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Baytown, TX

Frazier Funeral Home

5.0 (1 review)
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Chapel of the Pines

Chapel of the Pines

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I really question the authenticity of the very negative review left for Chapel of the Pines. Our…read morerecent experience was nothing but excellent given that dealing with the death of a loved one can be so difficult. Our family opted for a budget friendly "Direct Cremation" with no frills as my mother in law lived on a tight month to month budget and didn't really have an estate of any value to help pay for funeral expenses. Sadly so many funeral homes are now owned by one big corporation and they try to upsell you for everything whether you need it or not. Anna Blackwell was so nice and helpful from the time I first called her to our meeting to take care of the expenses and the final time when I picked up the ashes. She even gave me a big hug as I was ready to leave, what a thoughtful kind person. In order to get the special low price offered you will have to pay by cash or check as credit cards cost them more to process but that was ok with us. They might take other forms of payment for more expensive services offered. They also have a selection of urns and other items that might be needed for your loved one's remains. like I said, based on my experience I am doubtful of the very negative review left by someone else.

Now this is based on one phone call. Keep in mind those that call have suffered a lost and are…read moredeserving a kind voice and caring attitude. The woman answering the phone spoke to me like I was intruding. I simply asked one question "do you serve Harris County" and instead of saying yes we do, how can I help you? She had an attitude and said "we are located in Harris county." Her attitude and tone immediately put this paying customer off and I hung up.

Santana Funeral Directors

Santana Funeral Directors

(2 reviews)

Poor service, shoddy facility, personnel is very unprofessional. No attention is given to detail…read more Website is difficult to navigate & incomplete. In searching for services of a friend there was no listing & the only name matching went back over 10 years. Failed Would not recommend this business to anyone as value for services rendered is deficient to say the least. Would recommend that perspective clients ask questions & inform themselves beforehand.

HOUSTON-- Dora Roman has lost the love of her life. She was married for 40 years to Ernest Roman…read more She's been without him now for almost a month. "My husband was a good man," she said. "He worked four days before he passed away. He was a strong man." The pain of his passing from a long battle with cancer is almost too much for Dora and their four children to endure. But she says the pain from what happened next is even worse. "We just started crying," said Mrs. Roman. "I couldn't believe someone would do that to my husband." Roman claims Santana Funeral Directors had agreed to embalm her husband's body for a private family viewing. But the viewing never took place because of what the family found when they went to the funeral home a day or two ahead of time. The Romans say an employee lead them to a building across the street from the funeral home. "It's like I'm still there in that room seeing my husband's body," said Mrs. Roman. She says her husband's body had never been embalmed or even placed in a refrigerator, and instead had been left to decompose for seven days. "It was wrapped in a thick opaque plastic like he was a mummy," said Mrs. Roman. "The smell was there. Even the embalmer had a mask over his face." KHOU 11 News has learned that since 2001, the state has cited Santana nine times for licensing and records violations. An attorney for the Romans has filed a lawsuit accusing the business of negligence. "I don't think there's any real way to make this family whole," said attorney Jason Gibson. "But the goal here is to make sure that this never happens in the future." The Romans had the body transferred to another funeral home where it was cremated for a memorial service. KHOU 11 News called Santana Funeral Directors for a response and spoke with a man who identified himself as Mr. Santana. He had no comment. In the meantime, a widow has no closure. "It's been hard, and to relive it over and over again is even harder," said Mrs. Roman.

Frazier Funeral Home - funeralservices - Updated October 2026

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