When my husband went under hospice care my son looked for a funeral home that would help coordinate…read morean Arlington burial. I called Renaissance and they answered all my questions and I gave them all my information. My husband passed away the next morning. They immediately reacted and were so sensitive and caring Keri took care of contacting Arlington with his paperwork and kept me up to date on the scheduling process from beginning when his actual internment occurred. When I arrived at Arlington for the ceremony Keri was there with her assistant to make sure my husband was properly turned over to Arlington's care She even shared some pictures she was able to take. Follow up calls to see how I was doing were greatly appreciated If you have a veteran and you would like to have burial in a national cemetery, I highly recommend this team. Their experience and compassion were comforting during a very difficult time

The woderful staff at Renaissance handled all the arrangements when I lost my mother in 2023 and my…read morefather in 2025. Caring, sympathetic, professional guidance for me as I made difficult decisions. I won't go anywhere else when the need arises again. Lisa Piratzky

We began our estate planning several years ago, and at that time the staff was incredibly…read moresupportive and a pleasure to work with. Unfortunately, after my father passed away in February 2026, our experience changed significantly. The staff was unable to locate our paperwork, and as a result, the shared funeral marker for my father and mother was never ordered. We were not informed of this until last week. Now, in July 2026, our family is once again trying to complete the process and order the grave marker for my parents. During our recent conversations, Michelle offered several explanations, including that our paperwork had "gone to the bottom of the pile." Given that your staff works with families during some of the most difficult moments of their lives, that response felt both insensitive and unprofessional. Families who are grieving deserve compassion, clear communication, and confidence that important details are being handled with care. My hope is that this experience will lead to a review of your office's operating procedures to ensure paperwork is properly tracked and families are kept informed. I also encourage additional customer service and sensitivity training for staff so that grieving families receive the empathy and professionalism they deserve.

The Funeral Home, across the street, was a joy to work with. Robyn personally reached out, many…read moretimes, to assure we were okay. Robyn is clearly a woman who understands the sensitivity and nature of losing a loved one. Her compassion was genuine and well delivered. The cemetery, on the other hand, a complete and utter disappointment. In specific, Bob. He has, in my personal opinion, shown zero emotion, care or sense of urgency (on the customers end). When I call to check the status of my brothers plaque, I am constantly being told about the pandemic and reminded the insurance check was issues two week after our initial meeting. It has now been 3 months, since my loved ones death. Yet, no plaque has been issued. I can't help but wonder, if there is some physical/personal reason as to why this hasn't been taken care of, in a timely manor. I understand there is a production lead time, which I was originally told to be a few week, again, we are now at a few months... I am also well aware that the climate of the world has lead to an influx of demand for services, such as these. None the less, we are almost a full year after the pandemic has begun. Where a majority of businesses have adjusted accordingly. Reiterating from the above, the process of arranging the payment was done in an urgent and expedited manner, 2 weeks to be exact. Yet the completion of the services rendered is seemingly a no rush delivery. In fact, as we were in the process of grieving, we were sent a letter from a creditor seeking the insurance funds. I am well aware this is a business. One of which, thrives off of capitalizing from those in extremely sensitive and vulnerable mental states. However, when insurance companies have been in touch with you, there was no need for the additional theatrics. It's shameful that money collection is apparently more important than the show of empathy and respect for those whom are depending on their business to be a pillar in the healing process for mourning families and loved ones during their incomparable time of grief. You'd expect a company that is called, "dignity," to actually have some, but that simply didn't prove to be the case. As we are all aware, death is a natural part of life, but the lack of care, with the cemetery, has been astonishing. I could never have a career path, as such, as I feel it innately desensitizes you from having basic human decency. The grounds are well kept and absolutely beautiful, but if you want to be treated as if your deceased loved one doesn't matter, make sure you ask for Bob. He will see to you being another notch on a belt and give you a mini bottle of water as a consolation! UPDATE: The day after this post was made, the plaque was put up. Which solidifies my complaint. The plaque was ready and for whatever reason, we just weren't important enough for it to be done months ago... I appreciate Mr. H, on acting so fast, but I'm Still hurt and disappointed.

Amanda was amazing at explaining the options available for hubby and I. we were looking for a no…read morefrills final adventure. Amanda didn't try talking to us about upgrading only what we wanted. if you're planning your final journey Speak with Amanda she will help you get exactly what you want without any pressur.

The Apex staff was wonderful! They clearly explained the options to me and allowed me to make my…read morechoices and change my mind. The staff was compassionate and responsive to all my questions. They prepared me to smoothly get through TSA with the temporary urn and worked with the receiving Funeral Home to transfer the ashes to the permanent urns. I highly recommend Apex. Thank you Amanda and Kristy for your kindness and compassion. Thank you for your prompt responses.

My mother passed away 5 years ago and my dear father passed in September. Brown Wynn provided the…read moremost amazing support, compassion, detail and encouragement for all the arrangements. Hall Edwards was our director for my fathers service and I could never articulate his dedication from the minute of death to the funeral service. My sisters and I were surprised at the affordability as well. We are so grateful for their attention and provisions for our family

I was well cared for at Brown-Wynne Funeral home! Mark Blake was kind, compassionate, responded…read morequickly and demonstrated a strong knowledge of how to proceed in making arrangements simple and stressless. He provides excellent customer services. I was fortunate a friend referred me to Brown-Wynne.

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.

After the recent passing of my father, I was tasked with taking care of the final arrangements for…read morehis remains. During a very difficult time, Lori guided me through the process with professionalism and compassion. After making sure I filled out all of the necessary documents required by the state, her staff quickly took care of transportation from the morgue, storage, cremation, and getting all of the certified death certificates needed. She even took special requests for locks of hair, separate urns, etc. I would not have been able to navigate all of this without Lori's capable hands guiding me through the process. She made a very difficult time so much easier. Thank you.

We approached RMF with no knowledge of process, were from out of town, and on a rushed timeline…read more Rhonda and team were amazing. Responsive, caring, understanding and exactly what we needed during our time of grief. I can't say enough positive things about RMF and Rhonda's support.

We don't talk about death enough. We don't celebrate it enough. We get scared when people mention…read morelife insurance, how we want to be buried etc... But death is a guaranteed expectation. We all have a death date. Let's be more open in talking about it. Funerals can be expensive if you don't do your homework and go off an emotional time in your life. I encourage everyone to be sure to do their homework before needing services of a Funeral Home. I highly suggest you setup an appointment and go to R.M. Ferguson. They can help you get things in order now and saving plans to help you before time. Of course I wanted the best for My Husband Some would say "It's just going under the ground" but nah, it's different when you are dealing with someone that gave me the world and his last dollar to everyone he came across. R.M. Ferguson took what I had and gave me what I wanted to make my Husband' Celebration Of Life an Extravaganza. There wasn't one thing I didn't ask for that they did not meet my needs. They absolutely made my Husband look like his healthy self after battling 3 years of pancreatic cancer. When I went for that 1st viewing of my Husband all I could do is weep of gratefulness because they made my Husband look so good and sleeping peacefully. Thank you @R.M. Ferguson and Rumeal Ferguson for your professionalism, support and guidance throughout this entire process. My Prayers Are For You, Your Family and Your Business Be Blessed Always One Of A Kind! #TeamPerry Mrs. Kisha Perry Wife Of The Late Benjamin F. Perry

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.

Valencia E. I would not recommend Lea Funeral Home to…read moreanyone. My family member looked horrible. They should be ashamed of themselves. When we left her at the hospital she looked like she was sleeping. When we walked into the funeral home I thought we were in the wrong room.I said that's not the same person I left at the hospital. I wish I could give a rating of "0".DISGRACEFUL!!! Please don't use this funeral home. RUN!!!!!

If you have not visited the Historic Oakwood Cemetery, you are missing out! I absolutely love their…read morewalking tours. They are held on the first Friday of the month May through September. Tours start at 6:30 and a $10 donation per person is suggested. I have been on many of their tours and have thoroughly enjoyed all of them. I love hearing the rich history of the people and of Raleigh. The tour guides do an excellent job of keeping memories alive of those who have departed.

This 150 year old cemetery is located in Raleigh North Carolina, not far from the capitol. It is an…read moreeasily walkable property with rolling hills and a lot of shade. The roads are just barely wide enough for cars and you'll need to be careful where you park. I was here for no particular reason other than to view it as a park and visit some of the notables who are laid to rest here, who include North Carolina governors, representatives and justices. There is a separate Confederate Cemetery area and a separate Hebrew Cemetery within the grounds. Quite a few Confederate officers here and there, which you can see from the 1865ish dates. Worth the time to visit and walk around. [Review 11709 overall, 1491 of 2019.]

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