They did very very well in handling my mom's service. We had to adjust for a few things and…read moreultimately didn't use their service onsite, but at a church. They were so professional and caring, down to all the details. I'd highly recommend.

Incredible service, with so much kindness and respect that I was awash with gratitude. I went to…read moredecorate my parents' and family's grave sites for Memorial Day. Everything looked great, but I found my parents' headstone had sunk down to where silt filled in and ants had tunneled all around the edges. People passing by said I'd never get it fixed. When I reported the problems, a work order was immediately submitted to have the stone reset and the ant problem resolved. The employees I spoke with were cheerful and showed their concern. I went back just a few days later, and the site had never looked so fantastic. I was stunned. Even the grass was perfect all around the stone. THEN...a few days later I got a follow-up call from Wasatch Lawn to make sure I knew that the problems were all resolved. I didn't expect that! If I didn't already have a spot paid for, I'd be shopping for a "final resting" spot right now. Thanks so much, Wasatch Lawn, for being so prompt with your full support.

A small, simple, but pleasant cemetery in the Murray area. It's certainly out of the way. I had no…read moreidea it was there until I attended a graveside service. It's flat, and there are several large, mature trees so you've got shade and peace and quiet. It's best to access from 900 East. There's a small sign and uphill road that comes east off of 9th just south of 45th. Take that for a block or so and it appears on your left. Hopefully you're not out cruising Yelp to find cemeteries to go hang out in. Because it's creepy, that's why. But if you were, this small hidden one will do.

Actually, It is a very special place! A lot of my Family Members have been Buried There!…read more And more, Family Members will be Buried There. Here is a little education, First about the Name: E·ly·sian. [iliZH(ē)n, eliZH(ē)n, ilēZH(ē)n, ēliZH(ē)n] ADJECTIVE 1.of, relating to, or characteristic of heaven or paradise: "Elysian visions" synonyms: heavenly · paradisal · paradisiacal · celestial · divine. Next, This is , Maybe, Better know as one of Utah's best kept secrets! (People are dying to get in there! ) And I mean that most respectfully! There is a Spectacular view of Mt Olympus! I have been visiting there since my Grandmother passed away when I was 8 Years old! My Grandfather and I visited every Sunday with flowers from our own backyard that my Father So Lovingly planted each Year, I am now 59 Years Old, This Most Beautiful and Meaningful Place where my loved ones have been laid to rest, Has not aged! It is as though, A " Secret Garden" ! It still holds it's Humble Beauty after 51 Years! Those who truly know of the nature of this most humble blessed place, Know the way to get there, And they also feel, And are clearly aware of it being a place of peace, A place of calm, As related in it's name! As, " Heaven or Paradise! If one were to feel it to be otherwise, One does not belong in all of it's Majesty! Thank You Elysian Gardens, My most humble regards, The Little Boy, That was 8 , Now 59

Today, I received this in my mailbox from McDougall funeral home at 4330 South Redwood road in…read moreTaylorsville Utah 84123. I attempted to get hold of someone in charge at the funeral home and the unfortunate recipient of my phone call was Alfredo who was not able to transfer me to someone in charge of the funeral home. (Which I am assuming and actually already know are the McDougal family of funeral homes in Taylorsville Utah). I can't begin to express my distaste and displeasure of feeling violated by receiving this piece of junk mail in my mailbox today. Seriously, this violates any human and moral code of ethics as far as I'm concerned. I don't give a crap if you bought some permit and got a mailing list off the internet. Don't you EVER send this kind of GARBAGE to me or anyone else that's not soliciting your services. JESUS, DO YOU HAVE YOUR ADVERTISING COMPANY SITTING OUTSIDE OF HOSPITALS WAITING FOR PEOPLE TO DIE FROM THE CANCER CENTERS ETC? Shame on You. What a Classless, GREED DRIVEN thing to do https://photos.app.goo.gl/1PRPoYX52q9P1VsT6

McDougal did a fantastic job at my father-in-law's out of state funeral. The arrangements were…read moreseamless so we could focus family. Ron helped us with pre-planning and Darrin conducted the funeral beautifully. We are so grateful for McDougal and their services.

It took them over a year to put my Dad's plaque on the Veteran's Memorial wall at the Memorial…read moreMortuary Mountain View Cemetery. After a year of my Mom calling and bothering them, the finally realized they didn't order it. I go up on Veteran's Day and the Veteran's Memorial is full of weeds, STILL. It has been for months. We have been asking them to weed it plus other families have too. They have Christmas decorations up already, their big tree is decorated with lights. But the can't take care of the Veteran's Memorial for Veterans Day! Does is get any worse???

The staff at Memorial were so kind, gentle and thoughtful when we were feeling so fragile and…read moreoverwhelmed. Our darling baby passed away unexpectedly and they walked us through the process. They went above and beyond to be responsive to our needs. Brian helped us through all the necessary arrangements at the mortuary and Mike went with us to the cemetery in Tooele. His attentiveness but unobtrusiveness were extraordinary. Sadly, this isn't our extended family's first experience with death but it was our first experience with Memorial. I highly recommend them. Not only didn't they add to the trauma they sheparded us through a terrible time in a such a tender way. As the grandma I wanted to be sure they were gentle with the baby and his parents. They absolutely were respectful and thoughtful. Thank you.

I attended the 2019 holiday choir concert hosted by Memorial Holladay for those grieving during the…read moreholiday season and for the community in general. It was a lovely service. The Chaplin provided a brief, thoughtful talk appropriate to the season, and there was a solemn reading of names of the recently deceased followed by a moment of silence. Then, the Cottonwood Elementary school choir performed a handful of delightful songs that were simply joyous. Following the children's performance there was a light meal provided. The entire evening was perfect. Thank you, Memorial Holladay, for hosting such a considerate and timely event.

I was an emotional wreck the day of our Wedding and Rev Christopher calmed me down so that I could…read moreenjoy the most magical day of my life. Rev Christopher was available for our last minute Marriage. He was amazing!!! Very professional!!! Everyone that attended our Wedding was very impressed with him as were we! Yvonne & Viron Argyle

Very helpful, professional, and accommodating. Rev. Christopher made our special day perfect…read more Definitely recommend!

Thanks to the staff at IPS! When our daughter passed away unexpectedly they were very comforting…read moreand professional in assisting us to take care of her final details.

During a time of grief and shock these guys were more than amazing and understanding. They gave me…read moreas much time as I needed to come up with a plan, they let me change my mind over and over again, as well as answered all of my questions; and never once tried to sell us anything. They told us the whole process in detail, asked all of our questions thouroughly. Even let me make changes at the last moment. I highly recommend IPS crematory and mortuary.

This mortuary was absolutely amazing! Brandon was the one we dealt with and he was amazing! We…read morecalled a place that was in our family to go to and they wanted us to come in and talk about it, a cremation ,we didn't want to go in to talk about it. We wanted to know what it would cost and what it involved.' my son called Jenkins., they were so professional said this is what they offered. This is how much it would be and we absolutely were so grateful for that! Who wants to hassle over a loved ones burial! It was handled with professional care, , and also have an opportunity for someone to come to our house and explain a lot of the things that you don't know about when a person passes! thank you, Brandon for being so wonderful , explaining everything in detail, and carrying everything out everything perfectly! As smooth as silk !

One bad apple will ruin the whole basket! 5 stars for JJ, John Erickson, and Brandon Burningham…read more They were absolutely fabulous to work with. Unfortunately Soane Afeaki was the complete opposite. This is the second time Soane was involved in a funeral for our family and it is the second time he's managed to put his opinions and ego before our mourning family's needs. The latest time was earlier today. We had asked to use the side doors to bring in decorations more easily from the parking lot straight into the main room, the night before our funeral 3/3/25. JJ obliged and things were going great. That is until Soane came in and told us we couldn't use the side door and locked it up. Everything was already in the building by then, so whatever no big deal we continued decorating. The morning of our funeral (3/4/25) we were unloading flowers and other finishing touches. I asked the Office Manager, Leesa Hunter, if she would have someone open the side door. She started to say yes, however, Soane came up abruptly interrupted our conversation behind me saying those doors would not be opened. Asking why when we had them opened the night before and it worked out well. He told me he was not going to let them be opened because he didn't want them opened. I asked him why he thinks his opinion matters? I told him that I needed those doors opened to make it easier for us to get things into the room, and he reiterated that out of respect for what was going on in the room, he would not open it. We still had an hour before we were to start and no one but my wife and I were there. There was nothing going on in the room. I turned back to Leesa and asked if there was anyone else I could talk to because Soane's opinion was getting in the way of us preparing for what is already an emotional time. She replied saying 'no' that he was our funeral director. But Soane is an Assistant Director and there's always someone else to appeal to in any business setting. Being dismissed by Leesa only served to escalate the issue. I told Soane that I need that door opened and he said he would not do it and that he was done talking to me. I told him he would talk to all of us if he kept treating us like this. I also told him how annoying he was being in Tongan. I left the hallway where Soane was and I happened to find Brandon Burningham and John Erickson in the main room. I explained the need and they opened the door without any issue. Why was this so hard? Why did I have to go through 2 other people before someone finally addressed this simple need? Why is it a power struggle when Soane gets involved? Happily he left soon after I had talked with Brandon and John and he did not come back to interfere further with the rest of our funeral. The rest of the day went off without a hitch because of Brandon and John's professionalism and empathetic approach. How will Soane react when the request is more serious than simply unlocking a door to ease the process for an already grieving family? As I stated earlier this is the second time Soane has tried to throw his weight around at one of our funerals and unfortunately he's still employed with Jenkins-Soffe. Return customers in this industry are key to its success and if they keep this toxic individual among their ranks, he will continue to be a cancer to their future.

When you walk into a mortuary, it's not because life is going well. It's because something in your…read moreworld has shattered--and you're trying to figure out how to move forward while holding pieces of your heart in your hands. That's exactly where I was when I found Premier Funeral Services... and I can say, without hesitation, they carried me through one of the most painful moments of my life with more compassion, dignity, and humanity than I ever could have expected. My mother had just passed, and I was overwhelmed in a way that words don't even begin to cover. Grief doesn't come with instructions. It doesn't tell you how to make decisions, how to function, or how to say goodbye. But from the moment I connected with Marjorie Smith, something shifted. She didn't just "do her job"--she stepped into our grief with us. Marjorie Smith went far beyond what anyone could reasonably expect. She made herself available to me in ways I will never forget--taking calls after hours, giving me direct access to her time, her guidance, and her heart when I needed it most. In moments where everything felt urgent, confusing, and heavy, she was steady. She never made me feel like a burden, never made me feel like I was asking too much. Instead, she met me with patience, compassion, and a willingness to walk through every single detail with me. She didn't just care for my mother--she honored her. She treated her with dignity, with gentleness, with a level of respect that brought me real comfort in a moment where comfort felt almost impossible. And when it came time for me to see my mom, Marjorie handled everything with such care and thoughtfulness that it allowed me to hold onto an image of peace instead of pain. That is something I will carry with me forever. And what meant just as much is that her care didn't stop with me--she showed up for our entire family. She created a space where we could ask questions, process, and simply exist in our grief without feeling rushed or overlooked. That kind of presence, that kind of humanity, is rare. There was no coldness. No feeling like we were just another case. Instead, there was warmth, understanding, and this quiet, unwavering support that made all the difference. They didn't just provide a service--they gave my mother dignity in her final journey. They gave our family peace in a moment where peace felt impossible. And they gave me something I didn't think I'd find in that space: comfort. If you are ever in the position of needing these services--and I pray you're not for a long time--please know that where you choose matters. Who you trust matters. And I can say with my whole heart that Premier Funeral Services is a place where your loved one will be cared for with respect, compassion, and genuine humanity. And Marjorie Smith... what you gave to me, and to my family, goes far beyond what words can fully express. But please know--it mattered. It all mattered. In loving memory of my mother, Susan Fernandez-- written with deep gratitude on behalf of her children, the Soules family.

I cannot express enough gratitude for how professional and caring the staff was during the pickup…read moreof my mother in law. They treated her with dignity and showed our family so much compassion. Merissa, was truly outstanding. She was calm, concise, and extremely knowledgeable throughout the entire process. Her competence and reassurance made an overwhelming situation feel much more manageable. We are very thankful for the kindness, respect, and professionalism shown to our family. Highly recommend their services.