It's never fun to have to attend a funeral, but when you do, you want a place that is empathetic…read moreand kind. I attended a viewing last night for a friend from many years ago, so my review is based on my experience as a guest, rather than someone that had to plan the funeral directly. The building itself is a little dated and in an older part of town, but it seemed to be well maintained. There was plenty of parking, and I noticed overflow parking available across the street, if needed. Upon entry, it was very clear where to go, sign the guest book and then proceed to visit the family. There is a calm, quiet feeling throughout the building-at least in the areas that I visited. I hope not to have to be in a position to plan a memorial service for someone any time soon, but if I do, I would consider Goff as a viable option.

I was extremely impressed with this place. Chad took great care of my husband's funeral and left no…read moredetail undone. The Draper facility is beautiful with a comfortable feel. He was flexible with our personal wishes, the flowers were stunning, the makeup very well done (it's not as easy as people think!), and I totally recommend this place! Thank you for making a hard day so beautiful!

I have worked professionally with Jenkins Soffe for over 10 years. When my mother was in her last…read morestage of life, I knew exactly who I was going to call. Knowing professionally the history of care and thoughtfulness I 've experienced working with them over the years, it was a no brainer. Brandon and Byron were both exceptional in caring for us and my mom. They ensured our requests were met, including the last minute changing of fresh flowers and had written notes we wanted her to have and to hold in her final moments here on earth. I am forever grateful for you, Brandon and Byron,and your great care and compassion. Losing a wife, mother and grandmother so quickly is so hard. You helped make this traumatic experience and time for us more easy to bear. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. -Erin

I'm writing from the perspective of someone who attended a viewing of a friend's father who passed…read moreaway. The funeral home is easy to find-located right off a main street. The grounds are well maintained and look very nice. Parking can be a little tricky, especially if there is more than one service happening at the same time, like the night that I attended. When I walked in the front door, there were directional signs as well as staff members to direct traffic to the appropriate service. The facility is nice and has a large chapel for services as well as rooms for families to greet guests. It has a very LDS feel to it, from the décor to the LDS hymnals in the chapel. Although based on another review, I'm sure they will accommodate other religions/beliefs as well.

All of the five star reviews are accurate: I can't recommend Utah Valley Mortuary highly enough…read more I live out of state and was in Utah to be with my mom as her life ended. In the days leading up to her passing, I was in no mood to do a lot of research and price comparisons with mortuaries. I had received a few recommendations from local friends and acquaintances, and Utah Valley Mortuary was the first (and only) place I called to make arrangements, in an almost arbitrary selection process. I was fortunate, then, that Matt and his team were extremely sensitive and professional from the very beginning. As others have mentioned, their pricing is reasonable and they didn't push us to buy anything we didn't feel we needed, which was great because when we buried our father 12 years ago the mortuary we used attempted to prey on our grief and push us to spend unnecessarily. Mom's body needed to be transported to California for burial and Matt was literally right at our side through the entire process of coordinating with the receiving mortuary. He made sure we understood all the expenses that the other guys were charging us as well. When we found out that our cemetery wouldn't be able to schedule us for burial for several weeks, Matt let us store the body on his site for extra time at no extra charge. I had Matt's cell phone number in order to call and text him on short notice and he was always so quick to respond. If I lived in Utah Valley I would plan on using this mortuary for all future services involving the passing of my loved ones. But since I don't, the best I can do for now is to strongly recommend Utah Valley Mortuary to you and anyone else looking for the highest quality assistance in dealing with end of life logistics. A bright highlight in a time of mourning.

Having been a child of a mortician in the 1980s, I knew how good my dad and uncle were at running a…read moremortuary-- I even worked for them during my summers. Utah Valley Mortuary far exceeded our expectations! They took care of both my parents (10 years apart) and were so attentive with every detail. They are very competitive with their pricing and no pressure to purchase anything you didn't want. All details were handled so well and the communication was great as well I cannot recommend this mortuary more ! Truly one of the best experiences with what was a very sad moment. You will be well taken care of.

Premier was so amazing! They attended to all of our needs. They were compassionate and thoughtful…read more I would highly recommend them.

Premier Funeral Services was so wonderful as we put our mother to rest. The hospital recommended…read morethem to us and we could not be more grateful. Not only were they extremely compassionate and understanding they went so above beyond. They literally helped us through everything even beyond the funeral - both with insurance companies and the hospital. We had two services - one in Utah and one back East. Jared and his team helped coordinate everything including working with the funeral home in Boston. They helped with all the forms needed. But more importantly they are so kind and nice. They truly make you feel like your family is their family. Under such difficult circumstances I could not imagine a more professional and loving funeral home. They do go beyond and are wonderful people. We are grateful for Premier Funeral at our most difficult time.

Words cannot express how grateful we are to Olpin Family Mortuary for helping us through a very…read moredifficult time. Kindness, compassion, care, professionalism, patience, and understanding are all words that come to mind. My dad was treated with the utmost respect. Jayden, Patti, Paul, and Klein were incredible. We can't thank them enough.

This was my second experience with Lance Nelson and his staff. This recent experience included the…read morefact that my wife died in Illinois, but was to be buried in Heber City. The advice we received in who to work with here was perfect and fit seamlessly with the transport and care of her body later in Provo. Eric and others worked patiently and ideally with our seven children's various assignments for the planning processes, even though they each lived in different states and the viewing, funeral, and burial were all in Heber City. Our daughters were patiently and encouragingly included in the dressing of their mother at the center in Provo, which I witnessed and appreciated for the kind and tender care for them and for the deceased. The programs were designed and printed very well. We recommend Nelson Family Mortuary and the care by the staff involved without hesitation.

They are so kind and genuinely care about the families who have lost a loved one. Quick to respond…read moreand help in every thing you need when a death happens unexpectedly. They treated my friend with the utmost respect and care.

Larkin provided services were performed professionally and made every effort to maintain dignity…read moreand confidentiality. All services and personnel exceeded expectations. The staff were very helpful and accommodating. We will use Larkin for any future needs.

From the owner: Larkin Mortuary has built a legacy in the Salt Lake valley since 1885, totaling over 135 years of…read moreservice. Our family-owned business boasts 6 generations of Larkins devoted to serving Utah families during their time of need.

Starting off firstly with staff. They were chkld, unfeeling and rather rude with every interaction…read morewe had. We were not having a funeral, but having my grandpa transferred to Colorado to be with his wife. After paying everything and being assured that was it, we received another bill for $1300 for "funeral services" which we did not have. If you have a choice, avoid this mortuary at all costs. You'll get better results and a kinder, more caring staff elsewhere.

It looks like these guys might be good for funerals, but if you are not having services, they are…read morecold and uncaring to say the least. In this instance it was someone who just wanted to be cremated and not have services. They were horrible! They still made a couple thousand dollars on this, (picking up the body and transporting to cremation site, and the cremation) yet they acted like it was a nuisance for them. They tried to sell an expensive urn, when they were told it wasn't needed, the attitude got even worse. They said they would call after the cremation was done. They never did! When they were contacted they said "oh yeah, he's done". When the ashes were picked up, after paying the bill, they reached under the desk pulled up a cardboard box and dropped it on the desk and said "here you go". I have lived in Lehi since 1979 and had always planned on using Wing when the time came. After the way they treated my children during this difficult time for them, I will use anyone but them. They should be ashamed of the way they treated them. At the very least be kind and show compassion, they are working with people who have suffered a great loss! Just because they aren't paying for expensive services doesnt mean you ignore their pain. They were disrespectful during the entire process. Evidently, the level of care and concern, comes with what you're end price tag is at wing mortuary. My Friend who had her dog cremated was treated much better, and her dogs ashes were treated with much more respect. How sad is that.