My father recently passed away After a short battle with…read morecancer. We needed a straight up cremation service. We weren't looking for anything fancier. On the recommendation of a friend, My mom chose Wages and Sons. After reading some positive reviews, I agreed that they were the one. The facility was decorated ornately Although some might call it cluttered. Either way, it's a funeral home. I couldn't help it when I shuddered. We were doing a memorial elsewhere, So they worked with us on the price. I assume that they do that a lot. But my mom thought it was nice. My brother in law was there for the viewing Since none of us were up to the task. He actually volunteered to do it. It was way more than I would have asked. They were expedient with the cremation. Soon we picked up his ashes. It's hard to believe that he's gone. It's amazing how quickly life flashes. The next day we held a celebration of life At my father's favorite restaurant. It was a beautiful send off. I know it's everything he would want. I have to say thank you to Kent. He was gentle in handling our grief. Having dad well taken care of Provided us all with much relief.

Very caring and helpful with the cremation of my Mother. I have never lost anyone that close to me…read moreand the process was not as stressful as I had imagined. Thank you for your kind services.

If I could give them zero stars I would. Highly recommend you go with another funeral home as they…read moreare most unprofessional. My son died unexpectedly Thursday and I spoke with the "funeral director" that evening and told him that he would be ready to be picked up after 12 pm Friday. The funeral home outsourced that and they Deere not able to pick him up. I asked them to call me Monday and let me know he had been picked up so we can plan the service and internment. Over the weekend I reiterated the hope that we would receive information as to when he might be ready so we could move forward. Monday morning I received an email saying he was scheduled to be picked up and they would notify me when they had him. I contacted them at 4 pm and called them at 4:45 and was told "I had you on my list of things to do before I went home." He then looked for the first time and confirmed that my son had indeed arrived at 2 pm. And now he could not give me a date when he would be ready because they needed to pull together documents for my signature before they can schedule anything. He could not even give me a timeframe Having to deal with such incompetence during our time of grief is sickening. So do yourself a favor and find a more professional funeral home during your time of need

We have just interned our 9th family member at Floral Hills. The staff provided EXCELLANT service…read moreand showed great compassion and caring for our needs and wishes. One member even left a bottle of french vanilla coffee creamer for the service which he had promised to do when we were there to make arrangements. Promises made, promises kept. We highly recommend Floral Hills for all your needs to make a sad situation a lot more easier to deal with. Thank you to everyone there!

I rarely leave reviews and rarely deal with the death of loved ones, I'm an only child of a single…read moreparent with no children. This was hard, but the lovely couple at Plummer Funeral Home were not only accommodating but just regular folk. They were understanding of my loss and had spoke to my parent before they passed, as they wanted to be certain everything was as they planned. They were able to send faxes and provide me with all that needed for the future probate court needs. They were also not what I expected in a funeral home, they were actually homey. I felt like I was being assisted by people who respected my loss but could have been family. Thank you Plummer Funeral Home for being the least stressful part of a challenging time. My only regret is waiting so long to post this review.

From the owner: At Plummer Funeral Home, our mission is to provide superior Service (Officium); Dignity (Dignitate)…read moreto the deceased; and Compassion (Misericordia) for the bereaved.

I cannot say enough good things about Crowell Brothers Funeral Home, especially Mr. Bradley…read moreLedford. My friend recently lost her grandmother, who had raised her from the age of 8 and whom she had spent the last five years caring for. Her grandmother's final wishes were to be cremated, and we were determined to honor those wishes. Unfortunately, we initially encountered significant obstacles involving the next of kin, including difficult and traumatic family circumstances as well as callous treatment from Flanigan's. When we came to Crowell Brothers, the difference in service was immediately apparent. Our experience with Flanigan's had left us feeling dismissed and discouraged, while Mr. Bradley approached the situation with patience, compassion, and a genuine willingness to help. Mr. Bradley listened to the entire situation with compassion and understanding. He did not judge my friend for the complicated circumstances surrounding her family. Instead, he focused on finding solutions and helping us navigate the situation. This was in stark contrast to our experience with Flanigan's, where we felt that our circumstances were not treated with the care or sensitivity they deserved. Mr. Bradley offered to take on contacting the next of kin himself. He answered all of my questions, explained the possible courses of action, and was incredibly persistent in getting the information and cooperation we needed to move forward. At a time when we were already dealing with grief, stress, and uncertainty, having someone knowledgeable who was willing to take the situation seriously and help us navigate it meant more than I can put into words. Rather than making the process more difficult, as our earlier experience had, Mr. Bradley helped make it manageable. What stood out most was that we never felt like a burden or like we were simply a transaction. We felt like he genuinely cared about helping us honor this woman's final wishes. That level of personal attention and compassion was something we had not experienced with Flanigan's. Mr. Bradley truly went above and beyond. The kindness, compassion, patience, and guidance we received from Crowell Brothers were exactly what you hope for from a funeral home during one of the most difficult times in your life. The contrast between the two experiences could not have been clearer: Flanigan's made an already painful situation feel more difficult, while Mr. Bradley and Crowell Brothers gave us reassurance, support, and practical help when we needed it most. I am incredibly grateful that we found Crowell Brothers, and I would wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone who needs funeral services. They showed us what compassionate service should look like.

I cannot say enough great things about Crowell Brothers Funeral Home. From my initial conversation…read morewith Sam to all the accommodations, consistent communication, empathy towards us as we transition to this new phase was impeccable. I hope I do not have to do another funeral anytime soon but if I did I would only use them! Thank you for a beautiful home going for my dad!

To the Entire Team at Gregory B. Levett & Sons Funeral Homes & Crematory…read moreWith special thanks to Mr. Donzell Hennigan, Veronica, and all the staff behind the scenes On behalf of the entire King family, we want to extend our deepest and most heartfelt thanks for the love, professionalism, and dedication you showed during the most emotional time of our lives. Planning the funeral of our beloved mother, Lorna Yvonne King, from overseas was not easy -- but your team made every single step feel manageable, respectful, and personal. From all the phone calls you took from abroad, to your willingness to listen, guide, and gently support us, you made us feel like more than clients -- you made us feel like family. To Mr. Donzell Hennigan -- your leadership, compassion, and incredible attention to detail turned a difficult day into something beautiful. You brought calm where there was grief, and excellence where there could have been overwhelm. Your heart made all the difference. To Veronica -- thank you for your warmth, your patience, and the many calls and messages you responded to with kindness. You were a key part of making things run smoothly, and your presence truly mattered. And to every member of your team -- from those we met to those behind the scenes -- thank you for your grace, your coordination, your care with every flower, every arrangement, every movement. The service was one of a kind, and it was everything we hoped it would be for our mum. Thank you for honouring her. Thank you for holding us. Thank you for doing your work with such beautiful professionalism. With endless gratitude, Michael, Jennifer, Barbara, Miajazz, Denzel and the King Family

Donzell is truly PHENOMENAL with his expertise with assisting me on yesterday services. He was so…read moreamazing in making sure I was informed on all the areas good and bad. He lifted my spirit when I was feeling really down and assisted me same day walk in. Thank you. He was so patient and kind in making sure my desires for my mom were met and addressed. I look forward to working with him at this difficult time in my life. And primarily because of his genuine care and interest. He expressed so much gratitude; amazing soul

Attended a most beautiful funeral at this venue. Of course, the family of this amazing deceased…read morelady was in charge of the program. The business was very accomodating. The chapel was clean, had sparkling crystal chandeliers (they were very clean), and the stain glass windows were simple but nice. Black piano in the lobby added a very classy touch, and contributed to the nice atmosphere. Seems like there were a lot of friendly employees available to assist quests. Also, it seems like the venue was able to house an other service simultaneously. I'm very impressed with the entire business. There were monitors on the wall that were reflecting some family memories. However, great bonuses were the acoustic in the room and well working microphones so the quest could actually follow the beautiful seremon and the lovely songs performed by the mourning family members. Parking lot was not paved but at least there was enough parking. There were some parking spaces on the street as well.

I just called to let them know I was riding by and I saw one of the windows on the limousines down…read more And this lady answered the phone and called herself Brittaney. Very rude very short and very disappointing to call a funeral home and get this attitude. She didn't know if I was calling to get service or checking on service that had already been rendered. She does not need to be answering anyone's phone.

We worked up an appetite walking the grounds of the Decatur Cemetery, using one of their printed…read moreguides to find the interesting residents here. We did notice four different errors in the guide, so there's that. The Decatur Cemetery is the oldest known publicly owned burial ground in metro Atlanta, believed to predate the city's 1823 incorporation. Rich and poor, free and slave, and yes, quite a few CSA soldiers laid to rest here. Most of the walkways are easily walkable but some are not. If you're mobility challenged, there is still quite a lot that is accessible. Military veterans, legislators, congressmen, authors and judges. Even one of the delegates to the Secession Convention. This is well worth your time to visit. Please be respectful as this is an active cemetery and there are people here encountering their own personal losses. [Review 234 of 2025 - 803 in Georgia - 23798 overall]

This is a popular place to exercise it seems. There's a lot of rolling hills. People were playing…read morefetch with their dogs among the graves which I think is kinda disrespectful, if not asking to be haunted, but you do you. You can drive your car in and park to the side of the road, considerately. I rode my bike through the paths which was peaceful. It's also a nice place to watch the sun set. There's a few geocaches here if you're into that. Obviously, there's super old historical graves as well. Anyway, if you like Oakland Cemetery, you should check the Decatur Cemetery out.

Words cannot express our gratitude to Crowell Brothers Funeral Home. Sam and his team took the…read moreextra mile to heart as our family grieved and tried to give our dad the utmost honor and respect. They helped us navigate every decision with empathy, acted as a steady guide, and managed every logistical detail seamlessly, including arrangements for full military honors. Crowell Brothers staff showed a level of dedication and efficiency that is rare, taking care of personal arrangements and honoring our unique family in a very short timeframe. They made us feel like family.

Very disappointed with our experience. I called while a close family member was actively…read moretransitioning and just needed basic guidance. The woman who answered (I believe her name was Lynn) was dismissive, loudly huffing and sighing and made me feel like my questions were a burden. She took my number and said a funeral director would call me back. After two hours with no call back, I called again and had to leave another message with the answering service. When someone named Sam finally called back, I asked for a cremation quote to share with family. The price was extremely high and didn't include a private viewing. When I expressed concern, his tone felt like the conversation was a waste of time. I was going to ask about burial options, but the overall experience completely turned me off from using them. We ended up going with Roswell Funeral Home instead.