…read moreto facilitate the burial of my Mother. There was a viewing here in Houston, then travel via Air to North Carolina, and lastly auto transportation to Wake Forest to bury. Through Bryan-Lee of Raleigh everything went without any issues! The average person will most likely be distraught when trying to arrange for burial or cremation. Fortunately for us, Bryan-Lee Mortuary in Raleigh has an extremely helpful staff. They set up everything for us with minimal efforts on our part. So, we could do what we needed to do, grieve and support with family and friends. Justin, Maria, Ed and the whole Bryan-Lee crew were in a word: Exceptional. Not only did Justin let us know everything that was going on in the process; he also handled any issues that came our way. Every time I called, Maria answered the phone! It was nice NOT talking or pushing buttons through an auto-attendant... Although I sincerely hope I do not have to utilize their services in the near future, but if I do, I will be returning to Bryan-Lee Mortuary in Raleigh in the future.

While it feels a little weird to review a funeral home, I want to share my family's positive…read moreexperience with Bryan-Lee. I hope this will help others who don't know much about planning funeral arrangements (as my mom, brother, and I did not), and perhaps it will lighten their burden a bit. My dad passed away two weeks ago. We did not make arrangements in advance because while we knew his terminal cancer was going to end his life, we could not anticipate it happening three days after the doctors told us there was nothing more they could do. So we were in quite the bind at UNC Hospitals at 2 AM when we had a body and no idea what to do from there. We were interested in a place near downtown Raleigh, and Bryan-Lee was referred to us. Do not let its Wake Forest Rd. address throw you off. It's located just past where Wake Forest Rd. and Person St. downtown turn into each other (near the Krispy Kreme). In fact, Bryan-Lee is located in the Historic Mordecai district, in an historical home, which my dad would have really liked. Bryan-Lee handled everything with ease: They made the arrangements with the hospital to pick up my dad's body. They handled the cremation as well. They gave my mom a financial information packet about handling bank accounts and the steps to take after losing a spouse. They gave us all of the instructions for writing an obituary. They submitted our piece to the newspapers we requested. One of them was a paper in South Carolina, where I grew up. Andy from Bryan-Lee e-mailed me the day after Dad's obit ran to tell me that he had called that paper after he noticed the online article did not contain a picture of my dad. They assured him that the print version did run the photo, and he wanted to be sure to write that to me before I looked and got upset. Attention to detail, consideration, and customer service like that made Bryan-Lee a great business to work with. The space itself, where my family held a visitation, is lovely. It reminded me of a country club and living room at the same time. By that, I mean it is formal and classy while also comfortable. There were chairs and sofas around the room (which was very large). They have a way to play music if you bring some (though we chose to play it from my brother's computer). They provide ample tissues, mints, and water. They also direct guests arriving to the proper room, take their coats, provide empty boxes so we can take flower arrangements home, handle all of the paperwork required, and other things I'm sure I did not notice. Overall, my family was very pleased with Bryan-Lee Funeral Home. They are friendly professionals who really make you feel safe and welcome when you are otherwise feeling sad, confused, and in a vulnerable position. I recommend them to anyone in need of their services.

Very unprofessional directors. After our daughter's passing the would not return phone calls. Had…read moreto drive there to schedule a meeting to discuss the death certificate and select an urn. Was contacted by the Funeral Home Manager, Ryan. I explained to Ryan that I had just lost my child. I was very emotional as was hoping that I wouldn't have any additional stress to deal with. As with all businesses things fall through the cracks. Ryan called me and was very apologetic knowing that it is hard to lose a child. Bright Funeral Home was very gracious and all my needs were fulfilled.

We have used Bright's for years, my dad, papa, granny, uncle, great grandfather and more. I can…read moretell the Brights have sold out. Since the 1st encounter with Nicole I have felt rushed and only talking about money. 1st encounter we asked for a moment and she followed us into the room and tried to stand their while we were talking we had to ask her to leave the room. We had already said something to Tommy and she seemed better last night until at the wake she interrupted us to have us sign another document that could have been done when we got there or after. She seems to have a fake demeanor and just how she speaks to family it seems condescending. When they dropped the stand and chairs off at the house not one word was spoken by her or the gentleman helping her. They make you fill out the obituary on your own instead of asking infor to do it. I have been to several services in the last 2 years and the funeral home didn't rush you or make you fill your own stuff out. Then today it was just rush rush rush and when the service at the chapel was over we waited 20 mins for the cop to arrive (I know they can't control the cops). But while we were waiting no one seemed to know what was going on this one didn't know where they were going another one had to get her phone how can they not know where the hell they are going?!?! When we got to the grave side they hadn't even had the service and she was asking do you want to stay for the casket to be lowered. I have NEVER at any funeral that I've been to been asked or seen that. I said yes. They didn't even wait for friends to leave and started lowering the casket then proceeded to have the dirt truck pull up getting ready to unload it. I didn't say we wanted to see dirt put on her and they tried to say we requested it. Who would request that!!! Why do you not at least let the family speak to the guests before doing that. When Tommy and Randy ran things it was nothing like this. For my dad's and papas we stood around talking and they didn't rush anyone they said take your time. Family could talk to people who attended before being rushed out of the cemetery because they want to leave. So unprofessional, with EVERYTHING. I do not recommend any one use them. I have no words for how I feel I am ashamed that I picked them for the amount of money they charged and how this was done is terrible. I already had to deal with the sudden loss and to be rushed is unreal. I would advise anyone to use someone else. I've heard Lancaster's is good. As for me and my family and friends we will never use Bright's funeral home again. I will make sure to let everyone I know or meet know how this place is now. After I called and left a message for Betty Bright to call me back, the manager Brian called me, he said it is normal to ask family at graveside what they want to watch. I thought a funeral was planned out from start to finish why was this not discussed all he could say was I am sorry we didn't meet your expectations. I told him I would be talking to Betty, Randy and Tommy.

Our family received a wonderful service from the Chappell's Funeral Home on 555 Creech Road in…read moreGarner, NC - for the head of our family. We were able to send Mom to Glory, in such a beautiful way. However, our family was also given comfort and care daily. We can not thank the Chappell's Funeral Home enough for the support we recieved.

Completely unprofessional and absolutely no courtesy for dealing with the loved ones of the…read morerecently deceased. Yolanda rose her voice when we tried to explain their spelling errors on the death certificate. Avoid this business at any cost.

On the behalf of the Thorpe family, I would like to thank Lori and her staff for exhibiting such…read moreprofessionalism during our time of bereavement. They truly cared about the needs of the family. My brother Henry Thomas Thorpe was laid to rest nicely. I would gladly recommend her to family and friends. Thanks Lori for making a difficult situation bearable. Rosa Thorpe Ferrell

Dr. Lori Washington, and her staff were able to turn one of the most difficult days in my life into…read moresomething easier for me to deal with. The professionalism, compassion, and empathy were unmatched. The passing of a loved one is always difficult, when it is your spouse the pain can be indescribable. Dr. Lori, and her staff made it bearable, and for that, I can't think them enough. I highly recommend their services. The cremation, and all related services were handled professionally and expediently, a great value. Thank you.