Canby Funeral Chapel put to rest my father thirty years ago and again for my my 107 year old mother…read morerecently. Canby Funeral Chapel staff performed the services for both my parents over the years very well and I would recommend their services. I will say that Canby Funeral Chapel does not print the obituary notices/cards which has changed since the time of my father's passing so you might want to take that into account when your planning the arrangements for your loved one.

Greg Heckman and Bob Baker at Canby Funeral Chapel do an excellent job in serving families. We were…read morevery pleased with the services we received from them.

Guy, the owner of Wherity Family Cremation, took care of my husband's cremation last year and…read morepersonally delivered his ashes to my home. I trusted him enough to arrange my own future cremation with Wherity and requested that our ashes be combined and scattered over the ocean. Guy is a genuinely kind man who made me feel comfortable and was very patient when I had difficulty hearing him (I am hearing-impaired). He truly cares about the families he serves and offers compassionate service at prices far more reasonable than many funeral homes--some of which charge nearly double. His approach makes simple, dignified cremation accessible and affordable.

My mother-in-law passed in early September. We used Wherity family cremation services. They were…read morevery gentle the cremation was completed in a week and death certificates were provided immediately. Excellent service

I've been to two services at Riverview Abbey in the past, and was genuinely impressed with the…read morelevel of kindness the funeral director and the rest of the staff seem to present at all times. We often don't think about all of the meticulous details required to organize funerals and memorial services, but these folks handle everything with precision and grace. The facility is tucked away in a hidden corner of Portland on Taylor's Ferry Road, and rises out of the forrested hillside suddenly - making it very easy to miss! The building boasts a large parking lot that covers two levels, and there are accessibility features throughout the property for those in need of them. Though the mausoleaum is an expansive space filled with light, it feels quiet and intimate. I'm very impressed that a facility dating back to 1916 is able to sparkle and shine like it was built yesterday. I very much appreciate the management and staff's dedication to maintaining this important place that is special to so many families.

A few weeks ago, my Aunt passed away unexpectedly. During our time of grief and confusion about…read morehow where we could go to accommodate a traditional Hindu cremation and service, we came upon Riverview. We dealt primarily with Tim (funeral director) who was patient, kind, and took it upon himself to educate us on the process and held our hand the entire way as we navigated our way through the logistics of it all. They take a 'family first' approach and although my Aunt was a recent immigrant to Portland -- I felt this experience really made her and us a part of the fabric of this town. A special thank you to Tim and the Riverview Abbey team for your professionalism, tact and care in helping us through all of this!

As a life/funeral celebrant, I appreciate funeral homes that take care of the families that come to…read morethem. Fir Lawn doesn't try to take advantage, like some other homes that are out there. They treat everyone with dignity and understand that when families come to visit them, it's at the worst point in their life. They've lost a loved one, and need help and guidance. I've worked with a few of the staff their on memorial services, and have seen caring, kind, and professional staff. Thank you Fir Lawn for all you do for our community!

Great folks. Ask for Kevin. You got dead people? Bring 'em…read morehere. You can go out with a giant, weirdly ornate upholstered wooden box, or a cardboard box full of ashes, and they'll be nice to you regardless.

Edit update 2: my brother-in-law had the unfortunate and unexpected need of their services... And…read morethey delivered beautifully. So... While my original complaint still stands, bumping to 5* as don't want to ultimately detract someone from going with them as when you need them, it's a difficult time and ultimately recommended.

Westside provides an incredibly streamlined and straightforward service. They make everything so…read moreeasy at the most difficult time of most people's lives. My only complaint would be that my loved one died on a Saturday morning. I tried to contact them on Sunday during business hours and spoke with someone who said a funeral director would call me back, but no one did. However, once I called on Monday and spoke directly with a funeral director, everything proceeded smoothly from there. All the paperwork is done on-line. Their prices are good, a big part of this is likely because the office on Millikan (in the City Hall Building in the Beaverton Round) is apparently just a small office with low overhead. The cremation is done through Riverview Abbey. It was done quickly and I was able to pick them up at the Millikan office (you can also pick up at Riverview Abbey). They can mail them to you as well. Obtaining death certificates through them was also easy, as was getting an obituary posted to their website. They are very professional, responsive, and happy to help.

We had our niece memorial service in this amazing home. Such a welcoming place, staff were very…read moreattentive and cater us with such kindness and respect. We were blessed and grateful to have found this place. On behave of myself and our entire family, Thank you!

Can't say enough great things about the pre-planning and less than a year later, needing full…read moreservices. Dominique was kind, professional, and extremely helpful in a situation that was a bit unusual. They were so kind and compassionate through the entire process.

Unfortunately I have used their services 3x this past summer for my pets…read more However, they have been nothing short of wonderful. Always sympathetic and accommodating. Thank you all for your help during some hard times. Janel

Very nice. Clean. Friendly staff. Their costs are…read morecomparable to everyone in the area. Have had a pet taken care of here.

The Willamette National Cemetery is a resting place for deceased military and their spouses…read more The administrative building is near the entrance. You can pick up a map here and get information on where your loved ones are buried. It is also the starting point for setting up services. We were here on a Monday morning for military funeral honors for recently deceased Air Force Lt Col Keith McCormick. His remains had been cremated, so the ceremony was slightly different than what you might have seen on television since there was no casket. We were given a map and directed to drive to a staging point sign where we were to remain in our cars until the director showed up. Once there, he guided the car procession to a covered pavilion where the ceremony took place. The wood pavilion was on a steep hill. This was challenging for some friends and family who used canes and walkers. We were told to be sure to have individuals with walking limitations ride in the first few cars so they wouldn't have as far to walk. November in Oregon is beautiful with the changing colors of the tree leaves. The pavilion was surrounded in gold and red trees. It was a cool, clear day, but the covered pavilion would have offered us shelter from the rain and the cold had we needed it. There were a few benches for the primary family members to sit on. The rest of us squeezed into the structure lining the back wall and beyond. In front was a small table where Keith's remains sat. Two airmen (both women actually) walked in formation to the front of the pavilion where they did the unfurling, folding, and presentation of the US flag. Off in the distance about 50 yards to the left of the structure, there were 3 airmen dressed in ceremonial uniform. They held their rifles in the air, discharged them and did the final gun salute. An airman also played taps on the bugle. It was a very quick, dignified ceremony that took less than 30 minutes. Apparently this is provided for FREE to all active military and veterans. This is a valuable benefit and only take a small bit of preparation and completion of forms to reserve ones plot, to have a headstone made, and to organize the military honors ceremony.

Every time I pay visits I get greeted by very knowledgeable staff, they answer to all of your…read morequestions and inquiries and go above and beyond and beyond when helping you find information about your loved ones. The value of services are highly appreciated and recommended. Unlike other national cemeteries, this one by far are very organized and if issues come up, they try to work with your requests or try to follow up with you they don't have all the answers.