+ Huge memorial park. Organized layout. + Polite,…read moreinformative, helpful staff. + Quiet, pleasant, peaceful ambience. + Good amount of parking. . Okay restrooms (Rainbow Chapel). + Conveniently located right by the 605.

Terrible communication and lack of professionalism. We have prepaid for services and continue to…read morehave trouble with our family member's headstone 7 months since his passing. What's worse is the staff haa absolutely no sense or urgency or decency to even be apologetic about the miscommunications, misrepresentations and lack of care. I would never recommend any family here. Absent management who does not follow-up on seriously conscerning business practices.

Noticed upon arrival that the front office reception has been remodeled which was nice. However,…read morethree staff members sitting at front counter, you could tell none wanted to get up and assist us the minute we walked in. Acted like we were bothering them instead of being attentive to what we needed assistance with. They should've upgraded their website or added a self service kiosk aiding those needing help to find a service &/or grave. Forrest lawn gets a hand of applause for have this option available on-line including a map of their grounds. If it's such a bother please add this feature for people to use. I bet if we would've inquired about purchasing property their tune would've probably changed. So sad esp since this is a Catholic Cemetery. Do better Resurrection Cemetery & actually help those who walk into the office seeking assistance!!

This is a review of the cemetery grounds and graveside services only; I have never attended any…read moreservices in their chapel(s?). Most of my deceased friends and relatives are buried either at Calvary Cemetery in East L.A. or Rose Hills Cemetery north of Whittier. Like Calvary, Resurrection is a Catholic cemetery, but because Calvary is so much older and closer to where my older family members lived, the vast majority of my deceased Catholic relatives are buried at Calvary. I really only know about Resurrection because my father's aunt (2011) and her husband (2024) were buried here. The irony of it is that for most of my life, Auntie Manya and Uncle Paul lived in Whittier, right off of the road that leads to Rose Hills Cemetery's main entrance. They were the family members who lived closest to Rose Hills, yet they chose to be buried far from both their home at the time (they would eventually move to L.A.'s South Bay) and most of my aunt's family. All of this is to say that I haven't spent much time here. I've been to at least two graveside services here and one or two other occasions--probably services to mark either 40 days or one year since the person's passing. I'm always surprised by the size of the place. The first time I came, I was very ill from food poisoning I had gotten in the Bay Area not long before my flight, so I wasn't paying that much attention. The grave site didn't seem too far from the entrance we used, so I thought it was a very small cemetery. It's not. The grounds are nice and well maintained. When my Uncle Paul's ashes were buried next to Auntie Manya's coffin a little more than a year ago, Resurrection had set up the tent for the service a good 30 yards from the grave sites themselves. I'm assuming they chose the tent location because of uneven ground or a lack of a large enough empty area closer to the burial plots, but it was awkward to have most of the service beneath the tent and then straining to hear as the priest said more prayers as he walked with the urn from the tent to where it would be buried. In contrast, at Auntie Manya's elder sister Margie's burial last year (she lived to be 102!) at Calvary, the tent was set up right near the burial plot. Despite all the headstones and graves around, Calvary was able to site the tent right where it belonged; why couldn't Resurrection do the same thing? Sadly enough, I don't visit Auntie Manya's or Uncle Paul's graves as often as I do other friends' and family members', almost solely because there are more graves of loved ones at other cemeteries. Other than the noise of lawnmowers, it is a peaceful place, and despite having pretty easy freeway access, you're relatively unaware of being smack dab in the middle of the sprawling suburbs of L.A. County's San Gabriel Valley.

Took my money and never did the work. Never give money before work is done. I was taken like others…read morewho paid first and got taken. If I had used pay pal business I could have got my money back, live and learn.

Jaime Guerrero the guy is a crook/thief . Scammed me and our family for 185 dollars on a service he…read morenever performed, and refused to give the money back . Says he works for rose hills Cemetary . Be careful for this con artist . Run away find anyone else . Asked for money upfront and we gave it to him and he would promise dates to do the service and never followed through . Run do not trust this guy

SMP is the oldest American non-sectarian and historic cemetery in Southern California. The cemetery…read morerepresents the first Euro-American, protestant cemetery established in southern California, and contains the graves of several of the first United States citizens to settle the region. The park has been in continuous operation since its founding in 1850. Some of the burials may date back into the 1840s before Savannah Memorial Park became a Memorial Park. By street view, this cemetery looks like an ordinary park. But a closer inspection reveals history hidden in plain sight. Wicked cool! Overall, this is an interesting landmark rich in history.

This is my second time going to visit this cemetery, it's so peaceful and it's old but it…read moredefinitely has character. After the rain everything is so green and full.. love looking at the tombstone and reading the history of some of the people buried there, very interesting. Some of the gravestones are damaged but they look like they are trying to restore most of them

My Mom had been visiting and donating to their Hacienda Temple for decades before dementia set in…read moreand she eventually passed away peacefully in early March. We chose to place her to rest at the IBPS Columbarium. The whole staff including the Abbot are phenomenal.

Amazing quality of the statues outside the temple! Inside the temple, omg it is so pretty and it's…read morereally quiet and there's an amitabha chant playing! And the value and precision of the gravestones are beautiful! Their made of stone and so pretty! Highly recommend going

My family and I are eternally grateful to Everlasting Memorial especially to Marina and her husband…read moreAlex for taking care of my father-in-laws"s services. They took care of every detail and we couldn't have had such a beautiful viewing and burial without you Marina and Alex! Although, it it was a very difficult time and because of the pandemic Covid-19 we were able to have had a viewing and burial surrounded with family and friends following CDC guidelines: practicing social distance, face mask and other precautionary measures during this pandemic of Covid-19. Thank you so much ! The world needs more caring people like your beautiful family. We couldn't have had such beautiful services without Everlasting Memorial Funeral Chapel. They went above and beyond in every aspect.

We're so thankful for the compassionate help we received at Everlasting Memorial Funeral Chapel…read more Alex and Marina were amazing, from the day my brother passed, they took care of everything, they are very helpful and guided us through the process. Highly recommend the service. The Tran family thanks you infinitely.

The Chavez Funeral Home was a breath of fresh air--peaceful, welcoming, and exactly what our…read morebrother deserved. The weather was perfect, which added to the calm and comforting atmosphere. Sonia and Jorge were absolutely wonderful. They were empathetic, understanding, and went out of their way to make the experience as smooth and supportive as possible. Their flexibility with timing and genuine care truly made a difference for our family during a sensitive time. We're grateful for their kindness and professionalism. P.S The bathrooms were very clean and fully stocked, which added to the overall comfort and ease of our visit.

Best services one can ask for. From answering all our questions to giving us peace of mind. Under…read morethe stress one goes through and heart break, this organization offered compassion, empathy and professionalism through it all. Thanks to them we were able to obtain a Catholic mass & funeral services in our back yard. Our concern was also to get our mom's cremation/Urn within a two week time frame. Chavez Funeral &Cremation delivered reliability, assertiveness & expedited our request. A reputable foundation nonetheless. Under the circumstances where the last thing you need is more task to tackle, Chavez Funeral& cremations took a huge weight of our hands. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts, Especially to Sonia. Excellent, well done. Cons: Some reviews say that This organization doesn't get back in time. I totally can understand the frustration(under the circumstances) however a simple call and text to, friendly remind Sonia or her staff will solve that miscommunication. Any organization can get backed up or busy but I can assure you it's an easy fix. Atleast it worked for me. Best.

They keep the grounds up.... Everything is always green and the grass is mowed weekly…read more... But the area is not what it used to be... you need to be careful in this area... sorry to say but you must always lock your vehicle when you are visiting a loved one's grave.... Yesterday, there was a person taking a nap out on the lawn.... When he saw me he got up a left the cemetery...

This is a hard review to make as my feelings are mixed on my experience with Mountain View. It is a…read morebeautiful old cemetery and Manny helped throughout the process with planning my father's gathering & burial arrangements. I'd give him 100stars, cannot say enough wonderful things about this man- He's very professional, kind, and kept me up to date as much as possible and solved problems along the way. Manny went above and beyond to help make the process easier for everyone I was very grateful for his help, I think he works harder at his job than anyone else. Aside from that I was not impressed with a lot of things. The day of the Memorial was chaotic, the guests had no direction and were told to wait so they all congregated up at the front building. Then the viewing that was supposed to be just a couple people turned into everyone coming in to view my father. This could have been catastrophic if I wasn't so laid back but he looked sharp so I figure it was meant to be that way, many were glad they got to see him. It worked out well it was just a bit overwhelming as that was way different than what was originally planned. Whoever was directing outside would not allow the person I hired to set up the photos & flowers go inside the cemetery beforehand so when I discovered that nothing had been done at the site yet I had to run from the viewing to go throw everything together all by myself at the location in the literal minutes before the ceremony. Due to that set back I didn't get anything up properly. Lastly a few days before the funeral the groundskeepers assured me that they would have my grandfathers grave cleaned up (my dad was buried in the same plot at later date) but it was not done. It's also been noticed they remove flowers very quickly after placed which is a bit off putting. They were very much on top of making sure payment was complete but after that it took a substantial amount of time and several check ins before burial happened for my dad. To be honest I didn't mind that wait but from day one I was very clear I wanted to be there for his burial. The day finally came and I found out the afternoon before that they would be burying him the next day, a bit frustrating the lack of notice but it was beyond time for it to happen so I just worked it out. I kept in communication up until just a couple hours before to make sure it was clear I would be there for the burial and agreed to come at a set time. I showed up an hour before that set time and my father was already buried!! This was extremely upsetting and the men finishing up did not seem to care in the slightest about my distress. It seems like they were just glad to have "finished up early". This has been extremely distressing for me and my family/friends are upset hearing it as well. I'm still struggling with what happened. I spoke with Manny afterwards and he was very apologetic as this was not how it was supposed to go, he was not notified they were going to finish early so there was really nothing that could have gone differently on his end. There is some major communication issues going on. I'm definitely rethinking the plans I was considering for myself and the rest of my family in a plot here as it seems like the management is lacking, it doesn't really seem like anyone else cares there. It's kept together just well enough to get paid.

Loma Vista Memorial Park took such good care of us during a really hard moment. Sandy was…read moreincredibly kind, patient, and thoughtful -- she made everything feel a little easier and treated our family with real compassion. The grounds are peaceful and beautifully kept, and we felt truly supported the whole time. I'm grateful for the care we received here.

This memorial park is beautiful! My adopted grandpa's final resting place is here and when he had…read morethe burial, it was really nice. Though I remember it took forever to get his headstone in place but Grandpa picked a really nice central spot where all the vets are so the location is perfect. This park is one of the older ones so there are definitely really old headstones and I do see some being flooded or are fighting with nature... It's always so peaceful and calming here. One thing I wish they have nearby water faucet or something for you to get water...

If you need flowers, go to Lily Florist!…read more Lily florist is a small mom and daughter shop on Valley blvd and I think they have been around for almost 40 years. They consistently deliver beautiful, high quality arrangements, that are thoughtful than mass produced. Their turn around time is impressively fast and their prices are more than fair when considering the level of care and freshness you get. This place reminds me of why I love supporting local business. Next anniversary or special event needing flowers, I will definitely be placing my order here!

My Mom and I came here to order a flower spray arrangement for my aunt's funeral. I've driven by…read morethis florist shop on many occasions and never knew it was here. There is one spot with free 20 minutes parking right in front of the shop. As for parking on the rest of the street, I am not sure. Please read the street signs carefully. The lady who helped us was very friendly and welcoming. There were 3 set prices... $130, $160, $200. The difference between all 3 prices are the amount of flowers that will be on the spray. We chose the one @ $160 which is a great price. It will come with pink, lavender, and white flowers along with the string banner. You may choose the colors you want and they'll choose the flowers that correspond to the chosen colors. You may also have something written on the string banner as long as it fits. We paid cash for it. One of my other aunt also ordered from here same day. The lady waived the delivery fee since both of us ordered from here as a courtesy to us. Thank you so much miss! We appreciate it. I will keep them in mind for any future flower arrangement purchases.