I had know idea a funeral home was in Alvarado. My bestie's Dad went to be with the Lord. I went…read moreto the Funeral Home to pay my respects. It was just a few months ago, I was sitting in my Bestie's living room speaking Spanish with her Dad and he was telling me a funny Cat story. Lol. My how things have changed. May he rest in peace. The Funeral Home is fairly easy to get to. You pass the city life, then it's tucked away in a residential area. It's super dark at night and the streets are narrow. The inside has vintage decor and furniture. It seems like your at your Grandma's house or a vintage Frat house. The Owner was very nice and personable. His daughter was professionally dressed and ready to help my friend. Another staff member was comforting and helping my friend's Step Mom. I'm glad, I was able to pay my respects. It was worth the drive to Alvarado. The environment and hospitality was wonderful.

Wow! whoever's weed eating and mowing is doing an awful job. I had to pick up around my family's…read more graves. You should respect our loved ones better than this..

Rio Vista was founded on the railroad line that goes through here in 1885 and my 1896, the…read morecommunity boasted 175 residents, eight stores, a lumber yard, steam gin, and a steam corn sheller. Of course, with people living here, you'll have people passing away. The Rio Vista Cemetery was established in 1899. Those early days definitely weren't fun and there are headstones here to show it. The cemetery is in very good condition though I would recommend walking it rather than driving. There lanes are narrow and there's no telling what might happen if a vehicle were to drive over a soft spot. There is little shade but the many headstones appear in very good condition. There is obviously no vandalism here. There was also no litter and several of the plots had flowers. You can see clusters of families - the people living here definitely go back many, many years. I tried again to find someone who had my birthday and again, could not. (Yeah, it's weird but it's how I connect.) [Review 16007 overall - 195 in Texas - 1512 of 2021.]

Customer service was atrocious. I highly recommend using a different funeral home for your family…read moremembers final wishes. And if you want to be treated with dignity, this isn't the place for you

My Mom passed away unexpectedly last year and the staff at Rosser were the kindest, most…read moreprofessional people. Being that things happened so unexpectedly we were in shock and they walked us through every step, explained things and took their time.

From Cleburne Tx. They did a great job on the funeral, and…read moreeverything went good until we got to the grave site and the Crosier Pearson manager spoke and mentioned Trump a few times. There is no place for politics at a funeral, Doesn't matter which side a person is on inappropriate.

Went there for my grandmother, very unpleased with them but luckily you don't need their services…read moreevery day.was told we could pay them out then they told us they wanted all the money up front. Went to the service and the lady from the funeral home was refusing to give out the obituary, which made my blood boil.my brother and I took care of everything for my grandmother and we both was making the decision together and when they refused to give me an obituary after the service was too much, was about to lose my temper.

Green Acres Memorial park was founded in 1947 as a nonsectarian cemetery and is the only cemetery…read morein the area that has perpetual care established under the State of Texas Department of Banking. In conformity with State Cemetery Laws, a percentage of each lot sale is deposited in an irrevocable trust fund which provides upkeep of each lot forever. Families will never be asked to pay any dues or assessments for upkeep. The cemetery did appear in good condition with a very presentable entrance gate. The headstones and property were well maintained. I noticed the "Lightfoot Cemetery" off to one side that was interesting. Is this a private family cemetery that simply had the Green Acres grow adjacent to it? Still, I appreciated the family names here that predated the Green Acres formation. [Review 16026 overall - 213 in Texas - 1531 of 2021.]

What perpetual care??? Fake flowers are just mowed over and everywhere. Grave markers are sinking…read more Shame shame.

Very affordable, very kind. Funerals are so scary, there is so much unknown but the people here…read moremade us feel comfortable and explained everything thoroughly. We expected costs closer to $10k and were dreading that because it just was not in the budget, but mom deserved a beautiful service. It was actually half that and we didn't have to cut any corners for the sake of price. Hated why we had to be there, but they made the experience great.

During a difficult time, they were compassionate, not pushy and answered all my questions.read more

attended visitation. traumatized. makeup, position of face unattractive. covered with a red plaid…read moretablecloth?? unacceptable. would never go there

Everyone at Mountain Valley Funeral home is always so friendly and helpful!…read more Easy access off highway and plenty of parking.

Burleson's cemetery association was created on November 6, 1909 and was maintained by volunteers…read morefor its first 60 years. In 1968 the Burleson Cemetery became the Burleson Cemetery, Incorporated and the control and operation was under the direction of the Jones Funeral Home in Burleson. From 1989 to July of 2007 the control and operation of the Burleson Memorial Cemetery has been the responsibility of the City of Burleson. As of July 2007, the care and responsibility for operations belongs to Lucas and Blessing Funeral Home. Very well maintained with a variety of headstones that are all in very good condition. The grass is closely mowed and the trees are well pruned, providing some shade. The lanes through the cemetery are in good condition and are mostly quite smooth. It's very clear that this is an active cemetery with many flower tributes throughout. Please be respectful as you visit. [Review 16032 overall - 218 in Texas - 1537 of 2021.]

Laurel Land of Burleson what a joke!!! They couldn't get things moving along what would normally…read moreper funeral home take two weeks to get took three weeks. Also they were supposed to order 10 death certificates and only ordered 1. Thanks for the help, and making this whole procedure go smoothly!! NOT HAPPY :(

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