A funeral home isn't something you might typically review, but Edwards Van-Alma has helped our…read morefamily twice in the past few years, and both times they have been wonderful. They take care of everything, with compassion and dignity. I just want to give them proper thanks, and to recommend them to anyone facing this difficult decision.. Edwards Van-Alma is an excellent choice.

From the owner: Celebrating each life like no other…read more Each one of us is unique with our own story to tell. As North America's largest provider of funeral, cremation and cemetery services, Dignity Memorial professionals excel at helping families create meaningful tributes that truly celebrate the lives of the individuals they represent.With an extensive network of more than 2,000 locations throughout the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico, Dignity Memorial providers offer families personalized services and advanced-planning options to meet any need. From the simple to the extraordinary, your Dignity Memorial professionals are here to see that your special story is told.

I would give a negative rating if possible. Perhaps one of the most incompetent "professional…read moreservices " companies I've ever dealt with. Arrived at cemetery for a graveside service and grave was full of water from overnight rain and vault sitting along drive. No effort to pump grave out and place vault prior to family arriving. That's just a start. Every aspect of dealing with them was frustrating and fraught with errors. Do yourself and family a favor and use a service that understands professional standards and the emotions a family faces at this time of grief and try's to ease the grief not add to it.

My family and I have dealt with Lewis funeral home since they opened. Joel Lewis has always been…read moreprofessional and caring. He has always been willing to listen and accommodate any way he could to help our family in planning the funerals for our loved ones. From my grandmother and several uncles to my dad, who incidentally he shut down his chapel for a week to use that room as my dad's viewing room because of the overwhelming number of people that would be coming to pay their respects, and most recently to my wife's funeral where we had picked out the casket we wanted but they did not have it in the colors we wanted that would represent our children's School colors. We did not ask but Joel called the casket company and had one rushed over in those exact colors and it was actually an upgraded casket and did not charge us extra and surprised us with it upon our first viewing. He is always been willing to go over and above and beyond in our time of need and pain. I honestly cannot say enough nice things about how I admire and respect Lewis funeral home. My family has used Lewis funeral home over the past 30 years with several family members and I, nor any of my family members, have ever had anything negative to say about Joel Lewis and his funeral home.

This isn't your typical review. Watkins has been my go to for my pet headstones for 14 years. The…read morequality is great and the service is excellent. Pat helped me design my first headstone that was perfect for my little chihuahua. Over the years the price has increased by only $9. Such a great value to memorialize pets. I recommend Watkins for all your needs. Great people.

The lady was very informative and gave me some ideas on refurbishing a gravesite and reasonable…read moreprices.

The national cemetery in Fort Smith, Arkansas is a beautiful setting or a memorial garden and…read morepavilion, as well as other associated facilities. I have performed as a musician here for several memorial day ceremonies and also Veterans Day ceremonies, etc. The cemetery does a wonderful job and Christmas decorating the stones, and it is well kept and manicured all the time. We are grateful to have a local cemetery of this type for those who have served our nation and each time I come here I am in reverence and awe.

Dating back to when Fort Smith was first established in 1817, there are interments here from a…read moredisease outbreak in 1824. The fort closed down around that time. It was reconstructed in 1838 and the original cemetery expanded and repaired. And then in 1861 as the Civil War started, the post changed hands and became a Confederate garrison. During the war, some 400 Confederate soldiers died and were buried here. The cemetery was officially labeled a National Cemetery in 1867 when soldiers who had been buried at nearby battlefields were exhumed and moved here. Today, the cemetery includes more than 1400 unmarked graves belonging to both Union and Confederate soldiers. There are other memorials for more recent engagements including a Vietnam Veterans memorial The cemetery is in excellent condition. Note that the hours of the cemetery are pretty much dawn to dusk, while the office has more traditional hours. Please be respectful when you visit. [Review 680 of 2024 - 350 in Arkansas - 21711 overall]

Jody did an outstanding job helping us pre plan our services so when our time comes. Our children…read morewill not have to worry about this part.

Once Mr. Edwards realized there was an issue he straightened it out immediately. He was in touch…read moreand worked on the situation. We appreciate his response very much.