Several of our parents & relatives are interred at Sunset Memorial...my mother & father, my uncle,…read more2 of my aunts, my cousin as well as my wife's mother & father. Every year as the Christmas holidays approach, we traditionally put decorated artificial wreaths on all of the grave markers...my wife spends a significant amount of time decorating the wreaths to make a nice dignified presentation. You would think, with no winter lawn/property maintenance required, that the grave holiday decorations could remain on the graves for longer than a 2-3 week period before they are removed and discarded! People spend a significant amount of money for the many holiday commemorative markers just to have them automatically removed & discarded after a relatively short period of time! I can understand this for fresh wreaths & greenery which will eventually die and deteriorate anyway but artificial markers will be revitalized and re-used every year. It wouldn't be so bad if the cemetery would post the "cleanup dates" on their website but the only notification given is a sign near the cemetery entrance showing the date the cleanup will begin...for those not living near the cemetery or not visiting very often, they never become aware of the date and, if they arrive too late, arrive to find all of the decorations no longer on the graves but in piles to eventually be discarded. Would it be THAT much of an issue to post the cleanup date on the website for improved awareness or, for that matter, to extend the cleanup date until the end of January to provide a more significant time period to have the graves decorated for the holidays?

I have been waiting for almost a year for my mother's grave marker to arrive…read more there is no proactive communication from Everstory staff, they don't follow up on the status of orders, and they certainly don't follow up with clients who have paid thousands of dollars. I don't know if it is laziness, lack of care or disorganization, but I know if a client pays me $6000 and I then order a product with that money, I do everything in my power to ensure the order is received, has an expected date of delivery, and I follow up if things don't happen when they are supposed to. It's not rocket scientist if you know how to look at a calendar.... I am in awe by the lack of concern, and I do not recommend anyone bury someone at Sunset Memorial Park or any other facility owned and operated by Everstory. I'm only sad my father's butial here is prepaid. I read complaints about this place -- that some people have waited for decades for their gravemarkers -- Absolutely unbelievable, criminal if you ask me. when I die, I think I'll just be cremated-- then my loved ones can keep me in a vase on a shelf if they want to ...and not have to deal with this crap!

I can't THANK YOU enough for making this painful process so smooth. Your professionalism and…read moreempathy during our time of suffering was recognized and appreciated. I will continue to boast about this funeral home and how they helped our family every chance I get! May God continue to bless your business and the honest work it does. Love,The Arroyo Family!

I can not say enough wonderful things about these people. I had to schedule and coordinate a…read morecremation/funeral from the state of Virginia for a relative in Langhorne Pa. Fluehr staff are amazingly caring, comforting, efficient, considerate, informative and just so professionally helpful that it was remarkable. They gently carried me through the entire process. I was beyond impressed. They offered many options and suggestions, which I appreciate. Excellent value and they make an awful situation as easy and pleasant as possible. They handled everything for me and made this sad situation as beautiful an experience as a passing can be. No issues what so ever. The Funeral home building is a lovely stone and prestigious and elegant and great parking. It was a privilege having them handle my loved one's passing.

"My special needs brother's funeral was prearranged in Florida by our parents to be cremated when…read morethe time came. As God would have it, my brother came to be with me in PA where there was a Lamb Funeral Home 1/2 hour from where we lived. Lamb Funeral Home staff could not have been kinder. They did not brush us off or make us feel unimportant because this funeral was paid for long ago. We were treated with respect and sympathy for our loved one. When we went to pick up the ashes, they brought us into a very nice room with comforting lighting to give us a few minutes. The ashes were in a black box, and that box was placed in a lovely white box with gold trim for us to keep him in. The whole experience was nice considering all we were feeling. It helped in knowing our brother was treated with care as were we ourselves. We were very pleased."

My brother, who lived in Plymouth, PA, (near Scranton) passed away at 1:30 in the morning. I…read moreimmediately called Lamb Funeral Home, located in Huntingdon Valley, PA who answered the phone at 1:50 a.m., drove to my brother's home and brought him back to Huntingdon Valley, a trip that took them all through the night. Mr. Lamb contacted me the next day and walked me through the steps of planning the funeral. Since it was during COVID, everything was done electronically. Lamb Funeral home called to check on me and to see if there was anything I needed everyday up to the day of the funeral. On the day of the funeral, Mr. Bart took over and made sure my family and me were comfortable throughout the morning and he even added comforting words at the graveside funeral. I would not hesitate to use their service again. Lamb Funeral Home is professional and caring. I strongly recommend Lamb Funeral Home, Huntingdon Valley, PA.

When I went into the main office looking for directions on where to go to find the gravesite the…read moreassociate that I spoke with was very nice and most likely sensed I did not have a lot of time to dilly dally, she was helpful and to me it looks like they take care of the grounds. I haven't really thought of where I would like to be buried but if you are thinking of buying a plot here and your loved ones are already here meh it's an option. As always people SYOY!!!

Today we had a graveside funeral for a relative on the coldest day of the year so far. We turned…read moredown the road that led us to the gravesite and this dark haired woman in a dark SUV who was from the cemetery was blocking our way. She told us to back up and follow the arrows. We were literally about 10 feet from where we needed to be. We backed up and followed the arrows only to be blocked by a tractor and a bunch of men and they wouldn't move so again we had to back up and return to the original road. Thankfully that woman left and we could get to the funeral. Truthfully this woman was wrong. She should have told us that she would move to let us by. I have to say that this was an inconvenience for us. We have a lot of relatives buried there. But we will not be joining them there. On top of that we were charged an additional $500 because other stones needed to be moved to get to our aunts plot and this was sprung on us last minute.

Our sister was getting very ill and had no funeral plans. We came into Philadelphia and asked for…read morean appointment. We met with Cassidy and Jonathan, who were extremely professional, helpful and kind and helped us with the arrangements. What we didn't know was that our sister would worsen and die the next day. They moved quickly to arrange the ceremony and helped us through everything, including helping us learn how to navigate the expenses from the separate cemetery. We recommend them highly.

My mom recently passed away. Our family could not afford a $10.000 funeral. I called and asked if I…read morecould purchase some Shiva candles. Got a really obnoxious response from the owner Jon Levine. Told him she had a direct cremation and he said they could have handled that. I know, but for twice the price. He asked who I used for a funeral home, which is none of his business. Then he said he would give me the candles for free(after I offered to pay), but "don't make a habit of it." Is he for real? I would never even think of using them even if I had the money, and you and every one else who is Jewish shouldn't either.

Lambie Funeral Home was so warm and kind during such a difficult time, David was so professional…read moreand made the arrangements which were perfect. My family is so thankful for everything, Lambie Funeral home provided such wonderful service, we would like to say Thank You for all your Love and kindness. The embroidery was incredible and so appreciated. We the Sermarini Family Thank You , Andrew and Patricia Sermarini

Lambie Funeral home is professional and personal. Their attention to all the minute details let's…read morethe family let go of the planning and concentrate on their loss. The Lambies have knowledge and experience that will put you at ease. Entrusting Lambie with our mother's final care and services was the best decision

Prompt return calls and detailed information when I called Goldstein's. Ultimately I used a…read morefuneral home in Harrisburg, PA where the cemetery for our family was located because the cemetery is kept locked and the local funeral home had its own key. Had the funeral and burial been in the Philadelphia area, I would not have hesitated to choose Goldstein's.

Goldsteins funeral home was incredibly helpful during a difficult time. When my mother passed away,…read morethey took care of everything from arranging the funeral to contacting Social Security to stop payments, getting death certificates and locating a Rabbi who would be willing to officiate over my mother's service even though she was cremated. They even helped us place obituaries in the newspaper. The staff was kind and considerate, providing us with transportation to the gravesite and printing out schedules and maps to help attendees get to my home. They announced the times for others to come to my home to offer condolences and support. Throughout the process, they provided us with support and comfort. I don't know what we would have done without their help. I highly recommend Goldsteins funeral home for anyone who needs assistance during a time of grief. Thank you for everything you did for our family

I received excellent customer service and the place is well- maintained. I would definitely…read morerecommend.

if you give them any records or documents make sure you have copies because they will probably lose…read morethem. They have outright lied to me. Deceptive business practices. Tried to have me prepay for my wife and I last year which I deferred, now won't allow my wife to be buried with me because non blood relative even though multiple non blood relatives already buried in the plot. Looks like they changes the rules.

This so called cemetery white chaple gardens memorial park on street rd Feasterville has been…read morepoorly taken care of f sonce 1995 to now 2026 the so called manager works from home. remotely .management is a fake office ( now a storage shed for equipment) . I Tried for 2 years now trying to get my PARENT A VETERAN A NEW GRAVE MARKER replacement I was told it would be done by the grounds keeper that sern it and said he would get it done. What a liar... he don't keep his word at all. That's his way to gets rid of you.. being a liar like the manager woman that don't work there at all pony by phone. She takes phone calls diverts the calls by home uses an answering machine when she won't return your calls at all. ACTION IS I called the VA, CALLED THE TOWNSHIP, SENATOR OF PENNSYLVANIA AND THE congressman about these uneducated people that run this place . THE GROUNDS ARE IN POOR SHAPE MARKERS SUNKEN IN THE DIRT YOU CANT MAKE OUT THE NAMES ANYMORE which you can go see yourself. The poor ratings for this cemetery clearly states what they don't .do. I say by looking at the place over 35 years ago... I can say the place was beautiful 45 years ago. now its not a cemetery it looks like a dump. poorly looking grave markers, the grounds, grass, to mention.. knowingly these places are owned by rich people that buy these places to hide their wealth( money ) a tax right off.!!!! They hire uneducated help that don't care to run the place properly....... Im waiting on getting results for this"" so called cemetery ""don't bury your loved ones here at WHITE CHAPEL MEMORIAL PARK.....its a place they don't care to take care of at all... the help just pockets the money!!! just to take the job.... I will get the right people in government to see these people who were hired to make the place look like its ran properly fired.. this crap has to be taken care of now .don't use this cemetery at all you and your departed love one will not get the care it needs ...just look for yourself. Poorly ran uneducated liars for help and poor looking rated -20 in 1 to 10 ratings !!

Was just at this cemetery today to visit my grandparents grave. The grass is almost knee high,…read morethere are numerous large tree branches down that I had to climb over just to get to their grave. This isn't the first time I've come here and it's been bad. I tried to go to the office to complain, but no one was there, tried calling, no answer. We have a dog buried in the pet cemetery there and can't even find her headstone, the grass is even higher over there. This place is a disgrace. We have our loved ones buried here and the owners show no respect. I will be calling daily until someone answers, I would show up everyday, but I live an hour away. If you are thinking of having your loved one buried here or buying a plot for yourself...DON'T.

They don't respond to my e-mails. :-( Need a company to add…read morethe death date to my mother's memorial.

My grandfather passed away after a courageous battle with cancer in 1986. He was a proud veteran as…read morea Major of the United States Army and spent time in Japan during WWII. When he was extremely ill with cancer and felt he would not survive, he began discussing his demise and his wishes with my grandmother. He told her that all he wished for was to have his gravestone read "Here lies an honest man". Our family doctor feared he may have been exposed to certain chemicals during his military career, which may have caused his cancer. Regardless, my grandfather did not regret his military service. The whole family heard of this wish and we not only agreed with it, we expected it. There was no more honest a man than my grandfather. I was there when my grandfather was lowered into his grave. I was fifteen years old and was devastated to lose him. He was the hub to the wheel that was our family, and without him, everything changed. Everyone moved to different places, and my immediate family moved to Florida. I never returned to visit my grandfather's grave. I was too far away and could not afford to visit. Thirty five years later, I was In Pennsylvania in November of 2021 for his sister's funeral. She was buried in the same cemetery as my grandfather, and my uncle, my sister and I requested afterward to go and find my grandfather's grave. We walked up to his final resting place. My uncle found the marker and began to brush it off as it was Fall and there were quite a bit of dead leaves obscuring it. Once he had it brushed off, we all just stood there, for the first time in 35 years, brought back to the day of his interment. We stood there, stoic, trying not to cry. We all suddenly realized that his marker only had his information on it and did not read "Here lies an honest man". We were all shocked that his marker did not read as we expected. I decided that I must correct this. In his honor, he must be granted his final wish to have those words grace his grave. I reached out to the cemetery and started an inquiry into adding a small marker with the words he so wanted, I was given a quote and just needed time to wait for my income tax return in order to, finally after 35 years, be able to pay to grant my grandfather's final wish of remembrance. When I finally had the funds (the IRS took forever) the price had gone way up. The person originally helping me was no longer working there and I was subjected to new pricing that was double what I was quoted. After nearly three years, I had not been able to afford it when I reached out to Larry Heller at All Star Memorials & Art Stone. Larry heard my story and he wanted to help me. He did some research and was able to order the exact bronze of the original marker with the same font in a small scroll that was affordable to me. Larry was easy to contact throughout the process, and I had full confidence in him with his extensive experience. The marker now has a beautiful scroll with those five words that mean so much, and our family has closure and peace knowing that my grandfather's final wish was fulfilled. A huge heartfelt thank you to Larry for making it happen!