Recently went a funeral, or rather a Celebration of Life, for a close cousin. Because he was not a…read moreregular church attendee and we were close to the family, I was asked to officiate the ceremony. This is something I have never done so I was a bit nervous but the staff was very helpful and eased my concerns. Everything went well with a mixture of tears and joy for the man we knew. The place was very comfortable, spacious with an abundance of parking and the reception area well decorated with flowers and multiple screens of slideshows of my cousin. And his wife expressed that the staff were very helpful in making arrangements for all aspects, including a small buffet following the ceremony. Not the most pleasant time for a sudden loss but the staff did an excellent job.

I was recommended to contact this funeral home and luckily I was able to meet Tommy…read more In situations like this, the last thing you wanna do is think about the smaller details and that's exactly what Tommy took over for our family. He treated my family in the attendees as though this was his first. He was very professional but yet very endearing. They do everything for you it was well worth the money spent which honestly it wasn't that expensive as I thought. Highly recommend!

Worst Funeral Home Ever..... Funeral Director Called for service to be done on the property…read more We agreed and we did his service agreed. Also gave him a 14 days Net pay because he asked for a help. On the 15 day , No Payment, an a hw say he refuses because the grass grow in two weeks.. also all my workers and I got stunned or something from thier property with the abandoned property he left it We end up in the hospital for days.. he doesn't have property insurance up to date... so we lost our 3 day pay and some hefty medical bills.... he is a scammer and a thief.... don't trust him at all..... Don't trust him or his funeral for your family funeral...don't know how he will act.... stay away and beware.

Beware this Funeral Home. He is a Scammer. He is a Service…read moreRender Theft. He called for our Services, We agreed on a price, we did the job, then he asked for 14 days Net to pay. On the 14 days. He claims that he doesn't want to pay. And he claims he was not happy of the service. After he was happy when he got the service and when we gave him 14 days to pay. . He is Un professional, he is a scammer. I don't know how he will handle your loved ones. On his possession... He tried to make short cuts to make it cheaper. But when I declined it. He got mad and now don't want to pay his vendors. After my crew and I worked 3 full 8 hours days to make his abandoned funeral like a rebuilt one and current working one. And while doing all this my crew and I got stunned by something and made us all sick. While we cut his abandoned funeral home on dunn street.. Beware just Beware ...He is a Scammer... don't Trust him.

Today was WREATH day. It is a day when wreaths are picked up from the headstones of the military…read morewho have paved the way. Volunteers help lay them down and then pick them up a month later. I was honored to do this for my late husband. I was able to get his wreath as well. Volunteering to place and pick up is an invaluable service to the ones who served and their families. I met a lot of great people today. You can never put a price on what they have done to keep us safe. I value all the people who came to help and who served.

I had the honor of participating in the 2024 Wreaths Across America event at the Jacksonville…read moreNational Cemetery on 14 DEC. This annual event that began around 2007 spread quickly across the nation and now takes place annually on the second or third Saturday of December. It begins with veteran bikers circling the grounds and leading the semi trucks in with the wreaths. These are then distributed across each section of the cemetery. In the morning, families of lost loved ones are first to honor these heroes by laying a wreath on their headstones. In the afternoon, there is a ceremony, followed by a full wreath laying across the grounds by volunteers and military members that ultimately concludes the event. Anyone can volunteer for a Wreaths Across America event annually. If you have an appreciation for the military, this is one of those activities I would strongly encourage you to participate in.

Marion Graham has always been my family choice for Mortuary needs. The entire staff was so…read morecomforting during my time of sorrow and have continued to keep my family in their thoughts and prayers even after my mother has been laid to rest. I would highly recommend their services. Thank you again.