Lovely and caring funeral home with a lovely cemetery behind it. The staff here seems to very…read moredignified with their services and arrangements.

I am baffled by how many stars this place has. When you were calling to find assistance for a loved…read moreone that just passed away uncertainty is nothing that you need you need support and someone strong directing sure of themselves to assist you. I called and spoke with the operator and explained my whole story to them answered all of their questions and was advised I need to be transferred to a family counselor. When I was transferred to the family counselor he says hello doesn't greet me doesn't tell me his name or anything and so I'm not sure if I'm even speaking to the right department. I begin to tell him a few things and let them know that I explained everything to the last person who answered the phone and he cuts me off before even listening to everything saying that if I want to bury my grandmother I have to purchase a plot there. He failed to listen To the fact that we already have a plot and we're looking to have a service. Had he just listened and maybe begin asking questions instead of guessing we could've come to a better solution. Whoever this man was he's unsure of his role and his job duties and greatly needs assistance. With someone that has the title a family counselor I would expect much more. I am not interested in any services at this facility until they get it together. I pray that the next person has a better experience it was very frustrating and hurtful to have to deal with in my time of grieving.

The funeral director himself was incredibly rude and disrespectful. When the NOK called to discuss…read morethe contract, the Funeral Director abruptly hung up on him when asked about processes. Please, please find another funeral home. Unreal treatment towards the grieving and their wishes.

I write this based on the treatment I witness through my friend. The staff and manager were quite…read morerude and they had poor communication. This is time when families are going through so much grief. Save yourself the extra grief and avoid this business.

Jones Brothers aided with the funeral and burial process of my grandfather earlier this month and…read morethey were extremely, extremely helpful and professional. As this was a very emotional time for my family, all of the staff here treated my grandmother, father, and other family members with the utmost respect. They were courteous to all that stopped by the chapel to see my grandfather before the funeral. They dressed my grandfather up well. He looked like the grandfather I remember as I grew up, not the man that lost weight during his sickness. They arrived to the house to give us extra chairs, set up the guest book stand, and arrived the day of the funeral 30 minutes beforehand to take us to the church which wasn't even 5 minutes away. They were also very efficient in helping aide my aunt around who is in a wheelchair. Overall, they were great. Again, this was a very emotional time so it was amazing and provided relief that we didn't have to worry about a lot because they took care of everything. Thank you so much.

A huge cemetery that tells some of the story of the city of Macon. From politicians to soldiers,…read moreeveryone eventually comes to need such a place. Very narrow lanes are drivable but you need to be very careful around corners lest you scrape a tire on the curbs. There really isn't much room for parking so be aware of where you might be leaving your car if you get out. Lots of ups and downs and then you'll find Greg Allman and the members of the Allman Brothers band which are below a small rise and surrounded by a tall fence. The Confederate soldiers area is massive as of course, a number of large Civil War battles took place in Georgia. These and others are in very good condition. Stop by and pay your respects. [Review 1062 of 2024 - 730 in Georgia - 22090 overall]

There really isn't much more interesting to me than an old historic cemetery, Rose Hill is just…read morethat. Locally most famous for the resting place of Greg Allman and members of the Allman Brothers band it is also home to over 1700 confederate soldiers and their families as well as Elizabeth Reed inspiration for the Allman Brothers song " In Memory of Elizabeth Reed". This cemetery is very large and many narrow streets and many hills, it is by no means pristine and kept up as other cemeteries I have visited around the country and it it is not a good location if climbing and rough terrain is difficult for you. I still recommend especially if you are into music history and are in the area.

Unfortunately, I've heard so many bad things about what's going on at Woodlawn Memorial Park and I…read morefeel like there must be some misunderstanding. While it is difficult to reach someone by phone, I was able to get another number for Lee and I was able to correspond with him that way. Once I reached him about plots my grandparents had, he sprung into action and was able to locate the deeds the same day and even text me a picture of the plot and the condition was great. I felt like we went above and beyond ensuring that my grandmother's memorial service looked wonderful and that all of the seatings were spaced so that we can be safe during COVID-19. Overall I was pleased with the assistance that I got from Lee Hasty and his team. While it was difficult to reach him at first when I did connect with him he was extremely communicative and very sensitive to our recent loss.

I highly recommend Clark Memorials as a leading company for competitively priced cemetery and…read moremarker services. It was truly a blessing to work with their representative, Austin Corbin. His guidance, expertise, and compassion in assisting me with designing my husband's memorial headstone were invaluable during a very difficult time. Austin went above and beyond to assist me with each detail of the process by traveling many hours to the cemetery on my behalf, as well as responding to emails, texts, and phone calls often within under an hour of my contacting him. If you have the opportunity, request to work with Austin. You will not be disappointed with his integrity, work ethic, and ability to deliver quality results.

From the owner: The Dependable Name in Clark Memorials…read more In June of 2010 Clark Memorials sold the original building that they occupied on Vineville Avenue since 1931 to move into their new facility next door in the anchor location in the Vineville Market Plaza. The new location offers handicap accessibility with updated private family meeting rooms. Also available in our new location is a full indoor memorial display which makes the process of selecting a memorial tribute for your loved one less stressful and more comfortable. Please stop by at your convenience to experience the benefits of our new facility.