I am a little late posting this but wanted to share my experience with White Mortuary, as it was a…read moregreat one. I called there when my brother passed away, as I was told that they had prepared my father's body for his funeral as well. I needed to have them prepare his body, casket and transport to California where we would have his funeral at another Dignity Memorial facility (Rose Hills in Whittier with whom working with was less of a pleasant experience) Anyhow, I cannot recall the name of the man that I worked with in the beginning, however he was very nice and very helpful. But I must rave about Trent Stimpson, who is a funeral director and General Manager. He was everything that you would hope to experience when dealing with the death of a loved one. I had never planned a funeral by myself before, and since my grandparents were paying for it I really wanted it to be nice, but not cost too much. Trent was not only helpful, but went above an beyond to provide me with many different options, and always called me back in a timely manner if he was busy when I called. And I appreciate the fact that when you call there a person ( A KIND ONE AT THAT) always answers, not a machine that takes you to a person that tells you the person you need to talk to is not available then they don't call you back. (That was Rose Hills) But this is about White Mortuary and the excellent service I receive. Trent went as far as to email me just to check in and let me know that he was thinking of me and my family the day of the funeral here is California, after he had already done what he was being paid to do. He just took that extra step in every area. I will say I am very touched by the caring manner that the people at White Mortuary handle their business. Much appreciated, I will always remember this experience as a good one in a bad time. :)) THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART!

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.

Above and beyond thoughtfulness, kindness and generosity by Dustin and the staff at Rosenau funeral…read morehome. My nephew was only 13 when he passed and Dustin did everything he could to make a very difficult situation less painful and stressful. They were prompt with emails and calls and communicated appropriately and were so kind and respectful to my brother and sister in law. I can't thank them enough for their kindness and professionalism. I would highly recommend this funeral home!

Dustin truly went the extra mile taking care of Dad this year and Mom in 2020. So attentive to our…read moreneeds/requests. The process was seamless, fees more than reasonable, and the entire family and extended family very pleased with the outcome. Thank you!! Highly recommended.

Our dad passed in February. Every staff member at Wilks was amazing to work with. From the time…read morethey came to get him to the time we had his service they were am.

Parkes Funeral staff and owners are the most insensitive people I've ever dealt with. I've buried…read moreother family members in WA state, Idaho and CA so I do have something to compare. My sister in Twin Falls had to represent our family for my brother and I believe because she is a person of little means their treatment was bigoted. That same attitude carried over to the rest of our family who lived out of state. The receptionist was very rude when those of us out of state would call. She said someone would return our calls. They never answered our questions and they NEVER returned a calls. My brother had a small insurance policy. They showed up at the hospital when family wasn't there. My brother couldn't even talk and they got him to make them the beneficiary. We had a simple cremation and they took $3500 of insurance money. That is more than double what they stated it would be. These people are crooks and cheats. I DO NOT recommend them.

Reynolds Funeral Chapel has been absolutely amazing through the entire process of burring my father…read moreand cremation. They have always made themselves available to answer any questions we had, accommodate several changes to the dates to ensure all the family was able to attend and made the memory of my father one that will last for a long time. I especially want to point out Fred who has such an amazing heart and shows unconditional love for those hurting through their loss. Beautiful service.

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.

Geoff did an amazing job with every aspect of my grandmothers funeral. He helped guide us through…read moreall of our options and made the process very smooth during our time of loss. When it came to grandmas viewing we were all relieved at how good grandma looked despite her condition and wishes not to have makeup on. Thank you Geoff and Rasmussen Funeral Home your services meant so much to our family.

Idaho has its first National Cemetery at this location. Roughly about 8 acres, it's new by the…read moreNational Veteran's Cemetary standards, having been completed in 2020. It's a nice addition for those veterans who live outside the major metropolitan areas served by the national cemetery locations. You can tell it's new. There's a section with a columbarium, the committal shelter, but with only a few of the traditional veteran cemetery markers, mostly granite or marble. My understanding is the close together markers are memorial markers for veterans whose remains may not have been recovered. It's solemn atmosphere, as these cemeteries can be, but oddly uplifting to realize the connection between those buried here and the person visiting, even if unrelated. It's a sparse setting, with open fields on three sides. What makes this site unique at least for now, is that across the street, a country lane really, is the West End Cemetery. A civilian cemetery, the locals have done an outstanding job of providing white wooden crosses near the headstones of veterans who passed away before the national cemetery was built. With the large trees on this site, it brings even more attention to the unobstructed stark view of the official military cemetery across the lane. As always, on Memorial Day weekend, the volunteers take time to place the small flags on each grave site, including on the ground immediately in front of the columbarium. Despite its location a few miles outside the nearest town, there were many memorial flowers throughout and visitors dropping off more, paying their respects.