African American cemetery in gettysburg. The grounds are…read moreoff limits. Look up the history of the cemetery. This is a historic cemetery observed by the city and government. Its hard to find but keep looking! the grounds are kept up very well. Beautiful cemetery. Lots of history. Worth checking out. Next door to an urgent care/hospital.

My husband and I highly recommend Sellers. The entire staff is kind, compassionate, and friendly…read more We are especially grateful to Kris, who guided us through the planning process and ensured a beautiful service and burial. Thank you to everyone.

Ellsworth Cemetery is a historical site located in Carroll County, Maryland. Here lies at least 60…read moreBlack veterans from the Civil War to present day. The cemetery was established December 21, 1876 by six Black Union Army soldiers: Reuben Walker, David Ireland, William Adams, Lewis Dorsey, William Massey, and Samuel Bowens. Ellsworth Cemetery was created as Black soldiers were forbidden to be buried within the city limits of Westminster. Memorial Day 2018, after many years of neglect and intentional desecration / vandalism resulting in damaged, missing headstones and unmarked plots, the cemetery was rededicated. The Carroll Community Foundation currently manages the cemetery and accepts donations. If you are interested in donating, contact www.carrollcommunityfoundation.org. History is worth preserving.

After the unexpected passing of my aunt, Al and his staff were so compassionate and caring. They…read morehelped my family navigate the entire process and were there for us every step of the way. After dealing with other funeral homes in the area, I can say that the service and kindness displayed by everyone here is unmatched. I strongly recommend choosing them for you or your family's final arrangements.

Great value and great services. A simple warm space and a helpful staff. Families are always first…read morewhen in a time of need.

This was a first for me, I was a little apprehensive when I first saw the advertisement for the…read morefree historic tour, but I am 100% happy I went on it. Learned about a lot of famous people and I love the Victorian cemetery and all the detailed architecture. Prospect Hill Cemetery in York, Pennsylvania is a historic cemetery that was documented by the Historic American Landscapes Survey. Founded in 1849, is the final resting place for soldiers from every American war. Two Medal of Honor recipients from the Civil War are buried on the premises. historic graves including those of Declaration of Independence signer Philip Livingston, Civil War Union Corps Commander William Buell Franklin, and Civil War industrialist Arthur Briggs Farquhar. They do accept donations at the end of the tour https://prospecthill.org

Site is lovely and staff is easy to work with and respectful of family's needs and privacy. Bill…read moreWhitaker and Lisa were helpful throughout the process of handling my brother's cremains, in spite of changes due to a severe snowstorm. Very kind people.

I used this funeral home for my Mother's passing. They did a great job being kind meeting my…read morerequests and I recommend them to others in hard times.

My cousin's husband was buried today at Pritts. My cousin has severe mental health issues. She…read morecould not attend the viewing or the funeral. She asked to view her husband after dark. My mom made the request. The door man was very nice. The manager said in a very rude and condescending tone, "We can't do that. We'd have to charge the family more money." My mom said, "she'll only leave the house after dark." The manager, seemingly over the conversation said, "If she was waiting in the parking lot, we'd let her in." It was 7pm and still daylight. I said, "She had a severe mental health issue and won't come out..." at which point the manager cut me off by walking away and yelled over his shoulder "Time is money." This was also the first viewing I ever attended where, at the end of viewing hours, the manager made the announcement, "Viewing hours are over. Please make your way to the door." I don't have a problem with the extra charge or anything like that. It was the way that he spoke to people mourning the loss of a loved one. I would have had no problem if he said, "I understand. If you need to do that we'd have to charge an additional whatever." Instead, he chose to be rude and completely uncaring. I promise no one else in my family will be laid out at Pritts.

My aunt lost my uncle to cancer on 2 July 2025. They both lived in Evanston, IL, but had burial…read moreplots in Chambersburg, PA because they had planned on moving to the area before his terminal cancer diagnosis. From 3 July 2025 until his interment on 16 July 2025, I was in close contact with members of the Thomas Geisel Funeral Home staff. These interactions included Mr. Thomas "Tommy" Geisel, himself. There were multiple things that made this burial rather complex. Mr. Hunter Martin, one of several funeral directors at the Chambersburg location, took the lead and helped to make the entire coordination process seamless. This ranged from contact with the funeral home in the Chicago area, to permitting for interstate travel, to flying my uncle to BWI and his transportation to Chambersburg. There were COUNTLESS other things that this owner and his staff did on behalf of our family. I can't stress enough about the compassion and truly caring nature of all of the individuals that we came in contact with during this trying time. On behalf of my aunt, my family and myself, we would like to say THANK YOU for a compassionate job EXTREMELY well done!

I cannot say enough good things about our recent experience with the Thomas L. Geisel Funeral Home…read more They did an impeccable job last month when my father passed away. The entire staff exceeded our expectations: The gentlemen who came out to the house to retrieve Dad's body the night he passed were respectful and professional. Chad was simply amazing and walked us through every step of the funeral planning process. He was able to kindly and professionally answer every question we asked him. No request we made of him was denied. Tommy phoned my mother from vacation the morning after my dad passed to offer his condolences and even offered to return from his vacation early so that he could be there for the family during Dad's service. That deeply touched our family. Sharon F. and the front office staff were extremely helpful with the life insurance paperwork which helped to ease our stress during the week of the funeral. No detail was left untouched by the Geisel staff. We brought in boxes of pictures and mementos the day before the viewing and the staff tastefully arranged all the pictures, mementos, and flowers around the two rooms. It was perfect. At this point I should also mention how wonderfully healthy they made my dad look again. Their staff used just the right amount of makeup on him to make him look healthy and natural. This is no small feat. It's a gift to be able to do this well. The night of Dad's viewing the staff was courteous and flexible when the viewing started 30 minutes early and then lasted an hour longer than it was supposed to due to the number of people who came to pay their respects. The day of the funeral was a challenging day for the family but the kindness and professionalism we received from the Geisel staff helped to make an emotional day a little easier to bear. They coordinated with VFW Post 1599 so that my father could have the Honor Guard at his visitation and military honors at the cemetery. While the family was at the graveside service, Geisel's staff quickly got the flower arrangements over to the funeral reception and set them up for the family. The day after the funeral was a Saturday and we were pleasantly surprised when both Chad and Tommy returned the boxes of pictures and mementos to my parents' house. That's just one example of how their staff will go above and beyond for you during what is the most difficult week of your life. They're simply the best.