The death of a loved one is usually a painful, stressful and exhausting time. At least it was for…read moreme when my husband died. The folks at Sharpley were simply wonderful. I cannot tell you how much I appreciated Michelle.

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I've called over seven times trying to get the counselor to help me order a veterans grave marker…read moreand to buy burial spaces near my family, her name is Cheryl Wade, and she will not call me back to handle these matters. This has went on for five months. When I come in to see her she tells me I have to have an appointment and that she doesn't have time to speak to me. She was extremely cold and rude to me and my daughter. I have tried and tried to make an appointment, but she will not make one with me. I have never dealt with such disrespect and unprofessionalism before. I suggest you do not waste your time nor money here and take your business where you will be treated with dignity and respect.

This staff is so amazing!!!!! The memorial they held for our family member k9 deputy Knox was so…read moreunbeatable...they knew that he was more than a dog. He was a service dog that loved to work and loved to play. They held him with same respect and dignity that they did my grandmother and all the other family and friends I have laid to rest.!! They have such huge community values words just can't describe.

Before arriving, I was dreading the appointment I had made with Gina at Clark Memorials. She put me…read moreat ease right away! She was professional, friendly, and knowledgeable. I purchased a joint headstone from her, and it was installed about 2 weeks ago, it is beautiful! I am so proud of it! From beginning to end my experience with this company was flawless! Thank You!

I highly recommend Clark Memorials. The headstone they made for my Mother exceeded my expectations…read morein quality and workmanship. I had to do everything long distance, and the owner, Mr Tourney, worked with me on my tight budget to design and build an exceptional stone. Mr Tourney was patient, kind, compassionate and professional in dealing with our situation. It takes a special kind of person to deal with people experiencing grief and loss, and I'm so grateful to Mr Tourney for his help, and the fine job Clark Memorials did for our family.

We used Cremation Services of East Alabama after my mom passed away recently. The services were…read moreaffordable and the staff was very helpful in explaining the process for cremation. I was able to complete paperwork and pay online. They provide the option of picking up the ashes at their facility near Anniston or they can ship the ashes to you if that is preferred.

Great service friendly staff, they show a lot of respect in your time of need. I would not hesitate…read moreto use them again.

This is a LOST cemetary..right out of a Stephen King novel! My nephew and I had to fight our way…read morethrough a thick copse of thorns, trees and vines to get here. We actually only had a slight idea as my nephew hadn't been here since he was a kid. It sits back in the forest behind Roselawn Cemetary. There is a private road that will take you there but we didn't want to tresspass. After what seemed like 20 minutes we came upon the old wrought iron gate leading into the tiny plot. I don't think anyone has done anything to the graves since FDR from the looks of the place. The Dancy, Dandridge, Sykes and Garth's were all landowners way back in the 1830's. The earliest birth I saw was 1799 and the latest death was 1932. Most were from 1830's-1880's. I was told that Gen Jesse Winston Garth and his family had a plantation nearby but all we found of that was foundation. The Dancy-Polk Hous still stands next to the railroad tracks. I hope to do some more research when I return here. Crazy place

Michael, I really enjoyed seeing the pictures you took and would like to go myself someday. Jesse…read moreWinston Garth was an Al,legisltor and fought in the war of 1812. His daughter Mary Frances was married to civil war general John Gregg. I own the MS home that she lived in after this death. Jesse's wife Unity dies when the youngest child was born. The Garth family gave the cemetary to the city of decatur a few years back.