My family use Josh Anderson and Jh Anderson when my nephew was killed he did a very good job on my…read morenephew body but so much as doctors call it (bed side manner) Josh Anderson dropped the ball...after my sister had a signed contract with this company Josh Anderson told her at the visitation he need more money by 5pm or he will not perform the funeral the next day..my sister paid him more money which she over paid for the funeral. Jsh wrote her a check and his own bank would not cash it. He made promise after promise and 2 months later she still did not receive the money he owes her. Long story short this company and Josh Anderson preys on families at there weakest time to benifit themselves. I would never use him or his company again and I suggest you all do research before picking a company for your family needs

Don't work or do business with J.H. Anderson. I used to work for his company and he is very shady…read more He lied and said that I was an employee when I was working for him and turned around and said that I was independent contractor and sent me a 1099 form after I had quit. The IRS has already determined in a letter that they sent to me that I was an employee for J.H. Anderson, not an independent contractor. Also, I noticed a lot of people including people that I know that have done business with J.H. Anderson have had bad experiences dealing with him including his customers who rode in his limousines, funeral customers, and former employees. Some of these complaints have been posted online. I myself had filed several complaints against him and other people I know are also taking legal action against J.H. Anderson. Avoid J.H. Anderson like the plague that he is.

Jeremiah was a blessing in the process of caring for my grandmothers end of life needs. Every…read moreaspect was professional. Communication was impeccable, and genuine heart evident. It was a beautiful service and care for her. Even through the challenges Croley was perfect.

This review is difficult for me because it involves (this) funeral home, which -- in my opinion --…read moretook advantage of my father, an 82-year-old veteran who mistakenly sent the body of his wife here. Their charges for this small mistake cost him about the same price as his mortgage. In full disclosure, I previously posted a negative review about this place. The owner messaged me, and I took down the review to do more research. (Notice his comment here. Not accurate, but whatever. Notice as well that he just responded to a negative review that is years old. That tells me a lot.) That's only fair. Though I inject my opinions in every review (Isn't that what we do?), I would never offer up slanderous or libelous comments here. I'm a former award-winning journalist, and I totally believe in the truth. The truth about Welch Funeral Home is that the owner, during our texts, asked me what I considered to be reasonable for about 10 hours in his freezer and a five-mile ride to the proper funeral home. -- I gave him my answer (hourly wage, price of gas, etc.). His answer? "Slander away." (I have the screenshots for anyone who is interested or considering this business.) The bottom line: He seemed more concerned about a Yelp review than he did righting the situation. I paid the $1,500, and I can afford it. What I cannot afford is the intense stress and pain that the "Cammack Family" caused my family. As I said in my original review, they have a gross lack of empathy and integrity -- at least in our case. I knew the original owners of this funeral home. They owned empathy and integrity. Further, if there were a $1,500 mishap, they would not have spent their time requesting a phone call (such as Blake asked for from me), and they would not have spent hours arguing with family members about how they have to charge everyone the same price to pay off a freezer, such as they told my step-brother and sister in-law. The funeral business must be extremely tough ... at least for those who like and feel for people during their darkest hours. I don't get the feeling that the new Welch Funeral Home ("The Cammack Family -- Longview and Marshall") share my sentiments. Funerals are a huge decision. This place might well do a great job at preparation, services and burials. But God forbid that your 80-something year old family member accidentally send someone here for a few hours. Not only will you pay out of your pocket, but the surviving spouse will be left in unnecessary emotional despair. Shame on you, Blake -- and the "Cammack Family." Enjoy your $1,500.

The staff at welch funeral home were all very professional and very attentive to our families'…read moreneeds. The family room that they set up with pictures and flowers was over and above.

Some of the nicest people I have ever worked with. Heather is amazing and helped so much with the…read moreprocess. We live across the state and she made everything go smoothly and I feel went above and beyond. We also got to meet with the owners and they were so nice and helpful. If you are in need of a funeral home, this one is at the top of the list.

From the owner: Lowe Funeral Home is the successor to Cain Funeral Home which was established in Quitman, Texas in…read morethe 1930's. Gaston Cain and the Cain Family owned and operated the business until the 1980's. Dwayne and Lucy Lowe purchased the funeral home in February 1990 and continued to serve the families of Quitman and Wood County, Texas. In April of 2021, Richard and Rebecca Gardner purchased Lowe Funeral Home and are pleased to be able to continue the legacy of service the firm has always provided.