My dad passed away unexpectedly in November, at age 93. My Mom immediately said, "call Berg". I'm like, Mom, why Berg. Her reason was because my Dad often ate at Dennys and while there, he would look out the window and said he need to go over there and get some final arrangements made. They never did, but after passing, my Mom decided since he chose them while alive, we would go there. So without looking anywhere else, we called Berg Mortuary in Provo. From the first call with tears still running down my face, Randy comforted us and explained what the immediate next steps were. He graciously took care of my Dad and patiently allowed us to grieve at the hospital. We spent a couple days recoiling from the loss and headed down to meet with them for final arrangements. We met with Logan and he explained all of our options and helped guide us to what we felt would be appropriate for my Dad. I cannot share enough about how genuine and sincere the folks at Berg Mortuary were with our needs. In every way, they helped us through an extremely trying time. My Dad and Mom were both from multiple marriages and sometimes family can add to grief rather than help but I have to say, with all the decisions we had to make as we worked through this process, Berg made us feel like they were closer than family to our needs. If you are experiencing a loss and need to make sure the final arrangements are handled with the utmost care and concern for your comfort, I highly recommend the good folks at Berg Mortuary. From Randy and Logan, to the staff that helped support them, and the folks that came out on the day of the service to manage his funeral, we truly felt like Dad's services couldn't possibly have been more perfect. As I sit here and type this review, my emotions overflow recalling how beautiful his celebration was and Berg Mortuary had so much to do with making that day as special as it was for my Mom and our family. I am grateful that Dad "chose" them for us while he was alive and grateful to the team at Berg for making a really difficult time as wonderful as it was for my Dad and all who attended. read more