It seems odd to be giving a funeral home 5 stars, but Adam Glenn and Gordon Memorial made a very…read moredifficult day easier. Adam responded promptly and with compassion. He did not try to upsell us on anything and we never even paid a bill until after my father's funeral. This is unheard of in this industry. He figured things out when the transport for my dad went wrong and anticipated our every need. Adam and Gordon Memorial are exemplary in every way.

Many of my family members and loved ones have been buried here. For many years the cemetery has…read morebeen great to my family !! I visit here very regularly and have found the grounds and people Working them to be efficient and truly caring!!

I would give it a Zero if it were available! I have found Rose Hill to be unresponsive and…read moreunwilling to address or answer simple questions regarding my Dad's grave. I have left messages and sent emails, but to no avail. If I received an answer from one employee of Rose Hill, another employee would call the next day and change the answer. My father was buried at Rose Hill in August 2023; in July 2024, NO grass was planted on the grave. I have called and opened a ticket in person and heard this is unacceptable. However, when I returned, nothing happened. This situation has been disheartening and very disrespectful to my Dad. He deserves so much better than this.

Founded in 1839, Akron Rural Cemetery has been renamed to Glendale Cemetery. One of the "park"…read morecemeteries like Mount Auburn near Cambridge Massachusetts and Hollywood in Richmond Virginia and Pere La Chaise in Paris, this uses the hills and promontories to present a more idyllic landscape compared to the flat "lawn" cemeteries. Quiet lanes for driving through or get a good workout by parking and then taking a hike. Politicians and industrialists and regular people are laid to reset here, with perhaps the most well known being Frank Seiberling (1859 to 1955) who founded the Goodyear Tire company that is based here in Akron. Plenty to see here and of course, a peaceful spot for a walk. Please remember that this is an "active" cemetery so be respectful with noise. [Review 1347 of 2024 - 266 in Ohio - 22370 overall]

Love, love love cemeteries. Very beautiful. Gravestones were kept very clean and good repair. Nice…read morelandscape. Easy to get around and fine certain graves. Very cool to see stones from the 1800s. Church tower and chapel are historical landmarks. Mausoleum Row has like 30+ mausoleum Overall a nice cemetery

My family needed a funeral service for a family member. The staff was very sensitive to our…read morefamily's needs. Every aspect was high quality. The value was there. This is a high-value funeral home.

Very respectful employees. Put us at ease at a time of loss. When I called for assistance I found…read moremyself choking up and unable to easily articulate my reason for the call, they allowed me to gather myself and compassionately offered assistance. They did a wonderful job and surpassed our expectations.

If a place of business does not unlock their doors for customers and expect phone calls in advance…read morethat is poor service

From the owner: Established in 1904read more

Been on-line for 20 minutes trying to figure out how to write a condolence to mrs. Dudra. Can't…read morefigure it out. WHY is something so simple, MADE so difficult? DL0007@AOL.COM

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June 22, 2019 Cuyahoga Falls, OH on Front Street. Beautiful Park with lovely Gazebo contains this…read morelovely Butterfly Garden. My hubby Tony and I enjoyed this lovely town and park. Free to Enjoy with Free Parking located right beside Sheraton Hotel

I found this tiny park by accident and couldn't have been more smitten! Way to surprise me,…read moreCuyahoga Falls. This is a small garden with a covered rotunda and 1 stone picnic table. Pollinators (bees, butterflies, moths, etc) are an essential part of the ecosystem. They allow native plants to survive and are important in food crop production. To help fight the decline in pollinators, Cuyahoga Falls planted this butterfly garden at the entrance of High Bridge Glens Park. It has a cute, butterfly themed rod iron entryway. Again, this garden is small, but if you catch it in bloom, I imagine it's magical. I did spot a baby monarch and that made me so happy! I loved the two signs on the property explaining what types of butterflies and flowers you might see. This would be a wonderful place to bring kids and help instill an appreciation for protecting nature. However, because this spot is small, keep that in mind during the pandemic, as it's not a space I'd care to share with anyone at all. I want to live in a world where our pollinators, particularly bees and butterflies, aren't at such a high risk of extinction. Great job to the City of Cuyahoga Falls!

Stopped by to pay respect and spend some time in prayer and meditation. The grounds were clean and…read morewell maintained. Plenty of signage to find the plot and grave I was looking for.

My Mothers grave plot was opened without our Family being notified. It was a grandson's ashes and…read moreurn being placed in there without our permission. This was an insult to our Family and we can't get an answer as to why we weren't notified. we have consulted legal firm and will be pursuing it further.