Reviewing a funeral home is not something you do everyday. It hopefully isn't the type of service…read morethat you regularly have to call upon. Unfortunately my girlfriend's family was recently in the need of a funeral home. Fortunately they found the Alexander Funeral Home and they took care of their every need. They treated the family well throughout the entire process and the room was immaculate on the day of the actual service. They definitely know what they are doing here. At the end of the service there were a lot of flowers in the room and we didn't want to just leave them. However we had to get to the post service dinner and didn't have time to take care of everything. The staff at Alexander promised to keep the flowers well tended over night so that we could come back the next morning and make a decision on how to part with them. The next morning bright and early the doors were open and the choices were made. None of the flowers went to waste and that made an otherwise sad occasion just a bit brighter. It was extremely appreciated and it serves as just a small example of the type of personal attention that Alexander Funeral Home gave us. It won't be forgotten. If you need a funeral home in the Evansville area - I highly recommend Alexander. They will treat you and your family right!

Update: after this review was left, I received an update from Jon Alexander that our mother's…read moreheadstone was re-set and secured facing the correct direction earlier today. We are happy knowing she can now rest in peace. Dissatisfied is an understatement. My mother changed her funeral plans to Alexander East 10 days prior to her passing so that she could be certain of a smooth funeral, without incident. She was laid to rest on May 14, where the family noted her headstone had been turned around backwards. We learned that the vault company knocked it over and replaced it in the wrong location. The grounds keeper at the cemetery told them it was wrong and they argued. Our funeral director, Jon Alexander, was told at the burial. We are now at over 2 months past that time, many phone calls have been made, text messages have been sent and no one seems to care that our mother, who tried so hard to have everything pre-done and correct, is being disrespected. Would a return call to the family with a date of expected corrections of the problem be too much to ask? Losing a loved one is hard enough without the added stress of dealing with this.

When my cousin passed away, his family choose Sunset Funeral Home. I flew in for the service and…read morehave to say that this was one of the best funeral homes I've every been to. The facility is really nice and the cemetery grounds are beautiful. We had a reception at their gazebo after the service. The staff made a point of asking if there was anything more they could do for us. Overall, the made a sad time better that we could have hoped.

Our son died in a traffic accident in 2022. When my daughter and I went to the funeral home to make…read morearrangements we were escorted in a room where at six sales persons were seated across from us. I couldn't understand why there was so many. They passed us from one sales person to the next which sold different aspects of the funeral. The pressure to up sale us was extreme. I had to leave the room towards the end because I couldn't take it anymore. My daughter finished up the details. I was still in shock of losing my son and sales people are pumping up commissions. Here's the kicker. We owned the plot he was to be buried in and the charges still came to almost $20,000. Simple no frills service. Anyone who would take advantage of a grieving parent is immoral. We have three plots there yet but will never bury a loved one there again.

I had a kitty pass away unexpectedly. I called Titzer and was called back almost immediately. They…read moretook such good care of my kitty for me. Gave me some fur, a nice letter, a certificate, and a great experience. Highly recommend. Service was amazing. Staff is super friendly, and the price was very fair.

I brought my dog Storm in and they were extremely kind,loving and sympathetic towards our loss…read more They made sure all questions got answered and dealing with death is never a good or easy experience yet they truly made it easier for my husband and I. They give a family vibe that makes you not feel like you are dealing with a business rather a family member. I highly recommend them. Thank you all for the care and support you have given us and thanks for such a wonderful job.

Nothing short of professionalism and courtesy. My friend's mother passed away and they were very…read moreaccommodating. Plenty of space. Clean facilities. Nice service.

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Please do not bring your loved on here, my family's experience was absolutely horrible. Id give…read morethis place no stars if I could. Our first incident was when we found a pair of rubber gloves left by my sister someone forgot about, we let it go. We decided to have my sister cremated. Daniel told us we would be able to see her right before they did it. Then the next day Matt told us it would be the last day we would see her because it just wasn't a good idea and because they were going to create her. The cremation never took place until the following day. So that was a day we technically could have went. Not only did a woman walk in thinking the room was the restroom while my mother was trying visit but her coffin broke twice. (probably because my sisters name wasn't outside the door nor did it have a sign or lock) She simply rested her hand on the lid and it fell. Her arm also fell from resting across her chest to her side. No one fixed it. My father had to rig it but unfortunately it didn't work. It fell again when I touched it. Zeimers never answers their phone or calls you back, and don't expect to get greeted at the door. We tried ordering necklaces but Matt didn't know the answers to most our questions, he kept having to call people while we sat and waited forever. We finally were able to pick out what we wanted then received a phone call saying the full name wouldn't fit on the jewelry. The day we went to pick up her ashes they handed us 3 damp blankets we insisted not be washed. I'm absolutely disgusted by all this, no family should have to deal with this on top of the pain of losing a loved one.

From the owner: Ziemer Funeral Home specializes in providing meaningful ceremonies that meet the unique needs of…read moreyour family. The staff at Ziemer Funeral Home is detail oriented, courteous and knowledgeable. We offer a complete range of high quality and affordable services from funerals to cremation and are experienced at honoring many faiths and customs. It is our goal to support you through every step of your arrangements and to commemorate the special memory of your loved one. We strive to go above the expectations of each family we have the privilege to serve. In addition to funeral services, we can also provide pre-arrangement counseling and can help order monuments.

This is the third funeral they have handled for my family. Very thorough, respectful, and helpful…read more They honored the policies taken out in 1994 to the letter. Andrew was really amazing.

My parents are interred at AMP. Since I live in Atlanta, I don't visit the cemetery often. I was…read morein town a few weeks ago, and what I saw was quite sad - artificial flowers all over the ground along with flower cups. I would like to think this was due to vandalism, although disrespectful, and not due to lack of care. While walking on concrete in front of their resting place, I slipped and fell, badly spraining my ankle. My elbow and knee were bleeding as well. I'm not sure if I slipped on the rogue flowers or stepped off concrete to lawn as there is quite a drop off. If it were not a Saturday (office was closed), I would have personally addressed immediately. Thank goodness I managed to limp to my vehicle to begin my drive back to GA.