Very nice facility & polite, professional staff. This is my choice when it's my time to go.read more

Our experience with Eline Funeral Home was truly exceptional. When my mother passed, we were…read moreunaware of how quickly arrangements needed to be made, and found ourselves calling multiple funeral homes. None offered the compassion and warmth we felt from Eline funeral home. From the very first conversation, we knew we had found the right place. Brian and the staff were incredibly attentive, kind, and supportive throughout the entire process. Their care and thoughtfulness brought us a sense of peace during such a difficult time. Brian helped guide my mother's transition with grace and dignity, and we are forever grateful for the comfort he and the staff gave our family.

Growing up in Baltimore County, I see change everywhere and not always in the good direction…read more A constant has always been Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens. Meticulous detail to the grounds has always been priority one. It is nice to see high standards kept and continuing on even today.

So This is strange I think.. writing a review for a cemetery, but they deserve their kudos. I…read moreaccompanied a friend who was in desperate need of a final resting place for her father's ashes. I was struck by the sincerity of the staff.. not the usual slickness that is accompanied by questionable sympathy. My friend was never rushed or pressurred.. and the represenative that worked with us was a truly likeable and easygoing guy. I also like that this business donates plots to fallen police and firemen. I will say the office building is quite outdated and a bit run down.. Actually doesn't smell that great.... but that is not why we come. We come for the grounds... which are beautiful and cater to a wide variety of cultures. It is very interesting to see the different ways people memorialize their loved ones, America is a melting pot and so are our funeral/burial customs. The niche here leans way from the mainstream American cemetary... although it certainly isnt too far out of the box. It is nice that they make it clear that they can find a way to honor almost any cultural tradition. They don't have headstones( just in laid markers) ... so all you see is beautiful green punctuated by a few family mausoleums. There is a lake in the middle with swans and ducks.It is placed on some gently sloping hills with some tall old trees. They have several themed gardens.. including a heroes garden, and lovely tranquility garden ( catering to the Asian population) .. as well as several others. Usually cemeteries are such depressing, creepy places.. but this looks like a well maintained park.. The main mausoleum, is quite nice and airy.. It has gone through a few style incarnations over the years.. but it actually works well... i found the building to have a very serene overall effect. I came to be of comfort to a friend, but also ended up finding a place that just might suit my own family one sad day.

Peaceful resting place for our veterans. It is well maintained and shady. The resources inside to…read morehelp you locate your loved ones is user friendly. They even have an old fashion binder to use if you prefer. Great way to honor our veterans and our country.

This is a beautiful and well maintained cemetery. I have several family members including my…read moreparents and childhood friends resting here. All military related and July 4th ceremonies are performed with respect and honor for the families of veterans.

Very accommodating, reasonably priced for a direct cremation. Thank you sincerely for helping our…read morefamily.

Excellent service for pre-arrangements. Very helpful with necessary paperwork at a time of stress.read more

My father was caretaker for United Hebrew Cemetery and these are an exceptional group of…read moreindividuals. Thank you for all you do.

My father passed away very suddenly in mid-February and my younger brother chose Sol Levinson &…read moreBros simply because it was the closest funeral home to where our dad lived in Pikesville. The hours and days after his passing were a nightmare for us as we grieved our dad and had to also try and make sense of all the logistical items that came with his passing. Daniele Schott was our primary point of contact, but no matter who we spoke to over the phone or by email, we received prompt and compassionate guidance and responses. We weren't the most organized family they've probably had to deal with, and we are also bicoastal, but they were so flexible in making themselves available to meet virtually, by phone, or in-person and pivoted gracefully as we fumbled along. I'm really so very grateful to Sol Levinson & Bros for their care during those early days and even beyond through the provision of their Everything After grief and estate guidance program.

They took care of every detail for us. I thank them for their concern and consideration and…read moreexpertise. It is much appreciated.

After my wife's death in a hospital hospice, McNabb's people handled every detail of her cremation…read moreand ordering death certificates. They finished the process in less than a week. When it was time for me to identify her body, they were more than willing to allow me to bring her dog for a final visit. There was no funeral or memorial service, so I cannot comment on how easy they may be to work with if you need those services. However, everyone that I dealt with personally was as helpful as possible.

Friendly, courteous staff who are attentive to detail and not intrusive. Just the right mix.read more

My family has been loyal to Evans for many years. Our most recent loss was made more difficult due…read moreto an unprofessional and unsympathetic interaction with Taylor Evans. Our family member that consulted with Ms. Evans was asking for clarification of services and was met with multiple derogatory remarks. This interaction complicated and added unnecessary stress to an already grieving person/family. On Evan's website they promise warmth and compassion in a professional atmosphere. Also, gentle guidance and support is promised. If you are promising this to grieving customers you should deliver, otherwise please choose another profession. True compassion is authentic. You can't give what you don't have.