We recently buried my mom. She was an activity director at a nursing home for 20 years and dealt…read morewith death on the daily. She chose Hahn's for her services. Even though she was on hospice for a while ...but nothing truly prepares you. The days following a death, even an expected death are a blur. She gave us an amazing gift by planning most of the details. There are always a million other little things that need to be decided and dealt with...Pat was AMAZING. The whole team made such a sad time smooth. They communicated well. We met with them the day after, when everything was a blur. Their process was so smooth they had all the choices we made written out for us so we didn't have to remember anything.

They are the best funeral home in the area. They care about…read morethe family above all else. They all are great there, but I have dealt with Patrick the most on several occasions and he is so caring and supportive. I would not recommend any other funeral home!

In the most awful time in our life- we had to bury our 37 year old son -Chris and Marsha Wells were…read morea Godsend - their compassion and empathy was so needed - their after care helps me still a year later - me and my family are forever grateful

From the owner: Location Notes: Just West of Downtown Mishawaka.read more

Worked with Julie on prepaid arrangement, she was kind & very helpful. Have used SJFH for many…read morefamily members. Staff is wonderful. Very kind and understanding of the emotions people are feeling. Always clean and willing to make sure your wishes are met. Would highly recommend using SJFH on Mayflower & Sample Rds

My father purchased a prepaid plan back in 2004. He passed away suddenly in 2015…read more The staff was very cold. I went in several times to go over the details as my dad was a stage 4 cancer patient at the time, and was only given weeks to live. Every question I had was treated as an inconvenience. Only "certain" people could help you if you walked in. They disregarded several of my requests. They think they have the monopoly on the Catholics on the West and South sides of South Bend. More, on prepaid arrangements, you are a thorn in their side. I took a year to think before I wrote this review. It wasn't done on raw emotion.

Heidi was so pleasant, kind, helpful and wonderful. She took s her time to show me around and…read moreexplain everything to me. She showed compassion and helped my self esteem. thank you Heidi!

From the owner: Whether you prefer in-ground burial, above-ground entombment, or a permanent memorial choice…read morespecific to cremation, we have options ranging in price and style to accommodate those needs.

I worked with Jessica for setting up the service. She was very helpful. Gave us great advice for…read moredifferent services. She went above and beyond to help.

This is a record of what occurred three years ago. And it still hurts!…read more Pat McGann sent this email to me on August 31, 2017: "Fred has asked me to have you return your mom's ashes to me, which is his right, being the next of kin. Sorry to have to ask this, but it is the law. Please drop off at the Edison Rd FH. Thanks!" My response to McGann: Hey McGann, who do you think you are telling us to return our mother. Do you think for a minute that I care about Fred's rights? And do you really think I care about the "law" you are quoting? Do you have any idea what this has been like for us? My mother is gone. Her life and memory have been insulted by this abusive husband she made the mistake of marrying. I have been sick for a full month, and you talk about "the law." Are you kidding? You knew Fred was refusing to pay for the headstone as he walked away from that funeral. You also knew he did not have any interest in the ashes. With his actions, he basically sent the message, "Oh well I've done as much as I'm going to do (or as little as it turned out); you guys (her children) can pick up the rest on this one." I guess he just assumed we would put Binder (his last name) on the stone. And then he went home as if he had just played a round of golf. I am sure he bought a nice headstone for his first wife, but not for my mother. That is why you gave us her ashes. My sister picked them up and we went about our business and made plans to take care of her. We had a nice stone picked out, and we planned to have our own private burial over the Holiday Season. Even in our sorrow, we felt some peace that she would be remembered properly as she so rightly deserved. And now just because Fred gets shamed for refusing to pay for a headstone for my mother's grave, he decides on a whim that he wants us (her children) to return them? And now you (Pat McGann) are telling us to return our mother to you? And you are telling us it is the "law." You and Fred have prevented us from completing our arrangements for our mother. Do you have any idea how insulting and disrespectful to my mother and us you sound? "Sorry to have to ask this but it is the law." "Please drop off at the Edison Rd FH. Thanks!" You are talking about my mother's remains as if she is some object like a garden tool or bag of laundry. "Please drop off" Are you kidding me? All you care about is the money now that Fred wants to buy a headstone from you.

VERY impressed!! This is a service that you don't want to review~ however they were outstanding! My…read more18 year old cat passed away in his sleep Monday evening. I called Kryder Cremation Services Tuesday morning and get some info so I could make the decision to bury him in our pet cemetery or cremate him. They made my choice so easy! Information was readily shared, they were polite and very soothing to speak to. 20 minutes later I was in the car on my way to them. Went in and the area is clean, bright, and a few meows were lounging to greet me. A few questions later about individual or group cremation, and basic info about me and my Napoleon dynamite, a fee of $120.00 was paid and I was on my way home to eat cookies and sob in my bed. The next afternoon they called and said that he was ready to be picked up and gave me the hours of operation again. I couldn't believe that in just over 1 day it was done. Drove out there, was greeted by a orange and white meow ( which is what my Napoleon dynamite was) which almost brought me to my knees- the ladies at the desk were very fast to ask me what I needed and when I said that I was there to pick up my ashes one went to get them and the other gently spoke to me about the cats that I was admiring. The box that they sent him home in is absolutely perfect. Is tasteful and elegant and just so lovely. The certificate has his name on it and is wonderful as well.