Rude! Unprofessional!…read moreDisrespectful! Too upset to right more. As you would Imagine this is a stressful and emotional time. I was just in awe of the blatant lack of empathy they had. When it is their business to have empathy.

Extremely grateful for the kind and compassionate girls at Palmer mortuary. Especially Jessica our…read morefuneral director. She is very kind, compassionate and explained everything to us. Went above and beyond with much grace. It takes a special kind of person to guide grieving families during tough times such as these and my family was taken care of every step of the way. I will always have a very special place in my heart for her and the way she treated my family in our time of need. Thank you Palmer Mortuary for all that you do.

Eunice and Lee buried my cousin William Garrett Fennel . I walked into the Mortuary to view his…read morebody. He laid there a serene angelic man and his body was presented with such love and kindness. Because of the respect Eunice and Lee presented my cousin this indeed was the first deceased body I ever touched. I can only say my cousin who was a Tuskegee Airmen was treated with the ultimate love thus our family was treated with kindness and love.

My aunt passed away without life insurance and no prior arrangements. Mr. Lee not only worked with…read moremy family financially, but he made the cemetary arrangements for us at Fort Sam Houston. We had no idea what to do and he walked us through everything. He was very professional, thoughtful, and respectful. Thank you again!

This cemetery is just a two minute drive from downtown Seguin and sits next to a water treatment…read moreplant with residential homes across from it. The Guadalupe River runs alongside it. This graveyard dates from the late 1800s and is divided into both single and family concrete bordered plots. It is well cared for with many beautifully pruned shade trees and a paved road running through it. Virtually all of the headstones on the property are in very good condition and many of the original ironworks are still in place. The property itself has a very hilly sloping topography giving it some character. There are literally many hundreds of graves on the acreage, including a large mausoleum in the far corner. The founders (Smith) graves are located at the back corner very near the mausoleum. Most of the names on these headstones are Germanic in origin. This still may be an active graveyard, however the most recent interment I could find was from 2021. There's still some room at the back of the cemetery, but most of the property is full.

This small acreage of headstones sits surrounded by an older less affluent neighborhood. There is a…read moresingle paved road that runs through it and there are sidewalks that section off the graves. On the side where the mausoleum is located, you'll find much more orderly and newer headstones. On the other side, you'll find headstones from the late 1800s and early 20th century. At the very back, you'll find a number of plots in various states of decay. To be honest, there's not a lot of room left for future interments, although there are some spots in the mausoleum still available.

I appreciate how clean they keep the grounds at this cemetery. My grandma is buried here and it…read moretruly shows how much they care about the people who have passed on.

This is a cemetery that dates from the late 1800's and most likely where you'll find most of the…read moreformer residents of Seguin interred here. It is very well organized into numbered rows and sections. After walking the property, I was not able to find an overview map in which to locate the names of those interred here. This is still an active cemetery with some recent interments this year. One interesting aspect is that in the springtime some of the acreage is covered in bluebonnets. The cemetery appears to be divided into two parts, the newer sections to the left of the entrance and the older headstones from the late 1800s to the right. This fairly large parcel of acreage is well tended with plenty of shade trees. There are some sectioned off family plots complete with the original ironworks. You will also find a Texas historical sign at the back of the property. Also towards the rear of the cemetery, there is still space left in case you're looking for your forever home in the country. Lots of photos for added insight.

Horrible experience so far. The manager is more concerned with the finances than the families. He…read moresaid he made assumptions.

Kind, caring people who have gone above and beyond for us during this difficult time. Working with…read morethe staff here has been amazing. They met with us the same day, listened to what we were attempting to accomplish in terms of a memorial service, had references readily available, and allowed us time to use their conference room and pull all the elements together. On the day of the service, they were more available than we had ever expected them to be, and didn't rush us in any way. Everything went perfectly, and their services were an important reason why it all went so well. For an extremely cost effective way to handle final expenses, we didn't feel like we were getting sub par service; far from it. I've been to the full service places that come with plenty of guilt to push you to spend more money during a time where you are ill equipped to make good decisions. Here, we received everything we wanted, no high pressure sales tactics or guilt. I can't recommend them enough, they are awesome people! Thank you very much for everything you did for us.