The service from Frazier Mason Funeral Home was awesome. Mr. Taylor and his staff picked my mother…read morebody from the home and was able the meet with family to make arrangement for her service. We was able to view my mother body the day before the funeral. She looked like she was sleeping. Mr. Taylor and his staff was not only compassionate to my family they was professional. They even check on us after the service. I am extremely pleased with our service.

I used this funeral home to take care of the loss of my mother. They were able to resolve my case…read moreon short notice and took care of everything our family needed.

We had a sudden death in the family, and we did not know who to contact for funeral services. We…read moreare so thankful that Adams Funeral Home was there in our time of need. They took care of every detail in a very respectful, professional, and timely manner. They were able to make our difficult situation far less stressful, which was a huge relief for our family. Thank you Adams Funeral Home.

My family has used Adams Funeral Home for years, we have always been satisfied with their service…read more People see what they want to see, especially when they don't visit their loved ones often or don't see them for 10 or 20 years or until they die. I'm a good friend of Jeanette's and I was at that funeral 3 years ago. You can hide behind your computer but I know who you are. Shame on you for trying to slander these people as hard as they worked for your family. Stay in Indiana where you belong.

Ms. M. Robinson was so incrediably helpful, kind and respectful. She is absolutely wonderful!! I've…read morehad the opportunity to work with her with my Father- in law and Grandmother. Both experiences were extremly pleasant and helpful, Ms. Robinson made a difficult time easier. She extended Grief Counceling, her calm gentle and professional presence easied my families grief. She explained Death Certificates process and handled my loved ones remains with care, not to mention the prices are very reasonable. I would most definetly recommed Tri-State. The make you feel like family.

Once you get past the exterior "strip mall" appearance of the building and get inside, you will…read morefind a very caring and efficient operation. My wife died and I wanted a "direct cremation." That is no ceremony, no viewing, just let Tri-state pick up the remains from the hospital and return them to me in a suitable container. I am sure Tri-state offers more elaborate funerals. But, direct cremation was my preference. And frankly I cannot think of anything they could have done better given that. Dignified, courteous, caring, efficient, and affordable. I highly recommend them.

I highly recommend Dunn & Son Funeral Home to everyone in the DMV area. The entire staff was truly…read moreoutstanding. Theresa Dunn and her daughter, Brianna, are two of the most gracious and compassionate people I have ever met. I first met Theresa in 2014 when my family entrusted Dunn & Son Funeral Home with my mother's services, and then again the following year for my grandmother. Most recently, I had to bury my daughter, and once again, everyone showed my family so much kindness, care, and compassion during one of the hardest moments of our lives. The staff was amazing not only to me, but also to my granddaughters, who could not stop talking about how wonderful Brianna was to them. It brings tears to my eyes to say that I trusted no one else with my precious daughter's remains except Theresa and Brianna Dunn. They treated her with dignity, love, and respect, and made her look absolutely beautiful. I am forever grateful for the comfort and care they provided to my family. I trust them completely and wholeheartedly recommend their services.

Not sure I would use them. They lost ashes of small child at cremation or gave them to wrong…read morepeople. Not sure how this can happen if you have this much experience. Would love to know outcome of lawsuit

I would not recommend Marshall-March funeral home to anybody based off of our experience with…read moreVicky. The funeral home is supposed to make the planning process for families easier. Vicky had dropped the ball at every single turn. 1. Three different dates were offered to have the service, April 21, 24, or 25th. Vicky stated that she was going to contact the cemetery to coordinate a date and follow up with us by Wednesday. Wednesday came and we had not heard from Vicky. We had to call the cemetery ourselves to coordinate a date. Then upon calling Vicky to follow-up ourselves, we were told that one of the dates we tried to go with was given away. The date she offered was given away while we waited on Vicky to do something that she never even did. That was the first strike. 2. The online obituary. The family was never asked for a picture or obituary to put on the Marshall-March website. On the website, there was a generic picture. For the family to have never had to plan a funeral before, the immediate family was unaware that that was apart of the process. We reached out to Vicky who then requested the photo and obituary. The picture was submitted via email. The night before the funeral, the obituary had still not been updated. I called Vicky about 9:40pm about this, to which she responded that she would check her email. That night, it was finally updated. The night before the service. 3. While we gathered for the final viewing the day before the service, the people did not even have a picture of our loved one to try to get the makeup right. Why? Because Vicky didn't check her email for the photo until that night. Upsettingly, our loved one did not look like herself at all. I know that a better job could have been done because I've witnessed it with other loved ones, and they looked like themselves, no matter how much time passed. While at the final viewing, Vicky never once stepped foot in to greet the family and make sure everything was okay. She was there at the office while we were there. We texted her for information about the time of the car's arrival the next day and she read the message while we were there and never responded. We had to ask someone else who worked there to confirm the time for the car. 4. The last issue was the programs. We supplied our own programs. The viewing started at 10am, service at 11am. Why on earth would the funeral home tell us that programs were not being passed out until almost 11? Why? If we are requested the programs at the viewing, why wait? Typically, the programs should be handed out at the time of viewing or as people walk in. There are some people who just come to the viewing for religious reasons or other and they also deserve a program. That on top of everything else just added to the frustration we were already feeling. I know that not everyone at Marshall March provides bad service like this, but we could never recommend them to anyone based off of our experience. SN: The gentleman that drove the car and transported us to and from the funeral was exceptional. He provided excellent service and was super accommodating, except for when he beat the family riding in the car inside of the repast for food lol. I'd give 1/5 stars for Vicky's service. I'm sorry but this is how we feel.

Marshall-March Funeral Home provided outstanding service to our family during a difficult time…read more They picked up where Stuart Funeral Home failed and moved with urgency, respect, and professionalism. They emailed the hospital release form right away and arranged to bring my husband into their care the same day. They also scheduled an appointment for our family the very next day to begin planning arrangements. Norman Whitted was exceptional. He stayed professional, showed empathy, and guided us with patience. He confirmed when my husband was safely in their care, handled paperwork with the insurance company, and coordinated military honors with care and attention. The entire staff treated our family with respect from start to finish. My husband looked peaceful and well prepared, which meant a lot to us. * Fast, responsive support the same day * Clear communication and follow through * True empathy and patience * Professional staff at every step * Help with insurance and military honors * Excellent preparation and presentation of my husband They exceeded our expectations. I strongly recommend Marshall-March Funeral Home to any family seeking compassionate and professional service. Sincerely, the Gasaway Family

John T. Rhines helped us bury my dad in 2004, and so they were the natural place for us to turn to…read moreupon my mother's recent death. Patricia Latimore is a professional in every respect. She is conscientious and detail oriented. She responded to every single question of mine promptly, and was my calm in a very stressful time for me. She and Mr. Smith were so attentive to our family and they lightened our burden tremendously. You can't go wrong with choosing Rhines Funeral Home.

Not all veterans are buried in Arlington Nation Cemetery. Some are buried in State veteran cemetery…read moresuch as this one. They have been burying veterans here since 1978. There are almost 30,000 Maryland veterans laid to rest on this 112 acre grounds. It is open from 8 to 5 everyday and they conduct abut 825 burials each year. You will notice the beautiful flags flying in the wind as you enter the grounds. Unfortunately, the welcome center is closed due to COVID which was awesome. It has a rest room and a grave locator kiosk to help you locate a grave that you are looking for. Now they provide you with a website that you can look up the grave site that you are looking for. The cemetery grounds are well maintained and marked. I was easily able to find the grave that I was looking for. This place is very respectful and somber. The staff and grounds keeps are always very friendly when I interact with them.

My father's burial was Tuesday November 25, 2025. Once arriving, we had to gather 6 pallbearers and…read moreescort him into the chapel. He did receive the horn and the folding of the US Flag which was presented to the family. Our six pallbearers transferred him back into the hearse where we were able to follow it around to the backhoe that was waiting. We observed four men remove him from the hearse and place him on what looked like two concrete slabs. He was tossed around due to the unsteadiness of these men. Next he was hoisted up by the bucket of the backhoe by straps that I thought were going to snap. Then we watch them lower him down into the concrete casing, tossing him around like a rag doll. They then raise him up again for his journey to his burial site. Once again he was being jerked and swayed. So praying that they reached his final resting place in tact. In my eyes he was being treated like roadkill. Such a disservice to a man that served his country as a Marine and was so proud to be one. It was horrific and so traumatic to watch. The lack of Respect and Honor that he clearly was NOT given. I am truly appalled and disgusted with the treatment he received. All the men and women that have served this country DESERVE a burial of the utmost high. Clearly NOT given here. For future reference, please if these continue to be your practices, do not let the families witness. How hard is it to set up a tent, have the machine in place that lowers the casket down slowly and steady? This is the least that can be done to HONOR those that HONORED this country

I had an excellent experience with hillcrest. coming all way from Florida, everything that day I…read moreput my mother to her final resting day, went beyond perfect. the planning and care by M's Dawn was very professional and caring. Thanking you so much....

Dawn Moyer of Hillcrest Memorial Gardens in Annapolis, MD went ABOVE and BEYOND in providing the…read moreKINDEST, MOST PROFESSIONAL experience in planning the burial of my dear husband of 34 years. Her PATIENCE and COMPASSION provided the BEST POSSIBLE SUPPORT during the worst time of my life. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND Hillcrest Memorial Gardens as it provides a PEACEFUL and SERENE ATMOSPHERE for future visitation of our loved ones, while the BEAUTIFUL BRONZE and GRANITE COMPANION MARKER can be personalized with Terms of Endearment and Perpetual Care that WILL LAST A LIFETIME! Blessings! Robin Whaley Dulaney