After doing 100 mph trying to keep up with the other flashing lights that was all over the…read moreexpressway trying to get to the burial. I noticed a gentleman standing by the car, I asked him do you guys put stickers on the cars he said, no ! I said so how do people know whos who he said yall should have keep up. I looked and explained to him how every one was on the expressway with flashing light doing over 100 mph trying to get to the burial, I also told him people was out of town and the pastor nor you guys gave any instructions on where to line up at , and he looked and did respond at all. As I walked away i told him getting here was dangerous any you and Edward funeral service was unprofessional and tacky as HELL. I really expected more from this Funeral home.

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Not the most communicative staff: four days out from the burial of my mother's ashes we STILL…read moreweren't 100% certain of the time, nor whether there'd be a pastor on hand. (There ultimately wasn't b/c he or she never got back to us regarding availability, so we read the Episcopalian Committal script ourselves). Time and time again it took too long to hear from someone who was able to fully communicate what we needed to know, though someone finally did. And like everyone everywhere in the American death industry, they tried to grossly overcharge us for some things. The grounds are lovely, though, and my mom's finally back in Memphis buried near her brother and parents. So, there's that.

If I could give 0 stars I would. I do not recommend anyone to come to this cemetery. The staff is…read moredifficult to reach by phome and will not return calls. It took a solid month to arrange a simple graveside service for my mother. On the day of the funeral, the funeral home was locked up tight and no one was there. I called the contact person twice and she stated someone one be there in 10 minutes. no one came. Family members were having to leave to find a public restroom and return before we could start the funeral because there were no restrooms available. We were instructed to arrive one hour early to provide wet signature on documents, as required by the state. These documents were never signed because no one ever came. We had a "self-service" graveside funeral. It had been decided that we would bring a vault to place the remains in. No one ever arrived to properly inter the remains, and my husband placed the remains in the vault himself. It may or may not be interred according to state guidelines. We were planning a very short graveside service so we opted out of chairs and a tent due to cost. I did however expect a stand or table to set the remains on. We had to place my mother's remains unceremoniously on the ground next to a weathered and worn old piece of plywood that covered the grave. This felt very degrading, humiliating, and embarrassing. No one has reached out to offer any apology or to arrange for the required documents to be signed. I would never bury any family member in any of the Forest Hills cemeteries. They have had multiple complaints filed with the state spanning over a few years time. I would have buried my mother somewhere else, but she requested she be there with the rest of her family.

Peaceful, well kept cemetery. A mausoleum and office. They can and will provide a nice space for 1…read moreperson or spaces for an entire family. There was a crew there removing all the billion leaves from the fall dropping, cutting the grass and blowing the plots off. Once again well kept grounds.

Last year our son's grave had to be professionally cleaned because a tree limb had been lying on…read morethe headstone for a long period of time. On this date, 10-3-22, another tree limb was found on the head stone. It had obviously been there a long time. Once again the stone will have to be cleaned because no one bothered to remove the fallen limb. The entire area for infants and children is never properly maintained. We had our baby buried there because we thought Calvary Cemetery staff would care properly for his grave. The front is maintained giving the illusion that the whole cemetery is well maintained, but the back kooks like trash. Very disrespectful to the families and loved ones of those that have passed. We expect much better from the staff of our Catholic cemetery.

Beautiful facilities best service very affordable, respectful quality service, one of the best…read morefuneral homes in the mid south help make the burden easier the set up was extremely nice, warm and welcoming staff

From the owner: High Point Funeral Home and Crematorium offers a range of services at affordable price points…read more Whether you choose funeral or cremation services, there is something for everyone. Full-service funerals include visitations, funeral ceremonies, and graveside ceremonies at the burial sites. If you would like to skip the extras and go straight to burial, that is no problem. Similarly, cremation services can include a memorial ceremony where your family can gather in a formal setting. Or you can choose cremation as a standalone service in direct cremation. Military honors and veteran services can always be implemented into the services, with the funeral planning team filling out all the necessary paperwork. As you are finalizing plans, be ready to choose urns, vaults, memorials, and caskets. The planning team can guide you through these choices, as well as plan for any other costs that may come up during the process.

A very professional family oriented staff, with great services. It does not get any better than…read morethis. Thank you Harrison's Memorial Chapel.

From the owner: Family Values Every family has its values - principles and…read morestandards that all members are expected to uphold. At Harrison's Funeral Home, Inc. & Harrison's Memorial Chapel, Inc., we know about family values. We highly esteem honesty, compassion, respect and hard work. We insist on these qualities both in our family and in our service to the community. Think of it as Harrison's Gold Standard. That's the value of family. Harrison's Funeral Home, Inc. & Harrison's Memorial Chapel, Inc. is committed to providing exceptional service and comforting assistance to those who need it most. Let our family help your family when the need arises. -

Hey Dan... thanks again sir for such a pleasant experience. You and your staff are A1. Thanks for…read morehonoring momma's wishes and making the process much easier for her. I pray continued success in business and personal life for you all. Thanks again!

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I recommend Mr. Ed Ford and his Wife 100%. Mr. Ford Work is 100% and I would not take my loved ones…read morenowhere else. I had 5 family members in one year that died and I went to Mr. Ed Ford. This is where I will go when the time comes. I wish Mr. Ford and his lovely wife all the best in the world, I will always support his work

I recently attended a viewing at the E. H. Ford Mortuary in Memphis, Tennessee. I have never seen…read morea funeral home in such array! It is housed it what used to be a car dealership location. The windows were dirty, the furniture was torn, you could see a room full of boxes and other unkept items in a room adjacent to the main lobby. The office was unkept with papers and old file cabinets in view. You had to enter the facility on a ramp that used to be used to put the cars in the show room. The ramp was very steep! I have never, ever seen a mortuary in this condition. When viewing the body, the body was positioned too high in the casket. Also, the make-up on the deceased was caked and very oily. Loose hair was on the face of the deceased. All of this had to be brought to the attention of the funeral directors. The pillow where the deceased's head was positioned, still had the plastic on it. That was, also, brought to the funeral directors attention. The appearance of the facility was less that what any family should have to experience, especially while grieving the loss of a loved one. The mortuary should be ashamed!