It will be hard to accurately describe our experience with The staff at Heritage Memorial Chapel. A…read morefamilies contact with these folks is never going to be under pleasant circumstances; yet they immediately instill a sense of peace and you feel that you are making these difficult decisions with the assistance of your family. You feel that you are their top priority. You truly believe that with all your heart. Their services extend far beyond what is required to "get the job done". Each one of them was called to this mission of ministry. We, the Family of Glen Hagstrom, will be eternally grateful for their compassion and guidance. An example of how they make you feel like family? I have absolutely no doubt if I called any one of them for a ride because I'm stranded at the airport and they would come and get me! God bless each of them. They were certainly a blessing to us.

From the owner: Funeral Service of all types, Traditional, Graveside, Memorial, Cremation and Celebration of Life…read more Fully licensed funeral director and agent for United Heritage, taking care of all your pre-planning needs.

Chapel of the Valley in East Wenatchee is a great place to acquire peace of mind when you have a…read moredeath in the family. Becky is an angel on earth by helping us in time of need. When my wife passed away Becky was there for me one hundred per cent with care and comfort my family and I through difficult times. It is also a very beautiful place that makes you feel that you are in heaven.

I called to get current pricing on cremation. I told him it was looking for info for future need…read more He gave me a price of $1190. I tried to ask what this included, but he said they don''t do preplanning and hung up on me. I don't know that I've ever had such a rude encounter. Maybe he was having a bad day, but I won't be using them when the time comes.

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

Around 2018, when I was living in California, I developed a taste for exploring cemeteries as part…read moreof adventuring. The trend started with a graveyard containing a bunch of people that died from the plague, smallpox, and in mining accidents. I found the graves did a surprisingly good job preserving a feel and some history of the town they were located in. Venturing to Cashmere Cemetery, it was fun to see how the cemetery was laid out, what names were included and how they were grouped. Some people are placed next to others with the same surname, some appear placed randomly. This I might guess is proxemics. One side of the cemetery had more graves/headstones than the other. So people just might have chosen to place people next to each other. A little ways into the cemetery, on Monument Lane, are some vertical sites. There are paved lanes through the cemetery, which I found helpful. The spacing between gravesites is conducive to viewing the headstones and reading what is written there. Nice place just to see who is buried in Cashmere.

The staff were very kind and offered the services we needed at a price we could afford. What they…read morelack in frills they more than make up for in kindness and compassion.

The business was recently taken over by the wife who is the mortician, funeral director, and the…read morecemetery saxon. They speak Spanish and a bit of Russian. Very reasonably priced.

The woman that worked with us for arrangements after the passing of my father was only concerned…read more about how much money she could pump out of us. Every sentence ended with a dollar amount. She had no empathy at all.

Our family chose Kayser's Chapel of Memories because they had been recommended to us as the best…read morefuneral home in town. We made arrangements for my father's funeral well ahead of his passing in an effort to minimize having to plan anything after his death. Our initial visit to set up everything went well. But upon his passing, things went downhill. The representative who came to retrieve his body from our home was unprofessional and wanted to recap all of our plans in front of his still warm body. She was very tone deaf and didn't understand that we were deep in grief and didn't want to talk logistics while they zipped my father up in a bag. It was highly inappropriate. Then we came in to sign the contract and found out there would be extra fees to be present when his cremated remains were to be put into the mausoleum. The final straw came when phone calls starting coming in from friends and family that Kayser's would not accept flowers for his service. What funeral home doesn't accept flowers for a funeral? We chose them because they were "the best" but are experience was mediocre at best.