My brother Dale had services there and they were all wonderful, especially during an unbelievably…read moreheartbreaking time. I would like to give thanks to everyone, especially Heather. She was amazing to our entire family. She was thoughtful, patient, helpful, and you could tell she truly cared. Heather was able to softly and knowledgeably any question we had. Her heartfelt compassion and caring heart helped us more than she knew. Thank you, Heather and Davis Seawinds Funeral Home and Crematory, for my brother's beautiful, touching service.

When you purchase their service, they misrepresent the truth. They tell you that you are covered…read morefor when you die, when you call for redemption you then have to pay again. Why do you purchase their sev? They do not have reciprocal agreements like they said. You get no satisfaction when you call the funeral home.

My parents prepaid years ago with this Funeral home but they had another location in Suntree that…read morehas since closed. We did not know how it would work because my parents have moved a few times since. The hospice nurse who came the morning my Dad passed called and dealt with Jeff. Jeff is a funeral director at this funeral home. He called me and was so very professional and understanding. He arranged from hours away to find a local funeral home to deal with us. He kept in touch with me during the whole process. He even did what he could from there so the funeral home we dealt with didn't have to. The funeral home near by never even called us or confirmed anything just let Jeff do everything. I highly recommend this funeral home, ask to see Jeff he is very knowledgeable and caring. It was great everything was preplanned the only charges that change is the price of death certificates. Jeff was up front and honest about the difference. Thank you Jeff you made the process so much easier in this sad time.

They did great job for my husband creamation? For could not have wake? All of our friends rather…read moredead or moved away and his family dead or idiots and my family dead or moved away? So only had creamation! But the co owner Isabel was very nice to work with ! Thank you for all your help!

During a difficult time for our family they made it extremely easy and stress free for the processread more

Very pretty grounds between the train tracks and US-1…read moreFlorida Memorial Gardens is located in Rockledge, Florida on a narrow strip of land between US-1 and the train tracks. It first opened its gates in 1956 as Brevard County's first memorial-plan cemetery. It covers roughly 40 acres and offers traditional in-ground burial, mausoleum entombment spaces, cremation gardens, private family estates, and a serene veterans' section with avenue-style flag displays. The grounds are very pretty and meticulously maintained and give a very serene feel to the area. However, its location directly adjacent to active Florida East Coast Railway tracks can create unfortunate timing issues; freight trains pass with surprising frequency and the sound as they pass are loud enough to interrupt outdoor services at the most inopportune moments. The entrance road is narrow, and parking is limited and somewhat chaotic during larger funerals, often forcing most people to park along the shoulder. Once inside, navigating the grounds on foot can be tricky--because it is an older, full cemetery, graves are placed very close together with few defined walkways, making it easy to accidentally step over burial sites while trying to reach a tent for a service. Despite these practical challenges, this remains a wonderfully dignified, attractive final resting place with over sixty-five years of local history that is a great place to have your loved ones laid to rest.

I purchased property as close as I could get to my Grandmother 4 years ago. There was a bush that…read morekept us from being right next to each other. That bush died this year and was removed and they are not replacing it. I went in to move my spot over less than two feet now that the bush was gone and this was an option. In order for that to happen they want to charge me $5500 in addition to what I am already paying for my space. That's more than I paid 4 years ago. So basically, they want me to pay more than double to move less than 2 feet. Oh, but they offered me 10% off. I sat for over an hour sobbing at the site of where my grandmother is apologizing that there would now be a stranger between us because of greed. I tried. I'm in education and I just can't afford to pay more than double. The manager called later that day about the fiasco and misunderstanding and asked if he could call the next day. That was a week ago and crickets. It would have cost them nothing to move my space over. They still would have had my current space to sell, and, likely to a family member had they done the right thing and treated me with a little bit of humanity. The family was looking to buy 3 more spaces so the whole family was with her. After they showed that greed was the only thing that matter to them, the rest of the family is out. At this point, we may be moving her and finding a better place that cares. There has to be a place with more humanity. I am absolutely gutted and heartbroken.

I have thought long and hard about giving this review. We met George in Jan of 2026 at the…read moreSebastian location. We had what we thought was a heartfelt discussion. When we met with him later at the Vero site. We continued with that heartfelt topic. Im not sure where George was going with his part but when he leaned over his desk and pointed to me and told me to shut up twice. We were done.

Strunk Funeral Home was exceedingly helpful during a very sad time…read more Sandy, the very lovely and kind woman who helped my daughter especially, with the death of her father, was supportive and positive throughout this process. We, my daughter and me, the ex-wife of the deceased are from out of state and his cremated remains as well as the accompanying paperwork needed for TSA were packaged perfectly. Thank you Sandy for your thoughtfulness.

I came to this center during one of the hardest and most frightening times of my life, reaching out…read morefor support at a moment when I genuinely needed it. What I received instead was inaction, condescension, and a kind of hostility that was all the more disorienting for being wrapped in a polite tone. I made contact through ordinary, appropriate channels. Rather than being met with care, I was treated as though reaching out was itself a problem, as though someone in crisis asking for support was an inconvenience or a concern to be managed rather than a person to be helped. Underneath the performed warmth, was nice nasty condescension and a clear message that my needs were too much. That message was delivered in a way designed to appear reasonable while it was delivered with contempt. I also want to name something about how this center staffs its support. Partnering women in acute crisis with graduate trainees is not appropriate. People reaching out at the worst moments of their lives are not practice cases for the next generation of mental health professionals, but that is exactly what it was. As a client, I was treated like material for someone's training rather than a person receiving care. When the support you reach for is structured around the learning needs of a student rather than the immediate needs of the person in crisis, the person in crisis is the one who pays. And I paid for it. When Heather, a supervisor became involved, the experience got worse. Her tone had a thin veneer of pleasantry that masked dismissiveness. I was talked down to, treated as though I didn't understand my own situation, and steered through a process that centered the center's procedures rather than anything resembling actual attention to the person in front of them. I was never asked what I wanted or needed. It was framed as help. But it was not help. I was managed out the door while being told it was for my benefit. There is a particular harm in being failed by the very people whose stated purpose is to support you, and in being made to feel that your reasonable need for care is a red flag. At a moment when I was already carrying more than I could hold, this added a fresh injury on top of it. I left more hurt than when I arrived. Care is not condescension delivered with sarcasm. Care is not deciding someone's course of action and calling it a referral. Care is not treating a person in crisis as a liability to be handled. Care is not handing a person at their most vulnerable to someone still learning the job. Whatever this was, it was not care, and I would caution anyone reaching out at a vulnerable moment to know that what you find here may not be the support you are hoping for. It's another dead end with grant funding. Very disappointing. The women of Brevard county deserve better.

I was provided with free group counseling on a weekly basis for about two years. The group was…read morespecifically focused on a type of trauma I survived as a child. The group members, leader and curriculum helped me understand so much about my family dynamics and how the abuse was allowed to continue for a decade. I have fewer nightmares. I have developed the courage to distance myself from certain family members, to set boundaries and enforce them, to release feelings of shame and guilt I'd been carrying (unknowingly) since age 4 or so. The process took a lot of work, time and heartache, but I am much happier now than I've ever been. I have an indescribable sense of freedom now that I've released the feeling of 'owing' people for allowing me to live. During the time I was attending classes here, I was also heavily involved with Codependents Anonymous. I highly recommend that group in tandem.

This cemetery has been here many years. The grounds are kept nice. Come on Memorial Day and flags…read moreare marking the war Veterans places of rest. A lot of history and scores of Veterans. It moves me.

Never, under any circumstance, should anyone ever engage with this criminal enterprise…read more They have perfected the widely-reported Florida scam where a clearly incompetent person under their care signs a legal Power of Attorney document, allowing these shysters to liquidate all the person's assets. (In this case, parent had advanced Parkinson's disease and was confined to a wheelchair in a nursing home with no ability to speak or write). Not only was this parent's single-family residence liquidated, with all of its' contents, the other long-deceased parent's ashes were buried, against this parent's express wishes to have the ashes scattered in the Atlantic Ocean, in a burial site that was arranged front to back, rather than the more conventional side-by-side. Adding insult to injury, the parent's ashes that were now buried had the wrong name engraved on the shared headstone. It took years of litigation, with multiple Florida law firms on retainer, to redress this horror-show. The entire Total Long-Term Care Consultant Services gang belongs in a Super Max correctional facility with no chance of parole.

TLC literally saved my sanity and my Mom. I have been working with this phenomenal team for over 6…read moreyears now. They have helped me place my Mom in the perfect ALF after I botched selecting the first ALF on my own (terrible place). They truly care about not only my Mom, but me as a care giver. Their wealth of knowledge due to years and years of experience make them a top notch multi discipline team. And most of all they are kind, authentic and fair. They are angels in my opinion. When they form a care team for your loved one, the peace of mind you get from knowing they are there for you is invaluable. I can't say enough about them. I am a Current client and will be until my Mom is called home. I Love this team!!! Oh and my Mom does too. :-)