Radney Funeral Home has served our family for three generations and will continue to do so for many…read moregenerations to come. They have always showed the utmost respect, courtesy, and professionalism. They are most highly recommended.

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.

Mr. & Mrs. Blevins: My family and I are so grateful for everything you provided for the…read moreCelebration of Life for our sister Maria. Your love, compassion and support during this difficult time was greatly appreciated. You both went out of your way to make this celebration very special. The Mardi Gras wreath and extra touches were beautiful and really helped brighten a tough day. Thank you again for everything. The Family of Maria Harvey Murphy

I have complained on three occasions spanning three years about erosion due to a road they…read moreconstructed years ago near my mothers marker. To date, road is still there and erosion is worse. These pics are of a nearby marker - notice it is dead in middle of road they cut, so they are literally driving over this on a routine basis. This doesn't seem like treating your loved ones with 'dignity' to me.

Smalls Mortuary is what you want in a time of need. Carlos…read moreBlack was top notch and spot on with every aspect of walking my family through the passing of my grandfather. During death emotions are high but someone being able to make you smile or knowing when you simply need a shoulder is the professionalism that Carlos and the team at Smalls Mortuary exudes. Thank you so much

They were so insensitive and disrespectful to my sister regarding her husband, refusing to…read moreacknowledge her marriage. They actually gave her a letter to hold them; the funeral home harmless, "to cover their behinds from a potential lawsuit." While she was grieving her husband they gave her this letter at the church and then because didn't sign it, they took upon themselves to follow her to her home, without her knowledge, to try to pruseude her to sign it. From the Very get, Smalls Furneral Home was very rude to my sister and caused her great distressed during an already sad time of grief. Absolutely Disgraceful, Shameful & UnChristian business practice!!! Unethical & RUDE " Eternal peace was within your reach and you turned it down,' he wept, 'and now it is too late. Your enemies will pile up earth against your walls and encircle you and close in on you, and crush you to the ground, and your children within you; your enemies will not leave one stone upon another- for you have rejected the opportunity God offered you.' Then he entered the Temple and began to drive out the merchants from their stalls, saying to them, 'The Scriptures declare, My Temple is a place of prayer; but you have turned it into a den of thieves'" (Lk.19:36-46 TLB)."

Lost my Mom and Dad in a 9 month period. Used Ascension for both. I highly recommend them. They…read morewere all very professional and kind.

Robert thank you for everything. You and your staff were amazing to my family. Your…read moreprofessionalism and compassion was amazing. My family and I will never forget it. Thank you for everything. Sincerely, The Crabtree and Harvey families

Very well kept. My PawPaw and Nee Naw are buried here. I've been to several memorial services here…read moreand they are always very nice. Not much to say about a cemetery.

Professionally the cemetery services were well done. Grave, setting the area up for the grave side…read moreservice, selection and arrangements of the marker etc. explaining the various details expenses etc. all very proper. The problem is the funeral home is a separate business from the cemetery so it is difficult to figure out the validity of charges. The total charges for my mom's funeral totaled over $17,000 well over the national average. But, since the cemetery is a not for profit I can only assume the funeral home charges of over $10,500 were excessive. My recommendation is get the general price list from different funeral homes prior to the individual's demise and make a selection. Getting a case of sticker shock while your grieving makes the process even more difficult than it should be. I do know funerary merchandise and services have a high profit margin that I can't find information on. Good luck with your funeral and understand that the funeral industry will charge what ever the market will bear and regulatory oversight is concerned with billing practices, transport, disposition and handling of the remains not with profit margins.

Old historical cemetery & landmark that volunteer groups are helping to clean up. Cemetery dates…read moreback to the 1870's & has many prominent members of the African American Community buried here. Many veterans are buried here as well. This cemetery is a non perpetual care cemetery, & many of the families & ancestors care for their relatives plots & headstones. FYI this area is known as The Campground, & was used as a campsite for Confederate Soldiers during The (American) Civil War. Veterans from WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, The Gulf War interred here as well as Buffalo Soldiers & Tuskegee Airmen. Various organizations are volunteering to clean up the cemetery and document veteran burials here.

Not recommend. We lost my Mother in Law recently and a member of our immediate family call this…read morefuneral home to pick up her remains. Once they had her they had leverage to way overcharge. Refused to negotiate a fair rate for a very simple service. Essentially told me take it or leave it. Hi hum service on the very few minor details we asked for. Distasteful low class experience start to finish. Take your loved ones and your money elsewhere.

I don't trust this funeral home. The cemetery was $6700 which seemed legitimate but the funeral…read morehome was over $10,500 which seems excessive. But, I was stuck having a plot purchased 29 yrs ago for my mom next to my dad. I'm sure they're in compliance with FTC regulations. But paying $17,000 plus in Mobile, AL for a modest funeral is way above the national average. I feel like we were ripped off In a way that they can legally get away with it.

A lovely place to walk around and visit for some local history & art. I believe there are over…read more35,000 graves here and it is well maintained by the City of Mobile. I think this is the third cemetery in Mobile after Church Street Graveyard & Cathedral Square. There is so much to see here, part of the cemetery is The Mobile National Cemetery, plus there are old Jewish graves & Confederate Soldiers graves. There are many statues & beautiful headstones, mausoleums, & many people are still buried here today. It is free to visit, safe, I see families walking, exploring, people jog through, ride bikes, walk dogs. I believe the cemetery is open from 8am to 5:30pm everyday. The only bad thing I can say is that you have to be very careful about where you park your car, it can be very muddy from the rain Mobile gets year round. There are signs advising of this. There is a nice park next door, I usually park there and walk over.

The ladyfriend loves exploring old cemeteries whenever we travel so on our recent road trip to…read moreMobile, we stopped here. The cemetery thing is hit or miss with me. If there is a famous person's tombstone or there is something unique about a cemetery then I enjoy it but if not it's just blah to me. Magnolia Cemetery had me somewhere between enjoyment and blah. We read on the pamphlet that we got at the Alabama Welcome center that you could get a map at the cemetery itself inside the office. Why this map isn't just on the pamphlet, I don't know. There weren't any cars at the office (more like a house) and it seemed unwelcoming. I wasn't about to knock on the door of a house in a cemetery. If you tick them off, they know where to hide bodies!!!! So we just set out to explore ourselves. There were gravesites of a lot of civil war soldiers on both sides of the road and lots of old graves from the early 1800's. Some tombstones were worn so bad that you couldn't read names or dates. Many tombstones were toppled over and in need of repair. I'm not sure if this brought a sense of historic decay or is just neglect. There were makers all around with random numbers but I have no idea what they meant since I had no map. They have a website but you can't access the map there either. We still enjoyed walking around but it would have been better to know what we are looking at. It's worth checking out but it's not Arlington Cemetery or Vicksburg.

This was the worst cemetery I have ever visited... couldn't find the grave and no one would even…read moreanswer the phone. The grounds had no manicure and many of the stones are subsiding or half covered with dirt... There is no care there. It's a shame people pay all that money for a hole with no care.