Straight forward services with fair pricing. Communication was excellent throughout the whole…read moreprocess. Would definitely recommend.

Direct Cremation made a painful process straightforward and affordable. Easy to understand when…read moredealing with so many details.

Extremely professional, kind service was provided for a reasonable fee…read more Highly recommended.

We are Please with everything my love was well taken care and in those ugly moments we got all…read morethe help that was needed, I did not know what to do it was so painful that I could not think, and those soft words of help were what was needed at that time, thank you thank you thank you.

Beautiful Veterans Day memorial. May all those who laid down their lives for others rest peacefully…read moreand in harmony.

Sarah at Fairhaven Mission Viejo made a stressful time much easier for me. Her knowledge, caring…read moreand understanding put me at ease and I left our meeting feeling relieved and less anxious. When I picked up my husband's ashes they had a very nice display including an American flag because he was a veteran. I highly recommend Fairhaven Memorial.

My Mom passed and we were not prepared on what to do immediately following her passing. I knew that…read moreI wanted an aquamation so googled around looking for a business that provides aquamation. I found Anubis and called, unsure if they would service the Orange County area. Absolutely everyone we spoke with at Anubis was very considerate and very accommodating. It was the Friday before Memorial Day so it took a while to get to Orange County. They carefully transferred my Mom to their vehicle. They were very responsive to all of our questions and really made the whole process much easier than I thought it would be. We really appreciated that as we were still trying to process our Mom's passing. They're the best! They arranged a meeting point midway between Glendale and where we lived in Orange County to transfer our urns to us. I highly, highly recommend Anubis. They really made a difficult time easier because of their excellent care of our Mom.

Thank GOD for for Wesleigh at Anubis. She was amazing and so helpful. My sister had Neptune Society…read moreoriginally pick up our auntie's body from the hospice center. After the pickup we were told that a representative would reach out to us the following day so we could start making arrangements. They didn't call till 3 days later even after leaving them multiple messages! Imagine not knowing what's happening to your loved one or where they are located after they died. Our assigned rep only called AFTER I switched to Anubis Cremations and had arrangements for the body to be brought to their facilities. Wesleigh was so easy to work with. She picked up my call right away and took care of everything. She communicated every step of the way. I told her that my uncle who is a priest will be arriving in 2 weeks and we would like for the cremation and memorial service to happen while he was here. She mentioned that it's a very tight schedule but she would try to make it happen. And she 100% delivered!!! Within an hour of my initial call she had my auntie's body arranged for pickup, she sent paperwork to us and the doctor so she could start the process of filing the death certificate. The church where we wanted the memorial service wouldn't let us reserve a time till they had a cremation date. We were able to get the cremation date within a few days. We opted for a private open viewing at the crematory in Van Nuys. The crematory only does night time viewing which worked well for us since our family is busy working during the day. Wesleigh's coworker Jonathan took great care of us at the viewing. The place had a room for up to 15 people where family members could sit with the casket prior to the cremation. They dressed our auntie in her formal barong and jewelry. We were allowed to provide flowers, letters, and mementoes in the cardboard casket. Jonathan gave us sharpies so we could write notes on the casket. There were aslo tissues and an easel for our use. Although the viewing was technically 15 minutes, we were not rushed and were given about 20-25 minutes to do a prayer service and say our goodbyes. And then Jonathan and another employee wheeled her into the crematory. We watched them place her casket in the "oven" and once the door closed we left. They even allowed us to live stream the entire time we were there to our auntie's relatives back in the Philippines. The following day Wesleigh delivered the ashes to the church and she provided the letters and instructions we needed to bring the ashes back to the Philippines. We were also very happy with the urn we ordered from Anubis. It was engraved and had a photo of our auntie. It was perfect. I can't thank Wesleigh and Jonathan enough for providing an outstanding service that was stress-free, efficient, compassionate, and super professional during this difficult time of grief. I whole-heartedly recommend Annubis.

Fubuki and team made this entire process incredibly easy during a very difficult time. Every time I…read morecalled with a question or needed guidance, someone was there to help me with patience and clarity. Even when there was an issue with the doctor, they handled everything professionally and smoothly without adding stress to an already overwhelming situation. I truly appreciate their kindness, responsiveness, and support throughout the entire process. I'm very grateful for the care they provided. I loved the fact that during a difficult time they even hand delivered the urn and everything looked beautiful. thank you

From the first call there were words of care, understanding and kindness. They handled everything…read morefrom receiving my mother to delivering her ashes to my brother in New York. They did it all and were always available to answer questions. No one is prepared when a loved one passes and what to do and who to call.I would like to thank Laurena, Fubuki, Heath and staff for a seamless professional conclusion to my mother's life. Thank you Opal Cremation--Sincerely ----Peter P.

El Toro Memorial Park, is a cemetery tucked back off of Trabuco Road. This is a somewhat small but…read morenot too small cemetery in Lake Forest. I've been here many times visiting my relatives who have passed away. The chapel is right as you enter the high gates. The cemetery, is very well kept, clean, beautiful and quiet. In the last several years they've remodeled and cleaned up the public restroom. I haven't been in the small chapel so I can't speak to that. I also can't speak to the cost of having family buried here since I married into the family, but knowing them, this is probably a financially cost effective place to bury a loved one, while still being in a beautiful location. Not bashing, they're just good about being conscious of cost without compromising on their money's worth. The cemetery is surrounded by a park at the back end, apartments one side, houses on another, and a Catholic Church. This place has nice hills of green grass. They don't have a lot of upright headstones and it likely changed to in-ground headstones only after a certain year, because you don't see anything but very old ones standing erect. There are a good amount of trees, however, I wish they actually had more, particularly the very back end where it is flat and sits below a park. That area sits under full sun and visiting our loved ones back there can get super hot without relief. Many people have picnics and spend the day with their loved ones. You'll always see a lot of flowers laid out by the many visitors. I like this cemetery because it's not too big. It feels more homey and comfortable, much better than a large cemetery such as Forrest Lawn. I think you would like this place for a loved one if you ever had to bury them here. It really is quite peaceful.

I wish this was an exaggeration but unfortunately it no longer is…read more Every single time that I visit my loved one the groundskeeper men, the ones that watch the lawn are always staring. I show up and then suddenly 2-3 appear or they're just always around making it incredibly hard to find some quiet time while grieving. I understand there's constant work to be done but it's always groups of them just staring too I think once I saw one taking pictures of me then he pretended to take a video of the whole area as a coverup. I can no longer enjoy coming to visit and being flowers to my beloved family member in fact as I write this review 2 of them are staring at me as I cry and bothering me with all their landscaping equipment. Can you at least encourage them to stay as far away as they can and to be careful and mindful of those who spent so much money to bury their loved one in what should be a peaceful CEMETERY? Or at least hire some men that aren't creeps and are professional. *update another one has joined the group and he was also staring at another young lady as well before parking his loud truck next to me. With this many landscapers how does the grass always seem to be dying on so many headstones still?

I have been going through a difficult time with the passing of my mother. I felt that Jessica was…read morevery compassionate and went above and beyond for us.

Book not provided and called twice/ lied and said it Was…read moresent!! High pressure sales at dinner.

Great for the entire family! Full disclosure, my wife works for this Company!…read moreBut I do use there service a believe it to be a good, trustworthy company! They do what they say! With the cost of burial today and in general Creamation was & is my choice! Best cost effect as well!

Made an appointment to see a representative for a simple cremation service. We were assigned…read moreRosemary who ignored our repeated request for just cremation service. She kept saying she understood but continued with her flip charts of upsells that we didn't want! Though she said that they didn't operate on a commission basis- it felt that way. We purchased what we need but felt disrespected at such a sensitive time in our lives. Part 2: The deceased was shipped to LA county accidentally for cremation and then had to be transported back to OC. Never again.