I recommend Carolina Cremation in Salisbury. Affordable, professional, and compassionate staff…read more They have an answering service at times, but they returned my call very soon after I called them. Thank you for being so warm and compassionate during this challenging time.

My brothers and I live out of state, and my father's passing here in North Carolina was shocking…read moreand sudden. We were completely unprepared in every way. We were hurt, confused, exhausted, and dreaded making the funerary arrangement for my dad. But the thoughtful courtesy, kindness and impeccable professionalism of everyone we dealt with at Carolina Cremation made my father's sudden and sorrowful passing easier. Everyone we spoke with answered all of our questions with sincerity, were respectful of our requests and reactions, and put forth extra effort to help us out at every turn. The facility is immaculate as well. There really isn't a way for me to express how helpful and comforting they were, and I highly recommend them.

Great Location in Salisbury... Great People that Care... Great Combination !!!…read more Highly Recommend your family use Rowan Funeral Home... Locally owned and operated. Wilson Blanchard

This is an older cemetery that is currently maintained by the City of Concord. It is well kept and…read morecontains many large mature trees. The first 80% of the cemetery is comprised of mostly upright grave markers. The back of the cemetery contains flat monuments like a memorial park. There's only one entrance and the road goes straight back. The city does a great job of keeping it looking nice. If you need assistance here you can call Oakwood Cemetery and they will meet you at West Concord Cemetery office across the street from the entrance.

Great experience with full service funeral. From start to finish all of our needs were met with…read moreattentive consideration. Thank you Wendell and team.

I spent hours scanning images of my father for a slide show accompanied by a beautiful soundtrack…read more The show was planned for the opening of the service in the chapel. The morning of the funeral, I was told the projector and screen weren't working. Additionally, I planned time for people to share memories of my father. I was again disappointed when the wireless microphones didn't work. We tried making the best of the situation, and did. I would have thought at the very least Matthew would have issued an apology, but he didn't. I should have gone with the original location of the service which was at the church my father attended. But, Matthew sold me on the Davidson's chapel and the amenities.

I recently attended the funeral of a very close family member and it was their wish to be interred…read moreat Salisbury National Cemetery. I had the funeral home make all of the arrangements and everything was done in a timely manner. The staff did an excellent job with communication and answering all of my questions. The cemetery itself isn't extremely big as other national cemeteries which means you won't have a problem navigating your way around. There is a grave locator at the entrance which helps you find your loved one. The grounds are immaculate and meticulous and the ground crew maintains everything to a standard befitting our veterans. The ceremony itself was very emotional, the reverence displayed was more than I could've expected. I without a doubt recommend Salisbury VA National Cemetery for your veteran family members.

So amazing. Please visit. Words can't describe the emotions…read moreand memories this place brings. If you are anywhere near Salisbury, you must visit.

Located in Salisbury adjacent to the Rowan County Courthouse and a number of churches, this marker…read morepoints out the history of the cemetery that is just next to it. Marker L-71 reads, "Cornwallis' men buried here in 1781. Granted to city in 1770 by British government. Grave of Gov. John W. Ellis is here." The online essay has more information. "The land for what has come to be known as the Old English Cemetery in Salisbury was originally set aside for the town by the colonial assembly in 1770. The title for the "Burying Ground" was assigned to the town commissioners, one of whom was Thomas Frohock. Frohock donated the plot to the city upon his death in 1794. Over the ensuing decades the cemetery became the final resting place for generations of the leaders of Rowan County. Best known of those individuals was Gov. John Ellis (1820-1861), who died seven months into his term as the state's chief executive. The cemetery includes a number of unmarked British graves, those likely being the remains of soldiers in Cornwallis's army who died while in jail in Salisbury. Cornwallis's camp was situated on the property where the Rowan Public Library now stands and his soldiers used the old town well at the back of the library property. "The oldest grave in the cemetery is that of Col. Daniel Little who died on December 10, 1775. The cemetery was restored by the Pine Tree Garden Club of Salisbury in the 1960s. The Freedmen's Cemetery is separated from the Old English Cemetery by a stone wall. In recent years efforts have been mounted to memorialize those buried in the Freedmen's Cemetery and to repair the monuments in the Old English Cemetery." [Review 1126 of 2024 - 3621 in North Carolina - 22150 overall]

The City of Concord owns and operates three municipal cemeteries. Oakwood is one with Rutherford…read moreand West Concord the others. The City's Buildings & Grounds Department, Cemetery Division provides the maintenance and care of the cemeteries and opens and closes the grave sites for the funeral home. I found Oakwood to be quite peaceful. I parked and had a nice walk around to take in the graves and headstones. The cemetery is in very good condition. The website find-a-grave reports one "famous" person laid to rest here. Samuel Iredell Parker is a World War I Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient. He served as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Army in Company K, 28th Infantry, 1st Division. He was awarded the Medal of Honor for action on July 18-19, 1918 near Soissons, France. He died in 1975 at age 84. [Review 13166 overall, 483 of 2020.]

This cemetery is well kept and maintained. The City of Concord provides the total upkeep of the…read moregrounds. This is an old cemetery filled with huge mature trees, flowering crepe myrtles, monuments, family mausoleums, and family plots. They also have a nice columbarium. The cemetery office is located just inside the entrance off of Brookwood Dr.

Heartfelt Gratitude for Harrisburg Funeral & Cremation…read more My sister, Debra, and I want to express our deepest gratitude to Harrisburg Funeral & Cremation for the compassionate care they provided for both of our parents. They took care of our father's cremation and final wishes in January 2022, and most recently, our mother's in October 2025. From the very beginning, they were extremely kind, understanding, and attentive to every detail with such care and love. Both Keshia and Tish were incredibly supportive throughout the entire process. They gave us time and space to grieve before taking our parents into their care, and the gentlemen who came to our home handled everything with dignity, sensitivity, and respect. Their shirts read, Heavenly Transport. What stood out most was that they guided us gently through each step with empathy, thoughtfulness, and honesty. We are especially grateful for the beautiful fingerprints they provided of our mother -- a keepsake we will cherish forever. Her box with the ashes turned out so beautiful too. See photo I uploaded. We are truly thankful for everything Harrisburg Funeral & Cremation has done for our family. Their compassion and professionalism made one of life's hardest moments a little easier to bear. -- Pamela & Debra

Harrisburg Funeral and Cremation Services was a very professional, compassionate and resourceful…read moreorganization to work with when my husband passed away. Losing a spouse is heart breaking for anyone and this company provided the support needed to get through it with grace and ease. Thank you so very much:)