Jim Taylor was very helpful and made everything go perfectly. Kinkade was very efficient.read more

Randy was so great to work with, and even though the Rally start date caused us to move the funeral…read moreto Rapid City he made sure everything went as planned for us. He was so knowledgeable, helpful, and honest about timing and planning for shipping in a body from out of state and how burial works at the National Cemetery. His cost estimates were very reasonable. Highly recommend.

I missed seeing the flags on every gravesite this Memorial Day, but maybe because of that I noticed…read moresomething extraordinary: The flowers. There were so many of these sites filled with flowers and memorials. Even the columbarium. And the people. On this overcast, cold, blustery day, people were everywhere early. At a time of day many are just getting up to begin their day, dozens and dozens more were here, remembering someone. Extraordinary. And the crowds of people never let up. The cars were backing up outside the gate. This national cemetery is off the interstate and easily visible from it. The white markers leave no doubt. Despite that, it's very quiet. Other than the flags blowing in the wind and the occasional startup of a car, no extraneous noises took away from the sheer magnitude of what this place represents. Within this approximately 110 acre cemetery is a special memorial to Korean War veterans, and another for Vietnam War veterans. As always, everything is impeccably maintained. Although there is no dedicated honor guard for military burials at this location, there are some honor guards in the nearby area, who will work with the families. I really have to applaud So.Dakota. The non-cooperative weather didn't stop the residents or the visitors. There were more flowers and memorials than I have ever seen on any of the Memorial Day visits to other national cemeteries. I think that speaks volumes for the community and the way they honor those buried here.

Absolutely beautiful national cemetary. The military services are an amazing and respectful tribute…read moreto our family members that served our country.

They went the extra mile for our sad time. The funeral was a time when it was when all relatives…read morewere brought together and Osheim- Schmidt was there to allow us to grieve and know that all that was done was done with honor.

From initial planning to services at Black Hills National Cemetery, I have only positive things to…read moresay about Osheim & Schmidt. They made a sad time bearable. Thank you.

Memorial Park is beautiful! I am extremely happy to have family buried here, knowing that the…read moregrounds are kept up beautifully and picked up as they should be. And the staff is exceptional!!! As for other reviews. Open your eyes people! As soon as you go in the cemetery grounds, there is signage telling you about placement of flowers and removal of flowers and other items! I'm sorry u can only see to the end of your noses and not see the big picture! Pine Lawn staff keep doing you and being exceptional!!

I was there last week and my aunts grave marker was missing from her grave . There were 2 markers…read morethe trees but no names on it. That is so sad that they do no upkeep.

This is the resting place of many notable figures in the history of Deadwood, and worth a visit…read more It's $2 admission and you get a nice detailed map of the cemetery with places to stop and pay respects. It's not a lot of walking, but certainly some very steep sections to walk up, so be prepared!

It's a little odd to have to pay to enter a cemetery, but I get it , the city has to make money…read moresomehow. That said, Mount Moriah Cemetery is definitely worth a visit. It's really cool seeing the graves of Calamity Jane and Wild Bill, and the hike up to Seth' Bullock's grave is totally worth it for the views alone. The grounds are beautiful, peaceful, and very well preserved. A must-see spot if you're in the area.