The process was handled with compassion & understanding, questions were answered promptly &…read moreprofessionally. I would not hesitate to recommend this business.

My mother recently passed and I have never dealt with any death to be quite honest so I wasn't sure…read morewhere to start. I inquired in a few places around the city but I will say Vegas Valley Cremation stood out. My mother wanted to be cremated, never wanted an open casket or anything like that so going with Vegas Valley Cremations made the most sense. Other places around town really charge you for any little thing. Here at Vegas Valley they are straight forward, give you all the details and they were surprisingly quite fast with the process. They took care of everything. My mother urn is beautiful and we could t be happier.

In March, I helped plan my childhood friend's service, for his family, and Mr. Bailey and his team…read morewere amazing every step of the way. Andre wasn't pushy or salesy like some other funeral homes we visited -- he listened to our budget and helped us choose the right package without trying to upsell us. When I noticed some photos missing from the slideshow, Mr. Bailey immediately redid the whole thing to include them, which meant so much. He checked in with us often and made sure everything ran smoothly. My friend's mom felt so comfortable with him -- you could tell he truly cared. They also have a great space connected to the funeral home for a celebration of life gathering, which made it convenient for family and friends to come together afterward. Mr. Bailey went above and beyond for us, and I'm so grateful for the compassion and professionalism he showed during such a difficult time. Highly recommend.

The service was flawless, the director Dana was amazing from start to finish, having to plan from a…read moredistance she made it seamless and easy and reassured me everything would turn out beautiful and it did. Her team Roland, Armani, and Keyon's and Maria were all amazing they showed empathy, sympathy, and welcomed us all in gracefully. They all did amazing and we are forever thankful to have found them. Highly recommend this place if you're wanting to give your beloved the farewell they deserve. From every question to every detail they were able to bring it to life even the last min request without hesitation or complaint they didn't make us feel like a burden. Thank you Serenity Funeral Home and Dana for everything. The price was decent and Dana was willing to work with your budget and offer different things or ways to help meet that. Well worth every penny spent.

The GENUINE care and compassion that every single person here shows is truly remarkable. They treat…read moreyou with the utmost kindness and compassion that is truly needed during heartbreaking times like this. They helped us every step of the way from the planning of t We had my son's viewing and cremation done here (separately from the celebration of life) for his close friends and family and it was honestly so beautiful. It gave everyone the ability to see him one last time, say their goodbyes and grieve together in a very comfortable, peaceful setting. In the hardest of times God placed compassionate people right where we needed them.

They did a great job I called and they handled everything with great care and respect and made…read moreeverything eazy for me and give great care of everything very trustworthy and great service

I did not want to deal with the formal, stuffy, somber stereotypes of a traditional…read morefuneral/crematorium. Green Farewells is no-nonsense, casual (but not so much that they don't take the business at hand seriously), and, especially surprising, they didn't try to upsell me. They were always available and very nice to converse with.

Anyone who knows me knows that I'm not a fan of the funeral industry…read more However, Alexis and Lennette were a pleasure to work with. They were very professional, caring, and respectful with my mother who had just passed. They answered all our questions in a timely manner and always had an open line of communication. We selected aquamation for my mother and were pleasantly surprised at how eco-friendly it was and how excellent their prices were. (Most of the places I researched online wouldn't even list their prices.) Safe to say that we were very pleased with the outcome. I would highly recommend Green Farewells to anyone who is looking for an eco-friendly way to handle their recently deceased loved one at a great price.

As of now, I have not experienced this business directly, thankfully. However, I purchased their…read morecremation services in 2002 and am unable to reach anyone on the phone numbers provided in the contract and online. I just want to confirm the contract is still good so my family knows what to do. Any help would be appreciated.

My experience with Desert Memorial has been the absolute worst. Unfortunately, we lost members of…read moreour family within seven days of each other. Alexis the manager, perhaps is absolutely horrible. He's rude. They treated us as if we were not even mourning the loss of family members. He lied several times And then figured out a way to dismiss us and our feelings during a consultation for my grandmother they're overpriced for what they're offering. I can't believe they're even allowed to treat people like that. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. In fact I feel as if they should be shut down. We decided that we didn't want service there because how unprofessional and the way they treated us and the ones we lost. Don't even waste your time by inquiring. It's a horrible place.

if I could give 0 stars I would .Very unprofessional. people don't know how to keep track of things…read moreand its he/she said type . they almost creamated my mother . and Angelica has a very poor work ethic and had very bad attitude towards someone who just lost a family member.

When I called to get information, they seem very nice. They said they are one of the few funeral…read morehomes that have their own cremation. Most would have you go to another location for that, which I was told it's by law, and it makes sense you can't just have cremation at the residential area/neighborhood. My dad passed away before I could call other funeral homes for info and pricing and since I spoke to Fernando here, I felt I had sufficient information to go ahead and select Casa de Paz Funeraria when I had to make the hard decision and let the hospice know where his body should go to. After we went through all the papers, picked dates, etc. that's where I feel they were disorganized. The timing of the service kept changing on us. At first we were told we have x time but then later they said we have y time...I didn't feel confident in their commitment on timing so it was a little unsettling. On the day of the service, they tried their best to set things up for us. They were respectful to leave us alone and only provided what we need or asked for, which is fine. The facility looks a little dated, FYI. The cremation turned out to be at a different location and it was not aligned with what Fernando said when I first called, so I feel like I was falsely informed. The cremation is about 10 min from the funeral home and it looked like a very nice, modern facility. I also requested later for an additional death certificate and when I called, I gave them my address to send that to yet they some how didn't...I had to call them to follow up and after that, they did. The 2 stars is because I feel like they could have been better with the details. At times when you are already stressed, hurting because you loss a loved one, you need someone you can lean on and count on. I just feel this place is ok but needs alot of nudging and improvements hence the 2 stars.

TLDR: For $1600 I would not trust them with your loved one's…read more My Mother passed on 2/13 and it took over a month and a half before she was even shipped to me. Poor communication from the arrangers and poor time management (closed all weekend) made getting my mother a lei and dress to be cremated in stressful and difficult. Once that was done I was told over the phone that I would receive emails when mom "entered the queue " and then when that was done I would also receive another email with a tracking number (I live in NC). I wait almost a full week before emailing on the 3/16, asking what the status of mom was. Again, I received a phone call letting me know that she hasn't entered the queue yet, but did receive her Lei and dress. I wait until 3/26 with no confirmation of what the heck was going on with my mom. Again I received a quick phone call letting me know that apparently mom has been cremated and this whole time I was waiting for an urn. I asked to speak to the director as this I felt was a failure of communication. Instead I was passed to a (thankfully) more competent arranger, not the director, who apparently miraculously found an urn for my mother and was able to ship her by end of business day. I feel like someone forgot how to send an email in 2025 and that is insane. I'm posting this here for others and as accountability for them to improve on their communication with out of state families.