My wife's grandparents are buried here so we've been multiple times to see them. I am always…read moreimpressed with the grounds and how well maintained everything is. If you go onto their website it is very informative with regards to what you are allowed to leave behind on loved ones markers, how long they leave flowers out before collecting them as well as what to do if you have a headstone in need of repair. It's an extremely peaceful area, away from any major freeway noise and as it's veterans and their loved ones buried here it's nice to see how well everything is preserved and respected.

Jesse, Thank you hugely from the bottom of my heart to you and all your staff for the care, love…read moreand support that you all provided to me from many many miles away, you all were amazing and made this a smooth process for me in the time where my heart hurts the most and that is grieving the loss of my father!! I live in California and my father lives in Leavenworth KS. You can imagine the stress so many miles away.. Jesse was excellent!! I highly recommend Leavenworth National Cemetery to all!! May God bless you all for the kindness given to us families

Our family selected Hidden Valley in a rushed situation but we are confident that we received…read moresuperior care. The staff listened and met our family's needs and desires. Our decision which funeral home to use had to be done outside of business hours. We appreciated the straightforwardness of the website which was one of the major contributing factors besides location. Once we met in person the information was accurate and we could rely on the staff to walk us through an unfamiliar situation. The video service was very worthwhile. It was an easy process to drop photos and small video clips. The final presentation was well done and available on DVD and thumb drives to ensure options for service.

From the owner: Every person is unique and we believe the best way to celebrate a life-well-lived is to have the…read moreservice be a reflection of that uniqueness. We encourage our families to find those ways that truly reflect the life of their loved one. We enjoy looking for new ideas, specialty caskets, and other items to help you create the service that captures the personality and spirit of your loved one. Our family-owned, locally operated funeral homes offer a variety of Funeral Service options, from Traditional Services to Graveside Services as well as complete Cremation Services. All can be tailored to the individual they celebrate.

My cousin passed away 09/28/2025 and I shop around for the best price possible. Only one other…read moreplace was cheaper but I felt more comfortable here with our phone conversation. They are cremation service only when all is said and done but will provide viewing services if you'd like. Lots of options for urns and catalogs available. They will answer any questions asked.

I lived in Texas and I missed a death of my mother. I asked these people if I could see her before…read moreshe was cremated they said yes, but it would cost me $250. There was no compassion.

I don't know where to begin, my brother in law was murdered and had no insurance…read more.. We were torn in a thousand different directions feeling pressured to make every single decision immediately! Lucy and her team were phenomenal! From the kindness to the generosity, knowledge, resources, humor, help with things that were not in their job descriptions! The honesty and sincerity to the delicacy of our situation! I could go on forever! If I am ever in a situation similar to this, they will be the first ones I call and the first I will recommend to everyone!!!

This is regarding a cemetery for which Park Lawn is responsible. Glenridge Cemetery. Owned, I…read morebelieve by Henry DeVry or Hank DeVry. For Memorial Day, he had a ground crew do the once a year spruce up the cemetery because people will be coming event. It looked decent this year except for several flat stones had mower tire track mud on them, including a couple of my loved ones. I would have cleaned off the mud from my vehicle, I had already put away my cleaning supplies, rake, broom, brush, weed eater from when I was there a couple of days ago since, in my opinion, the place isn't properly taken care of like it should be so I have to take care of the ones I love myself. Like it used to be when the Johnson's were caretakers. They did an immaculate job maintaining the cemetery. Again, only my opinion, Hank DeVry/#Henry DeVry is a fraud. He acts all caring when you are making funeral plans, choosing a casket (cha-ching) but put one little complaint about the property he is supposed to maintain, he will not hesitate to call you on the phone, bitching at you so loud it makes your teeth rattle, DEMANDING, not requesting, you remove your complaint. That happened to a friend of mine whose husband is at Glenridge Cemetery. It makes me want to vomit. Hank, you could have had the lawn people or someone or possibly you (I think you believe you live in the real Camelot so you probably think cleaning a sign is beneath you) clean the rules of the cemetery sign because it's still filthy, as is the pond. I guess they did an okay job but I find it disrespectful to run over a flat headstone with muddy mower tires and not clean it up. Shame on you. When will you grow a pair and treat the deceased and their families at Glenridge Cemetery with decency and respect? At your age, never, I'm afraid. Please try.

First class customer service and accommodating staff. They went above any beyond to make our…read moregrandmothers service special.

If you have been unfortunate enough to have to make funeral arrangements you have probably had the…read moredispleasure of coming face to face with some to the sleaziest and shameless individuals you might ever meet. Most have no qualms about playing on your grief and weakened state to hit you with markups and up charges. If you are in a place where you can pay attention to details you quickly learn that you should never order anything (flowers, catering, car service, etc) from the funeral home. They tend to average 200% - 800% markups. This is especially true where the casket is concerned. Luckily for me a friend had been though this and pointed me to this business. Direct Casket Outlet despite the sound of its name is a small locally owned business. It is a bit out of the way to find, but worth the trip. The husband and wife that own it handle pretty much everything them selfs so there is little risk of anything falling though the cracks. They were patient and understanding. It was very clear that their only focus was on what we needed and what they could do to help us. Not only did they NEVER push us to spend more they actually talked us into spending $1000 less! Let me repeat that. They knowingly gave up an additional $1000 just because they did not believe it was in our interest to spend it! That is a VERY rare thing to find any more. This is not anything I look forward to going though again, but when it does happen this where I will be going. Not just for the casket, but for recommendations for funeral homes and anything else we might need. I was that impressed and trust them that much!

Recently I suddenly lost my younger brother who is a single father of three children ages 18, 14,…read moreand 12. After learning the devastating news my mother and I began the horrible task of funeral planning. At the time we were deciding between a casket or a cremation. His oldest son accompanied us to the casket store but we told him to wait outside in the car.. As my mother and I sat down at the table with one of the owners (the older one) he was very abrupt in speech and did not seem at all sympathetic to our situation. For him it was business as usual I suppose. When we told him we may need a specialized casket b/c my brother happened to be obese, the older owner said, "Oh yeah, I heard we had a big boy in. How much did he weigh? Whew!!!" "That's a big dude!" My mother and I gasp at his boldness. By that time my nephew had walked in to ask a question and heard what the owner said. My nephew said, "How rude!" and walked back out. A phone call was made to the funeral home that held my brother to find out what size casket would be needed to accommodate the bigger size. Again this owner was very uncaring in his demeanor and non nonchalant as to whether he would be able to help or not. About that time some more customers came in and he turned his attention away from us and went to go help the incoming customers. The younger co-owner took over from there. I voiced my concerns about the behavior of the older owner. There were apologies on his behalf, however we did not feel the need to purchase any items from the casket store. We left the store feeling bruised and insulted. I don't plan to step foot in store again.