Frank Duca does an exceptional job. During an already stressful and sad time, he provides insight…read moreand assistance to ensure a comforting experience for the family. We have utilized Duca Funeral Home several times this year and trust them with our loved ones final services. His staff is wonderful. We greatly appreciate them.

I would not recommend getting your animal cremated here. I feel as though they could have took more…read moretime and effort into their job. Especially for $400. They put the number that they gave my dog on everything. My dog was like a child to me. My dog is not a number. The paw and nose prints were barely there. Her hair was just thrown in a bag with said number on it. Do better. Really really heartbreaking. If I could go back and go to someone who really cared I would in a heartbeat.

If you have a moment check out their website as it is one beautiful place…read more http://www.hindmanfuneralhomes.com/ My Mom passed on October 5th of this year. She was one strong and independent woman who had the foresight to take care of her own cremation and burial needs. Hindman is a longtime run family business that has their own private crematory. The crematory is used only for the families they serve and they are the only area firm that can guarantee the integrity of the cremation process because your loved one never leaves their care . It's a very long story of how my mother died, but the funeral home staff was more than kind enough to issue me temporary death certificates, so that I could open the estate. We are still waiting for the autopsy results. I did have one problem with them but it could have been a mistake. My brother received a call from one of the staff members saying that the laws had changed since my mom had paid for her complete burial and the cemetery now required the urn to be placed in a vault before it was buried. When my brother Jimmy quoted me the prices of these vaults, I said give me the name and number and I will call him. I spoke with this person and he assured me that a vault was required before the urn could be buried. I asked him for the number of the cemetery, of which I called and they told me there was no such law. I called back this person and told him it will be like this; on Friday morning at 9:00 we will be present when my mothers remains are delivered to the cemetery for her burial. In a way it turned out to be a good thing, because my mom wanted no service or prior viewing, so we were able to do a little family service and burial. She did say that if we wanted a church memorial service, we could do that, of which we did. The funeral home is absolutely gorgeous, enough so that I may one day lie inside, as I do not want to be cremated! I will burn in hell as it is! Even though I live four hours away Hindman impressed me that much with their care.

Remember man as you pass by, for as you are so once was I, but as I am you'll surely be, so prepare…read morefor death and follow me. I said so long to my mother ten months ago and to my brother yesterday, I'm not sure if this quote is written exactly, but it came to mind and continues to circle through my thoughts. My youngest brother died years ago in a car accident, my mother died due to the negligence of the hospital she was staying in from massive stage 4 and above bedsores, but this brother, "Moose" we called him, had been suffering for years from type 1 diabetes. He's had heart attacks, toes removed, just two weeks ago he had two more removed, numerous eye surgeries, but none of this takes away the shock of getting that phone call. During the wee hours on Monday morning my brother went into renal failure, but only told his wife he was tired, yet restless and just needed to lie back down, by 11:30 in the morning he had passed due to a massive heart attack where his heart had imploded. He and my sister in law were childhood sweethearts and they were also each others best friend. She was used to him sleeping most of the day, for every good day that he had, he had three or four bad ones and the good days were getting further apart. He really took my mother's death hard, he was a great son, brother and friend. The Geisel Funeral Home has been used by my sister in laws family for years and she was comforted in how they came right out to the house and actually arrived before my brother's body had been removed from their home. The next morning the funeral director met with her and arranged for his viewing, final cremation and burial. The funeral home is so large with a large memorial chapel, many sitting rooms and lounges and two parking lots, they also have a huge welcoming lounge with tables set up for food and beverages. The only downfall that I had was they are grossly understaffed, during the three hours that I was there, there was no staff member or director there to answer her questions, if someone was there they were well hidden and the office was wide open. I have never seen a town with so many funeral homes, but Geisel is who my sister in law was familiar with and trusted, they were right there for her when she needed them. My brother Moose was 55, a great guy, the funeral home was over flowing with family, friends and coworkers. His heart was as big as he was, rest in peace Moose and no more bad days...

The owner is quite amazing and does fantastic work for a great price, had him make a gate for my…read moreparents home. Turned out amazing this guy knows how to get his stuff done on time . I am amazed by some of the other stuff that he is qualified to do I think a little underpriced but that's just me

Another stop on the Country Roads quilt store hop. I plan on returning here to spend more time to…read morebrowse and look around. When I arrived here, there was already a busload of quilters in the store and it was very crowded. This made it difficult to see the actual space. I was able to get my bag of goodies but the line to cut fabric was long. I grabbed some precuts and purchased a special ruler. Quilters love their rulers. The sales staff were very helpful. I wish I had more time to really look but it was just too crowded. I will return and probably change my review to 4-5 stars because the store had a big selection and the sales ladies tried their best to keep up with the crush of people. The store is easily found in a nice shopping center. Parking on a regular day would be available.

Had a T-shirt quilt done. They were very helpful with many suggestions. I had started making it…read moremyself and ran into some problems. I took it in for help and Cindy was so good I decided to leave it for her to finish. Love the details she added to make it more special for my son.

Kelly, Matt, Chet and Barbara showed enormous kindness, caring and sympathy during the funeral of…read moreour uncle, Lawrence Bash. No detail was overlooked. They worked with us to create a beautiful memorial DVD for our family, which they also shared in my uncles obituary. Their service was excellent. The staff was very accommodating when we requested a luncheon between viewing be set up. They travelled a country road past, our family farm so my uncle could have one last drive past the farm he loved so much. They collected and delivered our personal items to our luncheon venue enabling us to spend more time together as a family. They went so far as to deliver the death certificates to our home. They were a huge comfort to our family and friends. The funeral home was beautifully cared for. Fresh paint, new carpeting and sound system were completed only days before our service was held. It was a pleasure to work with the Newhouse Funeral Home.

This was an unpleasant experience. Not for the reasons that brought us here but because of the lack…read moreof compassion from the owners. I found myself frustrated on several occasions. First, it was an icy weekend and they didn't handle my request for more salt on their messy sidewalk in front of the home well. Second, they responded to us wanting to check on the casket flowers and placement with a snarky "Trust me, I've done this a few times." Third, in the middle of our viewing service they brought in business to show them around the space and map out the game plan for a separate funeral. To top it all off, they could not approach death in a more grim manner between the dark and heavy curtains making this place feel like a gothic Victorian funeral and the depressing music playing in the background. The entire space appears to have been decorated in the 70s and never touched again which wouldn't bother me so much if the experience were half the price.

I recently had to buy a memorial stone for my fiance who passed away. I called several Memorial…read moreplaces who either wouldn't work with me or told me I was looking at anywhere between $15,000 and $40,000 for the custom Stone I wanted.Working with Unity Memorial was very easy as they were very friendly and willing to work with me. I got a much more reasonable price working with them in their Granite Company and I even got clay sculptures of the stone before it was carved out of granite. The people that own Unity Memorial are very friendly and they even gave us four cornerstones for in our family Cemetery as well as the porcelain pictures that went on the stone. I was involved in every step and I am sure I could not have gotten anything better at a different Memorial place. I would highly recommend Unity Memorial.

We have used Rodgers Carpet for cleaning the carpeting in our apartments and in our home. I like…read morethe results of their cleaning job, and they show up on time! A good job at a fair price is what you get working with Rodgers.