Sonja Matlock, the Family Service Advisor with Evergreen Washelli is amazing…read more She goes the extra mile to make sure all questions are answered and services are provided to honor the loved one's grave. Much appreciated.

Worst funeral home ever. So many mistakes and problems I can't even name them all. I've dealt…read morewith multiple agents there and each is as bad as the next. And the price is quite high, over $4000 just for a simple burial of cremains (cremation done out of state, not by Evergreen Waschelli) in a plot that the family already owns. And that's with name etching on an existing stone that's already in place, with no removal of the stone needed. I'm going there today and I'll bet that my mom's name is still not on the stone and that her obituary still won't be showing up on their website. Ugh

Attended a funeral here. Recommend entering from "the front" rather than "the back" if you can -…read moreour GPS sent us through the back and it was very confusing. This is a complex of multiple buildings and also a very lovely grassy property. I don't know the connection of all the buildings. The namesake seems to be the office building at the front, which has parking behind it. Located off the main road through Lake City and Bothell, hwy 522, I believe. Expensive to get a plot here - and probably anywhere. I was impressed at the respect that the staff paid for those who want to honor the deceased in their own way, per their culture or religion. Staff was quiet and helpful. I believe they have flowers available to purchase on site. There is a display inside the office. Decor in the office is exquisite, including the bathrooms. The property is gorgeous, so peaceful and pretty, you forget you are in the middle of town.

Acacia provided an amazing very accommodating service for my late husband, a devote Buddhist. The…read moreservice was professional, respectful and comprehensive and the newly remodeled facility beautiful. The catering, provided by them was perfect and exactly what my husband requested. If I could give the 10 stars, I would! The entire service from picking up the body from home....start to finish was perfect. Thank you, Susie, Karen and staff.

Not sure how to really rate this place. Worst of times can't really get a 5 star rating can it?…read more Honesty they did a fine job handling everything. Ok, so Daddy died and Evergreen Washelli handled all our needs surrounding the event. We were lucky to have a few days notice to handle everything from pick up to service to burial.. So when he passed onto the other side during the night we made a single call at 4am and they picked him up for his final ride by 5am.... Very smooth transition in worst of times. We then made our second call the next day and we went out to cemetery to finish our business... Several weeks later on a crisp sunny winter day we placed him into the earth. We kept it simple and we appreciated they allowed us to keep it simple without pressure... Now note things can get expensive at this place... They do take Visa, Mastercard & AMEX and openly display the machine that takes your money inside grief room which is kinda disgusting to view while your discussing your love ones demise. They could be a tad more discreet about it in my opinion.. I would like to send a huge thank you to HOLLY our go to person for all things death... She did an exceptional job well and things worked fairly seamless. I'm giving you 5 stars cause you were all business and professional. THANK FOR YOUR ASSISTANCE!

Wanted to put artificial flowers for my parents in the mausoleum, called ahead of time to see where…read moreI can get the little vase to them in, was told they would have them at the front office. As I arrived to the cemetery office, wanted to get one before I drove to the mausoleum, the front office didn't have any available . So much "red tape" for her to contact someone just for a vase , the receptionist said she would find a groundskeeper meet me there and supply me with one. Waiting at least 10 mins, I looked around and found one on the ground and used that one, and put it on the headstone and I accomplished what I needed to do. Groundskeeper came to me, and said he didn't have one with him, had to go back to the office! Didn't cost me anything for the plastic vase, hate disorganization!

So you don't think you can have a quality buying experience at a cemetery? Well, you would be…read morewrong! My visit to Crown Hill was great! The Sister and I were doing some pre-planning so we had a visit with Phillip, the general manager of the place. He was very respectful, encouraged questions and laid out the pricing right up front. I was pleased that there weren't a lot of options or any hint of up-selling here. After our conversation we took a stroll around looking at the different sites available, found a nice spot and went inside to do the paperwork. We were in and out in a hour! If internment is in your plans, I would highly recommend Crown Hill Cemetery.

I went to see my uncle John Sydnie Sharp III grave and they told he was not there. I got upset and…read moreasked them to look harder and check the old files not in their computer. They found him. He was a marine. They had him in an unmarked grave and told me a marine head stone was not allowed. I am in the process of fighting this. What a sad day! My uncle served and was a great man. Now he is in an unmarked grave in Crown Hill Cemetery. What a shame.

My daddy is buried here. It's nice and clean. The mass is always so nice. But we brought…read moresentimental things that we decorated daddy grave and they took it away they threw it away. They never told is we bought those Items. Sad!

I wouldn't recommend Holyrood Cemetery to anyone. At every step of the burial process there has…read morebeen some level of confusion, disorganization, or plain stupidity from the administration. Dad has been in an unmarked grave for over a month and a half. Not even a temporary placard while the headstone is shipped in. Mike Betts wants us to think it's the funeral home that's responsible for placing a temporary placard, which isn't true. The headstone was made in advance, it's been sitting in a warehouse since the 1980s. Mike Betts can't remember our recent meeting when he ordered the delivery, and has no shipping data at all. We got a check in the mail because we were overcharged on their services. The check was written payable to my Dad. Wouldn't the cemetery know he is dead and he can't cash checks??? Now it's another errand to fix their latest screw up. As a grieving family, we thought Holyrood cemetery was going to handle Dad's burial arrangements with grace and precision. We are disappointed. We had to call again to ask about the headstone delivery and the gentleman who answered the phone was so confused about their record keeping system, and he asked how to spell my Dad's name three times! Write it down once and remember!

They have been very kind and caring with this whole preparation, especially in the most challenging…read moretime when a dear one passes and you are unsure what to do. They provide excellent overall super service. They respond promptly, and the prices are grade-value. Great communication. Until we meet again, Mom.

Recently my family had to deal with one of the hardest moments in life. I didn't know where to go…read more So grateful we found Abbey View and even more grateful to have found Montana M. From the moment we began she made us feel at home. Highly recommend.

My twin sister was in Hospice with terminal cancer in Seattle, We knew that her death was imminent…read morebut I live 1500 miles away and I could not be there with her and her family to help with the necessary arrangements. I called Western Cremation and spoke to Adrien. He was so knowledgeable. He walked me through the process. His empathy, professionalism and calm demeanor was a godsend! Western took care of everything: the transport of my sister, her cremation, the delivery of the ashes to her family, dealing with the coroner, the necessary reporting to the government and the ordering of the death certificates. The loss of a loved one is never painless, but Western was there for us during a very trying and tragic time, easing the loss. We appreciate all the they did and we recommend them wholeheartedly.

I was very apprehensive about ordering such an important and delicate matter on line. I contacted…read morethem once my Mom passed. They took care of everything! It was a difficult time but Western Cremation Alliance took over and handled everything seamlessly. I was able to just grieve for my Mom.

My parents are buried there, the cemetery is always very well kept up and the markers cleaned of…read moredead grass. It's a relaxing and beautiful place to spend time with the memories of them...and the Memorial Day program is beautiful and respectful to all the veterans buried there.

I mentioned to the BF yesterday that I like to take walks in cemeteries so we parked the car when…read morewe passed this one and took a jog around. Opened in 1891, there are some really old graves here. They opened a niche wall with the city in recent years that has a nice fountain and the prices posted. The lawn and grounds are well kept and there wasn't any trash or anything. Some of the headstones are facing the wrong direction. We saw some postings that were stuck in the ground by graves that hadn't paid their bills. Ouch. Street parking only.

They were perfect. Very reasonable prices, half of whet the Neptune Society charged where I…read morestupidly went first (check the BBB on them if you are interested). Elemental does not try to make you buy anything. No upselling. Kind people. Extra procedures beyond legal requirements to confirm the ashes you receive are of your loved one. For most people, finding a funeral home/crematory is not something we often do. We are vulnerable, often grieving when arranging for these services. You can trust Elemental.

A very thoughtful service…read more The whole process was handled with care and sympathy. Exactly what we needed during a very challenging moment for our family'.

My sister Kathy died during the Christmas Season. I wanted to bake cookies and drink egg nog with…read moreher not plan her funeral. I had no idea what to do and began calling funeral homes. To say they were creepy was an understatement. I dialed Evergreen-Washelli at Bothell and held my breath. Katrina Jacobson and I spoke for several minutes, but I knew after a minute or two I would use Evergreen-Washelli at Bothell to celebrate the life of my sister. Funeral director, Kevin Smith, put me at ease immediately despite the task of the necessary questioning. Kevin is a genuinely kind man whose demeanor is one of caring and grace. The level of professionalism shown by Kevin and Katrina was exemplary. I am not a fan of the traditional funeral nor was my sister. Kathy had a wonderful sense of humor and liked to laugh. Kevin and his staff have the broadminded view that allows one to tailor funeral services to make each event unique. Moreover, they were flexible and creative while planning Kathy's Life Celebration, offering creative ideas to make the celebration pertinent to Kathy's life and memorable to all who attended. I would recommend Evergreen-Washelli Bothell Life Celebrations to anyone in need of a kind and comforting place to find peace with the loss of a loved one.

Very kind and caring staff who are focused on making it easy for the family. Shonda is amazing and…read morereally went above and beyond for us. She made a sad planning event very pleasant.