Cattermole Funeral Home apparently is comfortable platforming libel in the obituaries that they…read morehost, and when other family members complain, they refuse to listen, act defensive and not accommodating, do not return phone calls, or cannot be reasonable at all. They give endless horrible excuses about how only the "next of kin" decides the obituary's content; then when other next of kin object they move the goalposts and say only the "person in charge" (a.k.a. the person who originally wrote the obituary) decides. No, the person in charge is the owner and he has now ignored the objections of myself, my mother and my aunt after we were very upset and distressed by the contents of an obituary written without our input, and horrifically misconstruing events to a level amounting to libel. I made it very clear we weren't asking to re-write everything, just to remove the one incredibly offensive and untrue paragraph (I have proof and many witnesses) and they still refuse. They also won't allow anyone else to comment on the obituary sharing their story, but the original author is allowed to post libel on Cattermole's website all she wants, apparently. Horrible to enable people to use an obituary of all things to platform their libelous claims, while shutting out all other relatives from the process.

Jeff's family has been burying my family for generations, and I suppose he or his kids will bury me…read moreout to the Vader Cemetery some day. Can't say enough nice things about him and how caring and sensitive he is in handling the rough road of family death. He honestly cares about the folks he cares for, living and dead alike. If you need funeral services in that neck of the woods, this is the place to go.

What a lovely cemetery, even in the dead of winter! Yes, I am a cemetery groupie so to speak and it…read moregives me great comfort to visit a cemetery that has not been forgotten or fallen into disrepair. If the cemetery is so beautiful on a cold, rainy day, how stunning and peaceful it must be in the spring and summer. There is a Veterans section which prior to Veteran's Day had flags flying on all the stones of the deceased military men and women. There is a "Babyland" section which thankfully looked empty and many of the grave sites had silk flowers and memorabilia of the loved ones who had passed. It is much larger than it looks from the front gate and there is even a small mausoleum albeit an outdoor mausoleum. All in all, it seems as though it is very well maintained, a peaceful and lovingly cared for place to visit your loved ones. Thank you to whomever keeps these grounds so taken care of~

Beautiful! Ordered 2 headstones - one for my great uncle and one for my recently deceased Son…read more They made it easy for selecting the stones and offered a lot of different things to add to the script. I was glad I was able to put on each a personal message. Thank you Mike and company for delivering a beautiful product.

We live in Seattle so it's a long drive to arrange the burial of the ashes of our cousins with…read moretheir mother and grandparents. Mike worked smoothly with us to accomodate our preferences and get everything arranged quickly, and he let us know when the headstone had been installed so we can visit it to take photos together in memory of our loved ones. Ruth Komedal

Todd is one of the best realtors I've ever worked with! He was referred to me by someone else who…read morehad great experience with him. We were living out of state and trying to buy a house in the Lacey area. Todd is very flexible and worked like a maniac to find a house for us. He toured numerous houses for us and gave good feedback on each one, I think he was more picky about finding our house than we were. If you are looking to buy a house from out of state, Todd will work hard for you to find the right house. I definitely recommend him. Kathleen was also outstanding, her and Todd work literally around the clock, seven days a week searching MLS listings and getting conditional offers submitted. I definitely recommend Red Letter Realty!

Ten out of ten would recommend. Helped us out and held our hands the whole way. Everyone's needs…read morewere taken care of at an affordable price. We were suddenly in need of services and Diana was on top of everything. She knew all the discounts and tips for bringing our costs down. I couldn't be happier with her diligence and grace. Thank you!

What an inventory! The most diverse fleet I've ever seen from roto-hammer bits to rock crushers.read more

I was able to pickup a trailer on Saturday just before noon that I wasn't going to use until 4:00…read moream Monday and they only charged me for the day I USED it. They're closed on Sunday and don't open until 7:00 am on Monday so this consideration they gave me was awesome. Because of this level of customer service, they will continue to have my business.

Tim's shop was my go-to. Tim displayed the quality of character and comprehensive knowledge to…read morehelp me select the best tools for my goals this winter. I support only this shop, the staff & their families from here on. F S USAF, (Ret) Vancouver, WA

Growing up in Grays Harbor in the 60's & 70's with my dad being a welder, you learn about the best…read moreindustrial stores to go to for service, sadly getting hard to find as big box stores, online shopping, and a new generation taking over. I have this small old Stihl 015 L that my dad used for limbing & cutting small trees that I wanted a case for & extra chain. I did a preliminary search on the Internet for a case & chain, and thought I'd just go into a Stihl dealer to see what they have, besides figuring they would know the proper chain to fit on it. Found these guys from a search on the Internet so took the saw in, and as I walked thru their door I felt like I stepped back into time, back when customer service was not just lip service. This was the first time ever I stepped into this store but the guy at the counter greeted me like a regular with a pleasant greeting & opened the door behind him to the saw shop saying they would take care of me. One of the staff came right up to me & asked me to set my chainsaw on the counter covered with cardboard to absorb any oil & dirt and asked what I needed. I didn't think anyone would have a case for such an old saw, but they had a bunch of used cases & thought they would find one and they did, and offered it for $20, where eBay had a seller wanting $69 plus $50 shipping for a fairly scuffed & well used case. We started talking about chains and the young person helping me warned me the older saws have fairly expensive chains but gave a price for 2 then said he might have some used ones they sharpen & resell. He found one but had to shorten it, separated one of the links before he realized the chain was a 3rd party chain & he wasn't sure if they had a master link to reconnect everything, but did a little scrounging & a little elbow grease & oomph to make it work & we had an affordable spare chain for my saw. Also needed a wrench and I walked away with exactly what I went there for, probably would not have happened with one of the big box stores. Shopping lately has been quite a downer and here is a store like many other industrial stores in Lewis & Grays Harbor county still providing great local service, just ask some of the locals & they will tell you where to shop. People complain of how expensive things are, including name brands with a great reputation like Stihl, but I'll tell you, treat your expensive equipment good & develop a relationship with a good repair shop like Service Saw, and you'll get lots of miles & dependability on these products.

This MamaSquatch strolled in with my squatchlings in tow to find some new furniture for our cave…read more I'm a little reserved, shy and protective and we were ready to throw jerky upon entering as you know...sales people. Gotta be on guard and ready to bargain the jerky. But surprisingly we were greeted by extremely friendly people. Elijah was very straightforward and super friendly even though we were still deciding exactly what we wanted. Then we came in soon after and met Ray and Chase. I believe his name was Chase...Squatch brain ya know. They were a hoot and not in an owl hoot way. Like Ha ha hoot hoot. We had some conversations that weren't furniture related and realized we come from the same tree areas. I didn't even need to knock two pieces of wood together for the smooth interaction. I feel like they are fellow Squatch friends I've met roaming through the woods. We finally decided on what we wanted. Me and Ray had some more great convos until my Squatch brain kicked in again as I thought about jerky. Delivery day came and quick. Allen and Jacob were as strong as my Squatch relatives. They placed everything with the utmost careful touch, tested the "logs" to make sure all components worked and that the squirrels would be happy charging and squirreling their nuts away. All in all...Such a great group of people here. I look forward to going in and making my payments just to Squatch talk. Sometimes when all you have are Squatchlings to click and clack too, it's nice to talk to a human once in awhile that don't just want to grab a blurry photo of us. Highly recommend this location of Buddy's, you won't be disappointed.

I love Buddys! The staff is attentive and caring, they aren't hard on you if you need a couple more…read moredays, friendly, all around easy to love! I have never had issues getting items scheduled immediately and most of time they actually have come out SAME DAY to get it fixed. I'm even happy to call them friends! I am thankful for the hard work they continue to put in to making their customers happy and ensuring their hard-earned money is well spent. Thanks guys!