Advantage has been very helpful, responsive and efficient for my family…read more They specialize in cremation and all the associated services required by local law. They can explain the roles, rules, forms and sequence of events for the state, county and family. They have a responsive voice phone answering service and return calls quickly. Their website works on mobile. They have the capability to fill out all the paperwork online. They work very quickly. Beyond their cremation service, which is very reasonable, they have a whole series of additional services in their funeral home. They can work with relatives out of town, in town, or any combination.

I choose Advantage Cremation Care recently when my Dad died. They were very nice and helpful, and…read moreonly $595 for the cremation! They picked my Dad up at Hospice and had his ashes, veterans flag, and death certificates ready in only 2 days. All the registration is online, so it's very easy to register ahead of a death if you wish. That's what I did since we knew my Dad was dying.

The strawers family went out of their way to make a difficult situation into a much better one…read more They answered all our questions, made sure everything went as smooth as possible. It is a beautiful place, updated with beautiful colors. I can't thank Jason and Rhonda enough for the outstanding job!

A family member passed away last weekend, and Strawser Funeral Home handled the funeral…read morearrangements. Their personnel and facility are first-class, and our funeral director (David) was very kind, caring, accommodating, and professional. He and the other staff at Strawser provided great comfort to family and friends of the departed during a difficult and stressful time, which we all very much appreciated. I wanted to share our experience so that others who lose a loved one and who are searching for a funeral home will know about the outstanding service that we received.

I'm extremely disturbed and surprised by your marketing practices. What you are doing is so…read moreoffsetting and in poor taste. My father who has been the caregiver of our mother for the past 4 years of their 57 Year Marriage and he attends an informational gathering to learn more about cremation process that you hold at a restaurant names "SMOKING BONES" Shame on you...I'm so disgusted by your lack of sensitivity. I will make 100% certain my family and anyone I know does not use your service...... Simply NOT Funny.

I want to thank Mr. George Lefton for his very thoughtful care and compassion as he attended to my…read morefamily during this very difficult season. My beautiful mother was promoted to GLORY and had made her own final arrangements. Mr. Lefton provided excellent customer care for mother's remains. Mother made these final arrangements in another state and Neptune completed the process with loving care. Thank you from our family. I plan to use Neptune myself as my mother and brother did. Scripture tells us to always think good thoughts and records everything we say and do. Neptune did good and it has been recorded.

Gorgeous day perfect weather for a classic car show and walking around this beautiful…read morecemetery/botanical garden. Was hoping for better bird and frog pics but didnt get lucky.

I've been to a number of different "park" cemeteries including Hollywood in Richmond VA and Mount…read moreAuburn near Boston as well as the Pere Le Chaise in Paris. This cemetery matches up to those in terms of the quality of the groundskeeping and the ability to navigate around the cemetery. The grounds here are beautiful and it's clear that the groundskeeping staff works hard to keep this place in excellent condition as a sign of respect to those who are laid to rest here. Salmon Chase (Governor and Supreme Court), Rudolph Wurlitzer (founder of the Wurlitzer company), Bernard Henry Kroger (founder of the Kroger supermarket chain), both Procter and Gamble. It's a revered place and it was a positive experience to visit these graves and pay tribute to those who came before. [Review 20494 overall - 221 in Ohio - 1474 of 2023.]

The staff is helpful and compassionate and the facility is nicely appointed. Our director,…read moreCourtney, was very knowledgeable and professional and the owner, Mr. Ivey was on-site to make certain all of our needs were met (which they were). Our experience was as pleasant as possible considering the circumstances.

From the owner: The Ivey Funeral Home at Rose Hill Burial Park is committed to providing the residents of Butler…read moreCounty with compassion, understanding and dignity at their time of need. Affordable burial and cremation service options, personalized merchandise, large modern facilities and a caring staff, dedicated to celebrating the life of those you love, is what the Ivey Funeral Home is committed to and provides every day.

Everything was done with ease and with the highest professionalism during this trying time.read more

What is green burial? That is the first thing the Hospice social worker asked as she offered to…read moreassist in finding a funeral home to take mom's body. I could describe it, but did not realize finding a funeral home knowledgeable of the process would be such a task especially at 2 am. The social worker and I Googled a few places and waited for call backs. One location called back and were very derogatory about the cemetery that my mother had chosen, which quickly left an extremely sour taste in my mouth. However, though they were negative and answered very few of my questions, the funeral director did mention there is a Green Burial Council that certifies funeral homes in green burial and their website has a list of certified funeral homes across the country. As we scrolled, we found Routsong. The social worker called as I being the nerd I am looked for online reviews. They were a funeral home I wasn't familiar with nor had anyone in the family used and at 2am I definitely couldn't make a Facebook post for intel as mom needed a place to go ASAP. From the initial conversation to handling the final payment, Routsong has been a godsend. Through the process of planning my mother's celebration of life, I worked closely with Sam Routsong. I found him to be extremely helpful, personable, and knowledgeable. He also helped with working with the insurance companies and cemetery on my behalf, which took a lot off my plate! Planning a memorial is akin to planning a wedding there are so many minute details that can easily be overlooked, but Sam made sure nothing was overlooked and communication was flowing. This was especially helpful as I can be a little OCD when it comes to planning things. He made sure I was able to visit the florist and gave the final ok on the flowers for the memorial. He "officiated" mom's grave side service and he was tremendously attentive to myself and the guest at mom's actual memorial... even to the point where people were like "do I smell cookies baking?" And they did and were served warm cookies and other refreshments as the visitation progressed. Even everyone who attended the memorial were impressed by the service and venue. I cannot speak highly enough of all that Sam and the Routsong family did for me during this difficult time. And I know you want to know the answer to the million dollar question!!! COST... Though I've never paid for a funeral nor memorial before, I found them to be extremely reasonable and accommodating. Whether you have a set budget or the sky's the limit they want to ensure your "vision" is executed without "burying" you in debt. I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND the Routsong family when it comes time for your loved one to transition!

We had a bad experience .Couldn't get any help.Once they got their money we couldn't get calls…read morereturned paper work done right.Paid extra to have them do paperwork for insurance.We and the company my son worked for did all the work.

Do not recommend, worst experience, disrespectful to family…read more A moral issue that was very disrespectful to my Mother and our family. This has caused additional emotional distress and added to the grieving process. The entire experience with Tufts was overwhelmingly stressful. Cutting my Mothers hair, not returning phone calls, the sub-standard work by Tufts Riverview Monuments, and the lack of compassion has prolonged the stress and emotional anguish over the tragic loss of our Mother for several months. Tufts cut my Mother's hair very short without contacting our family for permission. It was very short and tightly curled. It didn't even resemble her, they radically changed her appearance. Her hair was always long. On the day of the funeral, our family was completely shocked and appalled to see what they did to her hair. Previously, I told Julie Tipton that her hair was very thin and gave her a headband for her hair. Photos were also emailed prior to the funeral. Pushing her hair back with the headband (which everyone knows that is what a headband is for) and combing her hair straight was what should have been done. Their total disregard about this issue made us feel like our Mother and family was unimportant and just another number. We paid in full the day of the funeral ($13074.12) and the perception that they demonstrated to us was "they were paid, it's over and done with, it's your issue". Tufts was not even professional enough to return a call to a grieving family regarding an issue that was very important to them; such a lack of compassion. Calls: 1. I left a message for Julie Tipton at the front desk. No return call. 2. I called Larry Schildmeyer. He was standoffish; expressed no concern about her hair other than they had "someone" come in to do hair, and that he would check into it. They also made an error on my Mothers cards. He said he would check into that as well and call me back. He left a message regarding the cards, but no response regarding my Mother's hair. 3. I called the office and asked to leave a message for Larry Schildmeyer that I still wanted a response regarding her hair. No return call. 4. A few days later I called and spoke to Linda, the office manager, who said she would check into it and call me back. No return call. 5. Visit: Another trip to the funeral home had to be made to pick up corrected cards. The person at the front desk told my friend that after a body is embalmed, their hair becomes very brittle; they have to cut it to do anything with it other than use a wig. THIS IS NOT TRUE. I checked with another funeral home who assured me that it is always customary to ask the family prior to cutting hair unless there is head trauma. They also informed me hair does not change texture and is just washed after embalming and can be styled. Tufts Riverview Monument Company did an extremely poor job of engraving the information on the existing cemetery monument. Another shock for our family causing more emotional distress. Peggy Schildmeyer acknowledged the poor quality job they performed, and said she could not assure us they could correct it without causing damage to the monument (prior cost for monument $3223.72). She reimbursed us with a $250 check that we initially paid them to have the work done. The check, in no way, relieves the emotional distress due to the constant reminder when visiting the monument because of the permanence of such a poor quality job. Review on Behalf of the family of Jacqueline Wilson

My mother looked so good, she looked like she was just sleeping. The makeup was so realistic. She…read moreeven had a small smile.

From the owner: John H. Evans Funeral Home is family owned and operated. We have three generations of the Evans…read morefamily serving your family. Providing traditional funeral and cremation services, pet cremations. Free funeral pre-planning is available.

Just had my fathers funeral last weekend and everything went perfect. They took great care of the…read moreentire family and all of the friends that came to the visitation.

I recently had my sister's celebration of life Service with Thomas Justin Funeral home. They were…read moreextremely unprofessional. Not one person working even told me sorry for your loss. Infact they didn't even acknowledge me until they were ready for payment. There were no chairs put out no obituary cards no coffee absolutely nothing. Just my sister's ashes on a table. I played music on my phone so that it wouldn't completely silent. I asked for a tripod so that I could put my pictures up and a half hour later was given one single tripod and then a half hour before my service was over was told they needed it back for the next service, so they took it. I wouldn't let these people handle a funeral or service for someone I hated let alone someone I love! Complete disrespect to my sister's life! Also this was the Whetsel Ave location.