Management reached out to me about my bad experience and offered an apolog. They also reviewed…read moretheir fee and noticed a small error (no second person during transport) and refunded me the difference. I stand by my review, but I am happy the management contacted me and says that they are working with their staff to improve the quality of their service.

Scott the funeral director was very kind, understanding ,compassionate and professional' He has…read moretaken care of a total of 3 of my family members over the years'' I searched for him recently when my father passed'' I can not recommend him enough'' If you want kind understanding professional service for a loved one go see Scott at Eldorado Funeral and Cremation in Placerville''

Doug was understanding, kind, and extremely helpful in guiding me through the steps to arrange for…read moremy brother's cremation. Doug conveyed respect and understanding, especially as my brother's death was unexpected, and I live 2000 miles distant in TN. Doug was also helpful in providing the death certificates and burial permit, and making arrangements with a local relative to pick up my brother's remains for a near future internment/remembrance with family. I highly recommend Foothill Cremation.

Foothill missed the 5 star mark due to difficulty in reaching them and a delay in providing a…read morepreviously ordered necklace urn. But I will say that the two young people who picked up my sister were respectful and kind, and Devon, whom we met later to choose other urns, was as nice and considerate as can be. They are a small company and so are likely spread thin when business picks up, thus the difficulty in getting ahold of them at times. But I couldn't imagine nicer people to deal with at such a difficult time.

Miller Funeral Home has cared for my family across generations, and I cannot speak highly enough of…read morethe compassion and professionalism they bring to their work. They previously handled my grandmother's arrangements many years ago, and at that time my parents made pre-need plans. Sadly, when my father passed on February 28, 2026, those plans came into place. From the very first moment, Miller Funeral Home guided us through everything with extraordinary care and steadiness. I want to especially recognize Alex and Vlad, who came to our home the night my father passed. They arrived promptly after the hospice nurse contacted them, and from the moment they entered, their presence brought a sense of calm to an otherwise overwhelming time. They treated my father with profound dignity and respect. Every movement was gentle and deliberate, carried out with a sense of grace that is difficult to put into words, but left a lasting impression on our entire family. They gave us the space and time we needed for our final moments with him, and because of that, those memories feel peaceful rather than traumatic. That is an extraordinary gift. I also want to mention Nick, who was incredibly kind and supportive when we later came to pick up my father's death certificate. Every interaction with the staff reflected the same level of compassion and professionalism. The environment at Miller Funeral Home is calm, nurturing, and thoughtfully maintained. It is also a beautiful setting for services, as we experienced when honoring my grandmother. I recommend Miller Funeral Home without hesitation. They handle every detail with care, dignity, and humanity when it matters most.

I am very thankful for the care Miller Funeral Home provided for my neighbor's father. As a funeral…read moredirector and embalmer myself, I was able to quietly witness their work and was truly impressed by their professionalism and compassion. Thank you for the sensitive care you provided my friends during this difficult time.

A Good Experience…read more Doug was wonderful to meet with and made a difficult time a lot easier to manage. The facilities are gorgeous, and our event went well. They provide a nice website that aids with planning with sections for each step. You can forward the link and friends & family can upload photos and share memories. Family far away can view the service remotely. I recommend this place

Green Valley Mortuary exceeded our expectations in a very tender time. They were very responsive to…read moreour needs and always sensitive in our encounters. We needed our loved one to be driven to Southern California where the family crypt is located. The funeral service was scheduled for 10am and the team was there in plenty of time, beautiful flower arrangement as well. They were so helpful and attentive, even after driving all night. The memory cards were beautifully done. The whole process, from beginning to end, was seamless and we are very grateful.

They didn't know what kind of service we were having, even though I talked to them 3 times in the…read morelast month. My sister and I were coming from Oregon with my mom's cremains. They dug a casket hole and had chairs set. They told me they didn't have the paperwork for the cremains but they did. They made us wait 20 minutes before the guy came and put our mom with our dad. It was a disappointing and frustrating experience.

My grandmother was laid to rest here a few weeks ago and we chose fair oaks cemetery as her final…read moreresting place. Although a burial at the Veteran's Cemetery in Dixon would have been cheaper since my grandfather is an army veteran, we chose fair oaks because of how close it is to our family in Rancho cordova. The grounds are beautiful and well cared for. When you walk through the aisles, some of the graves are 100 years old and others are very recent. Many of the them are well visited and the array of different memorials to look at is astounding and heartbreaking. My grandmother is buried under a nice tree in the back of the cemetery. I like that when we looked up her plot, they included her picture and obituary the family dedicated to her. Only complaint I have is that they picked the wrong obituary and we had to contact them to change it for us. They were very quick to revise and all is good. Eventually my mothers ashes will be interred with my grandmother, as well as my grandfather when he passes. My sister and I will be in the plot beside them eventually. Nice to be able to make plans all at once and get it out of the way.

On 9/29/2017 we buried my grandmother here at this memorial park. Grandma had chosen this location…read morebecause it was the same memorial park that her brother/best friend was buried and the maintenance is very well kept. While everything is so green and properly maintained; my grandmothers grave somehow shows to be the greenest I have seen. The location is nice and quiet; also located near the funeral/grievance hall chapel of the pines, makes it nice and serene for when one i paying their respects.

Papa is wonderful at restoration so if you have any old photos you want fixed come here they also…read moreframe your liking customer service is friendly prices are fair or more

This shop has evolved from being just a picture framing shop. I bopped in in recently and they…read morecurrently carry a huge selection of posters. No... not the kind with teen idols or the hang in there kitten. These posters are on the lines of looking like vintage art posters in the genre of classic rock, maps, and retro travel. They also have curated gifts with a strong local influence. The vibe was quite relaxed with vintage rock playing on the store's speaker, clean organized setup, and welcoming staff. I could easily drain my wallet shopping here. I am a huge fan of vintage looking maps and travel posters. I also was quite enamored with The Who's 2000 album cover art signed by John Entwistle's himself. John is The Who bassist and artist that drew the album cover. The framed piece is for purchase and can be yours. Plus they still are a framing shop. So if you have a need to frame something, this is your place for that professional custom service.

My mother was buried in this cemetery almost 15 years ago. She was dying when she chose the plot…read moreshe would be buried in and my father bought the plot next to her. We were told it was the end of the row and no one would be buried to the side of her. I visit my mother all the time, generally twice a month. Unfortunately, it's been about two months since I have last been there. I have always found this cemetary to be a place where I find solace. I love sitting on the bench by my mom and thinking. I love looking at the tree that looks like elves live in it. My dogs enjoy coming with me to visit my mom. Today my visit was rather upsetting. Someone was buried next to my mother. Not only where we told that she would be the end of the row, which is WHY she chose that spot, They made an absolute mess and left a massive hole right next to my mothers headstone which I twisted my ankle in as I was pondering the situation, then my puppy fell in the hole. It is literally almost degrading the side of my mothers headstone. I am Jewish and we put stones on our loved ones headstones. All the stones I had placed and buried right next to her headstone are gone. I had a beautiful heart stone. Gone. Years and years of memorializing my mom is gone. I cried. I find this a flagrant disrespect to my mother and my family. So I called Miller funeral home. I spoke to a nice guy who passed my message on. I got a call shortly thereafter from Wendy. I texted Wendy back and sent her these photos. She told me that I must have misunderstood, that that area was always supposed to have someone buried in it. Then she said, oh it must have changed as they were going to put a walkway in and then realized they couldn't. So NO I did not misunderstand. You all changed what you said and now you're doing what you want. She also told me to only put flowers and not rocks as it causes issues for their lawn maintenance. I'm sorry, a few small stones ON my moms headstone or right next to it causes your lawn guy that many issues? Do you not realize how many Jewish cemetaries with rocks are maintained? If the few stones I leave on occasion cause that many issues for your lawn guy, perhaps you need a better lawn mower, or lawn guy! And I was told they will talk about changing their policy to not allow stones. Again, how incredibly disrespectful to an entire religion. I am above an beyond shocked right now by the behavior of the people at this funeral home/cemetery. Death and memorializing my loved ones, especially my mother, is incredibly important to me. I know feel as though the people who work here cannot be trusted to respect the wishes of the deceased and their families in the long run. Sounds like you need both sensitivity and culture training. How do you not know the traditions of others religious when it comes to death when working in the death industry? Do better.

I am beyond disappointed with this cemetery and staff members. A little backstory, I lost my son a…read morelittle over 2 years ago, at the age of 25. I've always taken pride in his resting place and visit him nearly every day. I was unable to make it over Mother's Day weekend, as I went to visit family in Oregon. I returned into town on Monday evening and went and visited him on Tuesday 5/14. Shocked and in disbelief, I seen all of his sentimental items that have been at his resting place for the last 2 years, were gone. I'm talking hand painted rocks, a trinket my husband got him from Egypt, a gnome, mini turtles, an angel, wind chime and etc. they only left two plants next to his resting site, just totally disrespecting our sacred site to visit my son. I went to the office, in which I was told they had "Mother's Day cleanup" and everything was tossed in the trash. They didn't do this last year, or the year prior, so I was so confused. My heart sank.. why would they do this?? If they needed the things moved, why didn't they reach out to me? They have my email, and my phone number. It all didn't make sense. All the other nearby resting sites had all of their stuff untouched, but my sons, had everything taken. Today they had said they have his belongings and have fished it from the trash, but won't give them back to me today. I'm stuck on what to do... but my first instinct is to inform the public to look for another resting site for your loved ones, as this one has just put my family and I through the ringer. I wish we were able to take back our decision of purchasing a plot at their location. I have added pictures of the way my son's resting site looked before they took everything, and after they took everything.