I was very happy with Phillips-Robinson I live out of town and was worried about taking care of…read morearrangements for my loved one. PR was extremely helpful and understanding. They handled everything we needed.

The employees are very professional and did a great job for my friends funeral…read more The Funeral Home is very clean and beautiful

I posted a review but I guess I got the wrong I'm gonna try this again. my name is Kathy…read moreChandler and I live in Watertown, Tennessee and my husband of 52 years passed away June 16.. my husband was picked up by hunters funeral home and delivered to Parlow funeral home for cremation.. I decided after about four days to go 's and ask if I could visit with my husband for 10 or 15 minutes. I parked on the side where the double glass doors are and I went in and I got to a long hallway and I looked left. I didn't see anyone so I went down the hall toward the front of the building, knocking on the asking is there anybody here? Is there anybody here? I found no one so I had heard people talking at the other end of the hall with a single glass door went out into a parking lot. I proceeded down that hallway and when I got to the glass doors, a woman, a blonde, middle-aged woman let me at the door and open the door and her first question was to me." How did you get in here?" I told her that I had come through the double doors on the side parking lot and she proceeded to act like I was lying and said the man that just left has just locked all these doors.. so trying to lighten the mood a bit. I said well I assure you I open those doors before I came through them. She either did not get the humor or didn't think it was humorous she said what can I do for you and I proceeded to tell her my husband is here and I would like to visit with him for approximately 15 minutes. I told her how long we were married, and that he had passed away On 16 June. So she asked me what his name was and I said Jeff Chandler., well she said to me we do not have a Jeff Chandler here. And I said to her yes you do he's here., and she proceeded to tell me that she answers the upfront and she would know if he was here, so I told her Hunter's funeral home picked him up in Gallatin and brought him here to be cremated. She said oh well if he's here he would be he's out in the back parking lot in a building in our 10 she man cooler., which wasn't a very good visual for me having my husband gone only four days. I just don't see necessary why she would've had to have told me that but anyway she said if he is here and it was a she told me if I wanted to see him that I would have to call funeral home and have them come pick him up and take him to Watertown and have him Prepped for visitation , I said to her that is not necessary. I just see him for a few minutes to tell him goodbye.. well she told me that that was not possible that I had to take it up with Hunter's and led me to the back door and more or less put me out to go and that was the end of it. Needless to say, I sit in the car and cried and cried as I looked at the crematory building thinking of him in a 10 person cooler with nine other people possibly just not a good situation.. I would really love to have an apology from this lady and let her know that that is really not the way you talk to people you don't start out with "what are you doing in here " like you broke into the place and in telling you that your husband's not there that she answers the phone and she would know if he was there when I'm trying to tell her yes he is here. Anyway, hopefully they have cameras or record and show exactly what the conversation was and when I came in the door and when I went out the door, etc., etc.. Thank you so much for taking the time to read this

This place was amazing they were very respectful and if we needed something or wanted something…read morethey were right there to fix it 10/10 I'm using this place for all my funeral needs

When my mother died, we relied on Crawford Mortuary & Cremation to pick up her body from the…read morehospital, conduct the cremation, and return her ashes to us. We were highly pleased with their services. Their representatives were courteous, dignified, and professional. Their costs were less than we had anticipated. Highly recommend.

The Hickory Chapel and Woodbine Funeral people are the BEST in the business…read more They have been responsible for handling the needs of many loved ones and friends down through the years and they have never let anyone down. Mr. Wendell Byrd is the best. A true professional. He knows what he is doing. He treats people with dignity and respect and his people follow his example. He has made many hard difficult times so much better.

Billy and Michael are wonderful at what they do! Highly recommend if you want compassionate,…read moreaffordable and top notch service. A+++++

I had no idea what to expect going through the process of losing someone...but the service at…read moreCompassion Cremation has exceeded my expectations. The kindness and knowledge of the staff has brought me so much comfort and relief in this process. I highly recommend the services here! Thank you, Billy, Michael, and Gloria, for their help and services to my family, I cannot express my gratitude enough!

Nashville oldest cemetery is a great place to learn about the history of the city. Tucked in…read moredowntown Nashville within walking distance to New Heights Brewery, sits these wonderful historic space. The grounds are beautifully landscaped with a variety of stately old gorgeous trees. The cemetery was also an arboretum featuring several varieties of trees spread throughout. Inside the cemetery you will find the final resting place of Nashville's first families including its founder, James Robertson. Two of Nashville's original Fisk Jubilee singers, Mabel Lewis Imes and Ella Shepard Moore are buried there. There is a lot to see in the almost 30 acre cemetery. It's a great place to take a leisure walk, read and observe the many unique tombstones. They have walking maps as well as oversized books scattered throughout to read and learn more about those interred there. The website is also a great resource for information: www.the nashvillecitycemetery.org. Every month on the Second Saturday at 10 am, the cemetery offers free themed tours. Also, special learning sessions on GPR (ground penetration radar), period gardening and tombstone cleaning is offered. In October, they host nightly lantern tours as well as a Living History Tour as a fundraiser. The NCC is the best value in Nashville because it's FREE. Free parking is also available inside the cemetery. The grounds are well maintained primarily by volunteers via the Nashville City Cemetery Association. The NCC does accept donations. Don't visit Nashville without visiting its first living outdoor museum.

Nashville City Cemetery is the oldest continuously operated public cemetery in Nashville,…read moreTennessee. It has been opened since 1822 and in those over two hundred years, the Nashville City Cemetery has found itself the final resting spot for many of Nashville's prominent citizens. Included in those buried here are four of Nashville's first settlers, several men who fought in the Revolutionary A War, four Confederate generals, countless Nashville mayors, a Tennessee governor and many more. To walk through this cemetery is to walk through history. One thing that I enjoy about cemeteries is that I am walking amongst the final resting spots of people who lived their lives. They laughed, they cried, the enjoyed good times and bad times. Some died old, some young, but here they rest in their eternal slumber. I would definitely recommend a visit here. The pages of history were written by those who rest here.

The spouse and I made our annual trip to Springhill Cementry to decorate gravesites of 10 family…read moremembers. When we arrived, we found one headstone broken; I was not a happy camper. At the business I met Gwyn Winstead the manager of operations. She explained they had experienced a horrific ice storm earlier in the year and the ice brought 100-year trees and limbs down on the gravesite resulting in damage. Ms. Gwyn explained the insurance company had recently settled a claim for damages and she assured me the gravesite would be repaired. To carry things a step further she insisted we show her exactly where the gravesite was. After she inspected the headstone and assured us the stone would be repaired, she asked if we'd like a tour of the grounds. Of course, we said yes! Ms. Gwyn was an excellent historian as well as tour guide. She answered many questions and solved mysteries I had wonder about my entire life. Ms. Gwyn commented as we started our tour, she loved her job; halfway through the tour it occurred to me, she was serious. Ms. Gwyn truly loves her job, loves Springhill and ensures the folks resting there are taken care of. The spouse and I have been in discussion for over a year as to where we should choose as a final resting place. We were considering Arkansas or California; neither were appealing. After our tour we almost said at the same time; this is the place. We told Ms. Gwyn our plan and she promptly introduced us to Tonja Hebrank who is a planning advisor. Ms. Tonja was AWESOME! extremely patient, suggested issues to address that never occurred to us. There was no pressure to purchase anything or to upgrade what we wanted. Ms. Gwyn and Ms. Tonja turned what was expected to be a depressing and morbid experience into a very pleasant and lighthearted experience; there were a few tears but there was also a lot of laughing and fellowship. When we left the Springhill business office, we felt good about our decision to be at Springhill, felt good with our purchase and most importantly felt good about the 2 individuals that helped guide us through the process. Ms. Gwyn and Ms. Tonja, these ladies are not pretentious; they love what they do, love serving families and that love radiates from them. To be honest; the entire experience was so pleasant I wouldn't mind doing it all over again!

My father 95 years( WWII vet) old lived in Nashville but move away 10 years ago. Two weeks ago he…read morerequested a release of assignment so he could be buried with his family. He contacted the life insurance company he purchased his policy from and they sent Terra Blessing at Spring Hill the "release of assignment" on 1/4/2022. I spoke with David Thain and he confirmed Terra had the paper work and she would call back. I have followed 5 time( today is 1/17/2022) and left messages but to no avail. I'm confused on why they would treat anyone this way. Please Terra simply call me back. Thank you. Follow up: Terra called me back shortly after this review was posted. Terra was polite and processed my dads request.

Greenwood Cemetery is a historic graveyard that can trace its beginning to 1888. It is a peaceful…read moreplace, a fitting place to call a final resting spot. I enjoy old graveyards, there is a reverence that was given to those who had passed and it is there where countless souls reside who have lived their sagas, tales of laughter and tears, of joy and triumph. If you find yourself in Nashville, check this place out.

I want to Thank Sandy for her help and kindness when I went and picked out a flower urn for a…read moreheadstone for a very special young man that I will forever love. Sandy's compassion and her words were so needed. I have been coming here for almost 16 years to visit this young man and have always been treated with a caring staff. Thank you!