See Jammie she is awesome and very helpful. Great property, very peaceful lastly great pricingread more

Perl Siskiyou has been nothing but bad experience since my father was laid to rest. Our family was…read moreover charged for a service that was not provided. Problems with his headstone and the list goes on. Suddenly after a decade of having a rule of no artificial flowers now it's being in-forced without giving any families the proper Notice. Not only Flowers have been removed any item along side has been removed. They claim it has to do with the grass and irrigation system. (I EXPECT TO SEE GREEN GRASS THIS SUMMER) the last I recall it's dead ever summer due to the poor irrigation system they have. Siskiyou has shown not to have dignity or respect towards our cultural value. My family will no longer be seeking further services and as soon as I'm able my father will be moved to a place that shows respect and values our believes and culture.

Not exactly the most compelling of businesses to be searching for, but when the time is right, it's…read morenice to know that places exist like this. Sadly, it was time to say goodbye to my big sister. Her wishes were quite simple. Cremation, no fan fare, no funeral, not even a memorial celebration, just a loving goodbye to those who were close to her while she was still here. She wished to have her ashes tossed away in the air over the ocean. That was all. I could (and would) do that for her. Her Hospice Social Worker was the one who gave me this name and just one other, since these services are limited in their locality. And I discovered quite surprisingly that Rogue Valley Cremation Service provided the exact same services as the "other" place, but perhaps at a 40% discount. I never had to step outside my door to arrange this. I could pre-arrange everything online, which definitely helped me to maintain my own composure and dignity during a most difficult time. Their basic fees include immediate transportation of her remains to their funeral home in Medford, storage until the cremation is completed, the coroner's certified death certificate done, and a non-descript container that can be shipped to me. $945. They made it very easy. And now that she has passed, I am in direct contact with them for the final details and billing. There are a few additional, a small fee mandated by the state (Oregon), and a $25 charge for each certified death certificate. And for the next 6 months I can order more certified death certificates and receive them quickly. After that, it is not as easy. The employees were very kind and understanding. It is a pleasure that I write this review, if if I can help others find a reasonably priced service that is both professional, uncomplicated, and empathetic. Thank you Brandy for your sweet disposition and efficiency.

Supposed to be open 24/7 but cannot get anybody to answer any of their 2 phone numbers.read more

My grandma died on 4/30/23 and although my mom paid for everything right away, the death date has…read morenot been added to my grandma's grave marker. My mom has been into the office to ask about it and has been reassured that it would be taken care of 4-5 different times. This is ridiculous! It has been over a year and nothing has been done to resolve it. It makes her sad every time she goes to my grandma's gravesite. Do your job!

My mother had arranged and paid for everything for her burial and service. She died 4-13-23 and…read moreher headstone is still not on her grave (it is 6-9-23). We asked for a sun tent and some chairs for a gravesite memorial when her pastor came into town and were told it would cost $950 because of 'overtime' for their staff (even though they do hold weekend services) and they could only provide 16 chairs. Ridiculous and not customer centric.

As a fellow Death care provider, the staff at RVFA has been amazing making sure the families are…read moretaken care of. I've worked along side Rachel P. on many cases, and even though we work for separate companies, we always ensure the families are taken care of.

From the owner: Celebrating each life like no other…read more Each one of us is unique with our own story to tell. As North America's largest provider of funeral, cremation and cemetery services, Dignity Memorial professionals excel at helping families create meaningful tributes that truly celebrate the lives of the individuals they represent.With an extensive network of more than 2,000 locations throughout the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico, Dignity Memorial providers offer families personalized services and advanced-planning options to meet any need. From the simple to the extraordinary, your Dignity Memorial professionals are here to see that your special story is told.

Lack of communication, calls were not returned and emails were not answered, have no idea what…read morehappened and no information given out for a relative....

When the people that came to pick up my mom's body showed up, they were not very friendly or…read moresympathetic. The gurney wouldn't fit around a corner, so they said they'd carry her to it. I assumed it would be in a respectful manner. Nope. They didn't even have the decency to warn us to turn away or leave the room when they were ready. Picked up my 70 year old mother like a sack of garbage and almost drug her out of the house. We were disgusted and horrified. My adult son lost it, seeing his grandma handled like that. Never use this company. They don't care about your loved ones. I will forever warn people away. My families last memory of my mom was of her being manhandled and dragged by people that need to be in a different line of work. You people are disgusting and I hope your deaths are treated as callously as my mothers was.

The Eagle Point National Cemetery serves Veterans and their Spouses well. The employees are very…read moreknowledgeable and respectful. They maintain the grounds in an outstanding way. It is clean, safe, and pleasant to visit. Thank you.

Gorgeous memorial for all veterans. Very well maintained and friendly staff. Tons of parkingread more

Conger-Morris Central Point did an excellent job taking care of funeral arrangements for my mother…read more They were kind, sensitive and willing to do whatever it took to make things the way we wanted. They made no effort to up-sell or apply any pressure. We had a local memorial service and one 300 miles away. They transported my mom, and flowers to both events, and to the grave site service, supported the services in person, and saved us both money and effort by eliminating the need to deal with two funeral homes. I can fully recommend them.

Do not recommend. The place, even before its move to the Central Point area, has always been dingy,…read morefilled with dusty fabric flowers. A depressing stereotype. My family member passed away and an autopsy had to be performed. Conger-Morris would not let me see my family member after the autopsy. They refused. They felt it was their privilege to determine whether I could "handle" seeing my family member post-autopsy and prior to cremation. I could only see him if I paid for "rather expensive" reconstruction surgery, even though, I re-emphasize, my family member was scheduled for cremation and reconstruction was not necessary. It struck me as extremely extortionate. So I passed on the reconstruction Conger-Morris tried to shove down my throat and never got my chance to say good-bye. I think it is just horrible to prey on people who have suffered loss, when burial or cremation costs are already so expensive. We were absolutely shocked and disgusted to find out from a family friend that Conger-Morris had shared details regarding my family member and conversations my family had had with the funeral home regarding my family member with people other than my family. That it had become fodder for gossip. Thoroughly tacky and unprofessional. Avoid.

Chase Memorials provided excellent service! From choosing the headstone…read more to the design and lettering for our Mom's memorial marker and the ease of doing it on the phone and through emails to setting it in the Cemeter. I highly recommend Chase Memorials.

Beautifully set into Jacksonville hills. Very quiet and serene forest spot. Well kept and natural…read moresetting. Great place to come pay respect or get away from the rat race of life.

"My very heart faints and my whole soul grieves at the moist rich smell of the rotting leaves"…read more If you like old cemeteries, you will probably love this one! It's the best one I've ever visited. You can pick up a little brochure at the cemetery that tells about some of the more interesting residents: what they did, how they contributed to the town and where they were from. There are sections in the cemetery for the Catholics, Jews and fraternal organizations like "the redman" and "oddfellows". There are signs and maps that show where the sections are. The monuments, epitaphs and arrangement of the cemetery give a peek into the way in which people related to death in the early 1900's. One set of tombs was of a father and his 3 sons that were killed by Modoc Indians. The boys were in their teens - youngest was 14 as I remember. I was not expecting to see that - it was kind of a shock actually. So sad. There is an organized group in Jacksonville which preserves the monuments by repairing the dilapidated tomb stones and even making new markers for the ones that disappeared. They do a good job! The work I saw is both "historical" and "respectful". I was impressed that the cemetery is not just a grave site of the deceased - but there are things to be learned about the people at that time; what they believe and how they lived. These things may be understood by reading a book, but to see the graves, the family plots and the eternal monuments eaten away by the tooth of time gives one pause to reflect on the clock and our own plot of time we consume. Seeing the graves also gives a glimpse of the residents of Jacksonville 100 to 150 years ago. Tip 1: Take the trolley tour before you visit the cemetery. ($5 for 45 minutes) The trolley tour will show you the homes and business establishments of the important people of Jacksonville. You will hear stories of their wealth, dreams and social lives. Then visit them in the cemetery. A poem I have selected for you to read by Lord Alfred Tennyson A Spirit haunts the year's last hours Dwelling amid these yellowing bowers: To himself he talks; For at eventide, listening earnestly, At his work you may hear him sob and sigh In the walks; Earthward he boweth the heavy stalks Of the mouldering flowers: Heavily hangs the broad sunflower Over its grave i' the earth so chilly; Heavily hangs the hollyhock, Heavily hangs the tiger-lily. 2 The air is damp, and hush'd, and close, As a sick man's room when he taketh repose An hour before death; My very heart faints and my whole soul grieves At the moist rich smell of the rotting leaves, And the breath Of the fading edges of box beneath, And the year's last rose. Heavily hangs the broad sunflower Over its grave i' the earth so chilly; Heavily hangs the hollyhock, Heavily hangs the tiger-lily.