I attended a funeral for a friend's dad. The staff members were professional and nice. They seemed…read moregenuine and not "fake" with empathy that doesn't work well when funeral homes don't have staff that "gets" it. The employees were almost invisible. They did a great job of being nearby, but not intrusive. We were given tags for the rear view mirror since we were also visiting the cemetery. Those driving behind the hearse were instructed to put on blinkers. We were directed to park separately, as soon as we arrived at the funeral home. It made the funeral procession organized and efficient when it was time to leave. My friend worked with the funeral home on a nice photo collage that kept playing during visitation and the funeral. There were approximately 175 pictures and the name of the person being celebrated. Having tissues and breath mints was a nice touch. I hope no one needs to use this business but if you do, you will be taken care of.

I wanted to take a moment to share a review for Holloway Pet Cremation Services in Salisbury…read more Unfortunately our cat Cali passed away last week. Some will not understand this but she was like a child to us and we were devastated. Holloway understood and treated us and her with a level of respect and professionalism that blew us away. From taking my phone call at 630am (they have a 24 hour line) to having her ready and given back to me with so much care and compassion, I cannot recommend them enough if you have a need for their services.

I was told by Melissa it was standard procedure in md that if no viewing is requested they do not…read moremake up and view the actual deceased person that.they match a photo of the person to the deceased however we recently had a cremation of my son's father in may of 2023 at hollaway funeral home and even though we had a direct cremation they still had his dad made up and we viewed the body my beef with bounds funeral home is that melisa never asked me for id ,l volunteered my licence and they only Id my sister by a picture taken in by the beneficiaryl could have found a homeless person dead and took their picture in and said this is my loved one and that would have been the only form of id this is totally ridiculous !!! Who really knows who is being cremated here if this is bounds standard procedure ,,,, come on something else needs to happen here!!!!

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 can't say enough about Bob and Tia. Going through a death of a family member is never easy…read more Choosing a funeral home and making arrangements are one of the first things you need to do and one of the hardest moments to get through. They not only show compassion and empathy but took care of every last detail surrounding the death and funeral for my dad.

From the owner: We are proud that you have chosen us to help you in your time of need.read more

I stopped in to the office at Wicomico memorial park to ask for the location of a grave. It seemed…read morelike a simple request that could be quickly given. Instead I was told by the one person in the office that they were busy and to telephone them in a couple of days and maybe they could help then. She had no ideal how far i had driven to find the grave at the cemetery. It was just rude of her. If their records were decent they could just have a card index and let visitors look up the locate themselves.

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.

The staff is loving, caring and very professional. Thank you for your professionalism, love and…read morekindness. Sincerely, Pastor Agnes McClendon Mt. Zion Baptist Church Barnegat, N. J.

Taylor, our 13 year old Lhasa Apso passed last week. It was a very difficult time. TJ and Tim at…read moreParsell helped us give Taylor a respectful and dignified final journey. We knew Taylor was in good hands and they quickly prepared her remains to come back home with us the next day. As we knew this sad day was coming in advance, they comforted us before, during and after. Thank you very much.

Melsons just did the service for grandmother. They are very caring. I have had been to other…read morefuneral homes in the area but Doug Brown is great. My grandmother looked 30 years younger. He took his time when doing the arrangements. When it came time for the immediate family to view the body he answered all questions and never made us felt rushed. I would definitely recommend Melson Funeral home.

From the owner: Frankford Chapel From the late 1800's to the early 1900's,…read morethis building was known as the Frankford School, and later the Frankford High School, until 1932. The property was then bought by Clinton and Irene Watson and was converted into a funeral home called Watson Funeral Home. A few years later, Vollie and Blanche Gray became partners with Clinton and Irene and the business was known as Watson and Gray Funeral Home. In 1965 Douglas and Sharon Melson purchased the business renamed Melson Funeral Services. The Frankford Funeral Home accommodates the residents of Frankford, Dagsboro, Selbyville, Roxana, Clarksville and Gumboro.