Everyone was very pleasant to work with at a difficult time. They were kind & compassionate and…read morewere able to accommodate the family requests and offered suggestions when we were uncertain. Various family have used this funeral home for many years. Always pleased with their care.

From the owner: Miller-Stewart Funeral Home is a family owned funeral home serving Middlebury, Indiana and the…read moresurrounding communities. Besides offering a wide variety of funeral services to our community, we also provide monument sales, memorial video tributes, memorial candles and can assist your family with bereavement assistance.

Young's did a great job when my brother- in -law died recently! The facility was clean and very…read morecomfortable. There was ample parking and easy access! There was plenty of space for a large group of people! The staff was respectful and understanding. We hope that we don't need their services soon but if your family requires a nice place, don't forget Young's.

They were very professional in handling all the details of my mother's funeral. Everything ran very…read moresmoothly. In the beginning when we were picking out items they helped in so many ways. Even months after they checked in on me to see how I was doing. At Christmas I got a special gift. They were just fantastic!

At 72, I realized I should make pre-arrangements for when I pass away…read more After checking various Funeral Homes online, I chose Billings. I have no Family close by, and I didn't want a funeral, etc., just to be cremated and to be sent to Ft. Custer to be buried with my late Husband. I dealt with Jeremy, who is a blessing. He (and still is) answered all my questions, no matter how odd they were. It's nice to be able to change things a bit, and know that Jeremy will do his best to help me. He has already made some excellent suggestions to make it easier for me.

Very well disrespected by this organization and company I bought a keepsake for my father my…read morebrother has the most of the ashes I receive my dad in a plastic little baggie just a pink powder and no ashes whatsoever. The treatment and handling of this matter completely disrespectful a keepsake was bought for the fact of having ashes placed inside this small keepsake No credit no assistance no respect as well I am also a disabled veteran of the United States Marine Corps that was not placed into the obituary as requested for the honor of my father this is not one place nor company I will ever recommend anybody take their loved one to to be cremated when they cannot do the job properly nor correctly nor would I recommend anybody take in their loved one there even for a funeral. They take no responsibility in this failure and dereliction of duty for my father unsatisfactory by all standards take no responsibility for my little keepsake being in properly filled and more than likely not even human remains which I will have them tested to make sure count on it Respectfully submitted United States Marine Corps disabled veteran

We cannot say enough positive things about the Hohner Funeral Home…read more Attentive, compassionate and professional in all aspects of our son's funeral services. We are particularly indebted for the way they accommodated our special needs and requests. From our first meeting they made it clear that they wanted our son's service to reflect his wishes and those of his family. They succeeded in doing just that. Thank you. Jim Brundirks and Sue Kase

I never write reviews, but I felt compelled to share my recent experience. The woman I spoke with…read moreon the phone was quite rude. Earlier in the day, I called to inquire whether a family member was at the funeral home so I could assist my grandmother in sending a Red Cross message. Later, I called again to confirm that the family member had not yet been handled or transferred, as I had been informed otherwise by a relative. I'm not sure if this lady is having a bad day or what, but regardless of the circumstances, I believe it is wrong to speak to or treat grieving individuals, especially service members, in such a manner. Based on this lady's demeanor, I am glad my relative is not at this funeral home because a business is only as good as its worst employee.

Great to deal with. Cost effective and caring. Took care of everything that needed to be done and…read morehelped us through it all

From the owner: At Family First, we understand that saying goodbye is never easy. Rooted in service and driven by…read morecompassion, we are committed to providing personalized, dignified, & affordable services that honor the memory of your loved ones. Our Cremation options start at $1,099 We offer seamless pre-need contract transfers. If you have a pre-need contract with another funeral home, we can help you transfer it to Family First Funeral & Cremation Services at no cost to you, ensuring your arrangements are handled with the utmost care and respect.

Located in Goshen, Indiana, Oakridge Cemetery had its earliest known burial in 1832 and was…read moreofficially founded by First Methodist Church in 1839. In 1859, First Methodist passed it to the city of Goshen. The cemetery has 40+ acres of land and contains quite a few historic burials including eight mayors of Goshen along with veterans from every major American war. I had the opportunity to visit Oakridge Cemetery during one of my Tenderness Tour events in Elkhart County when, somewhat unexpectedly, the cemetery was actually part of my route because the trail I was using went right through it. As I tend to enjoy visiting cemeteries, I ended up spending quite a bit of time in the cemetery (and ultimately ran late getting to where I was actually going). The cemetery has several interesting sections - Grand Army of the Republic, Potter's Field, Sharis Israel (a Jewish congregation), International Organization of Odd Fellows, and Eastern Orthodox among them. The cemetery has quite a bit of pavement within the boundaries of the cemetery and is pretty easy to wheel through. It's a large cemetery, for sure, and there are some inclines that can make visiting some graves a little difficult. Oakridge is still a city-run cemetery. In addition to locals, there are three known Congressmen here and a Congressional Medal of Honor recipient (Ruel M. Johnson). In 2019, the cemetery added a natural burial option for cremains called Forest of Remembrance. It makes burial a more natural experience and is surprisingly affordable. There's no denying this is an older cemetery. However, it is well maintained by Goshen and it continues to be used with space available to this day. I found my visit fascinating and it's actually an ideal place for prayer, contemplation, or simply walking/wheeling through.

Going to funerals are tough, and they are sad, but It's nice to know there are places like this…read morethat take care of you and your loved ones! My parents family buisiness specialized in Funeral Products, So I grew up going to conventions with Caskets and Memorial Books. I also was an Alter Boy who you used to be asked to Serve every Catholic Funeral in Sibley, IA for a good stretch of time.. So I have seen my fair share of funerals. Recently my wife's grandma passed away.. So we headed to Auburn, IN for the funeral. Everything at Feller And Clark was handled beautifully. The rooms were warm and inviting, and the staff was just great! My mother in law and her sister worked with the staff very close to work out the specific arrangements they wanted! They choose a really beautiful re-claimed wood casket and the staff at Feller and Clark even found a dove for them to let go after the final words. It was a beautiful service! I played on a really awesome organ during the service too. So honored to be a part of the funeral! Everything was really smooth, and well put together! Auburn, IN is lucky to have a place like Feller and Clark!

Yoder-Culp took care of my husband's grandmother and they did a fantastic job! Mackenzie worked her…read moremagic and made her look beautiful, even after years of sickness and a nasty fall before her passing. They went above and beyond to make a hard time more manageable. It's clear to see how much they value the families who use them and provide extremely professional and compassionate services. We would highly recommend them!

"I wanted to take a few days to speak on this. The funeral home we went through for my dad's…read morefuneral really traumatized my children. I tried to make light out of it in the moment because I didn't know if the kids knew exactly what was going on. For one they didn't dig the hole big enough. So instead of pausing and fixing it they decided to just keep trying to push the coffin in. Then we had to move Dad off of the top and the men in my family had to redigg it. I feel it was very disrespectful to even have to see." They said it was a technical difficulty and didn't offer our family anything to make it right. They also said it was a pine casket when it was actually just a cardboard box. Traumatized and disappointed.

Excellent compassionate service…read more We are from out of town and lost a family member, and Joldersma & Klein Funeral Home was recommended by people we met at the hospital. The staff and owner were amazing, and the entire experience went so smoothly. We told them what we needed, and they showed us the set charge without any pressure to upgrade or add on. Our family very highly recommend them to anyone in their time of need.

Dan and associates, A big thank you on behalf of our family,…read morefor the thoughtful and kind way you took care of the burial of our father. Your professional, and caring manner meant a lot to us. From our entire family, THANK YOU. Jim & Lisa Geresy

This funeral home has been used by my family for years. Professionalism has declined since it has…read morebeen sold to new owners. Please be aware of this when choosing a place for a funeral service. Funeral home staff should anticipate the needs of those who are grieving, not cause additional stress in time of sorrow.