They were so nice and friendly when dealing with my father in laws affairs. Very helpful in…read moredirecting us on what services we needed to seek next. They caught up with us to hand deliver the death certificates.

In a matter of 3 months lost my little sister and my wonderful Mother and am so thankful we used…read moreAnderson's services to help us through those difficult time. Was comforting to have Jody and Amy's genuine compassion and empathy throughout this process. They provided amazing " one stop"services and were very responsive and communicative. I highly recommend Anderson's Funeral Home for they are professional, caring and easy to work with

Used "Heart and Soul" as a funeral song for a 94-year-old! Are you kidding me????…read more Like most Funeral Homes, these guys are way behind the times and do not use today's technologies to easily work with families. For example, as as graphic designer myself, I had already prepared a PowerPoint slide presentation for my Uncle's funeral. It had a specific order, special hymn music and timing. When I asked the Jody, the owner of the Funeral Home about it, their response was that they can't use PowerPoint. Are you kidding me? Every PC and MAC in America can run PowerPoint!!! Instead, he said they would pull the photos from my slides and make their own, using their software. No way! I did not want to trust them with this. Instead, I suggested that I create a jpeg from each slide (so the layout and order would be exact) and they could simply import those photos into their software. Olivia, who I spoke to for this process was super kind and seemed to totally understand what I was wanting. She also asked me what songs I wanted and I provided her with the specific hymns that my Uncle loved. I followed up with her and she said that it all turned out great..the songs were all in place, etc. I guess my mistake was taking her word for it. Because on the day of the funeral, we show up and they had used their cheesy software (complete with a stupid treasure-chest themed opening) and only included ONE of our Hymns (Amazing Grace)...and that was the last song. Instead they had some ridiculous elevator-music...including "Heart and Soul"---That simple piano song from our childhood and from the movie "Big". Unbelievable. On top of that, the photos were all condensed to fit their software/screen format. So...everyone in the photos had long, skinny faces. Totally looked like a 10-year-old did it. I have no way of proving it, but I almost suspect that the work that Olivia did was not used, and instead, Jody thought his way was better. Very arrogant. So...do NOT trust Anderson to do anything with class or taste. Just sayin'.

Attended a service a bit ago. Sadly, have been to our share of funerals and this organization was…read morethe most unprofessional funeral home we have ever attended or have to deal with (and one of the most expensive ones that even charges a fee to use a credit card). Too painful to go through all the issues but just thought during the most difficult times, a professional company would be more heartfelt, compassionate and sincere and not just a room with a coffin.

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