Truly appreciate Victoria and Jon's assistance at this very difficult time. Super responsive (email…read moreor phone). Compassionate and professional. Also extremely reasonable (who knew prices could be so different). Their website is great and spells everything out, no hidden prices or surprises. Very thankful to have found them.

From the owner: We are Lincoln's cremation specialists. Our caring staff at Aspen Cremation Service is committed to…read moreserving our community with an extremely high standard of care and sensitivity to our families' wishes. Our caring service costs no extra! Let our family take care of yours. We have a low overhead and can pass on the savings. We offer a wide range of cremation options at the fairest prices in Lincoln. We represent the ideal combination of price and quality. Our on-site crematory assures your loved one never leaves our care. It is operated by carefully trained staff, utilizing up-to-date technology for each cremation.

They were so wonderful helped us do exactly what we wanted and made sure everyone (me, RD, &…read moreTracey) had input and everything we wanted people to know about our loved one. I highly recommend them.

Scott went above and beyond our expectations with very professional and friendly service. Also went…read moreout of his way on a holiday to accommodate our schedule. We are very pleased in choosing Lincoln Family Funeral Care with our funeral needs.

Neptune Cremation Services was a great help in arranging everything needed as my mother moved from…read moreICU to hospice with very little time left to live. They had a short checklist, completed with my help, to ensure everything was ready and allowed me to get back to my mother's bedside quickly. When she passed, Corey Starr, the services manager, ensured that I had peace of mind that everything would be handled competently and kindly. Thank you for all you do!

I did my prearranging and it was simple, efficient, and comfortable. The staff is kind and helpful.read more

Sadly, we found ourselves in need of a cremation service unexpectedly. After calling about 10…read moredifferent businesses, Chapel of Memories had an affordable package along with a comforting dialogue. Leah (I think that was her name) walked me through everything on the phone and was able to get us a meeting soon after our family member's passing. Robert was great to work with, guiding us through the entire process from writing an obit, putting together a video and ordering flowers. He even let us know about the national cemetery for veterans and spouses which offered free burials. Although we were pursuing cremation, we'd be able to secure a plot to have a final resting place for some of the ashes. We used their facility for our celebration of life service where we could bring in our own food. Danielle was present the entire time, helping to replenish the food line and provide cleanup. The existing space holds about 80 people but there is an expansion that is slated to open in the spring of 2025, allowing for a larger gathering space. Although a tough time for our family, we really appreciated the compassion and professionalism they showed.

Thank you, Phil for helping with my son's arrangements and understanding our wants and needs. You…read moreheld our hand through the whole process and guided us. Your service was impeccable. We couldn't have done it without you.

Let's be real- death isn't easy at all. Reichmuth lets you focus on you and takes away all of the…read morehard work. Working with Aaron and Colleen made me not have to worry one bit. One of your first thoughts in a sudden death is- what am I gonna do? Reichmuth takes care of you. Thanks Aaron and Colleen

Aaron & Colleen walked us through this very difficult time with compassion and caring. They were…read moreextra attentive, taking care of and anticipating our every need. They have my complete trust and whole hearted recommendation.

This is a business that nobody *wants* to do business with but since death is a part of life, it's…read morenecessary. When there was a big loss in my family this fall, my sisters and I worked with Bill Cutler, Sr. to make the needed arrangements. He was patient, kind, sympathetic, and explained all of our options. The family chooses the details but they make sure it happens from prayer cards, to the program, catering, etc. We had our luncheon following the service there on the property so no one had to leave to drive somewhere else. A nice feature is that memorial services are broadcast livestream so family overseas were able to witness the service in real time. The link is live for 30 days. What I didn't know beforehand is that they offer grief support groups regularly with licensed professionals. It's a safe place to talk about your loved one and grief in an accepted place where other people get it.

Very much appreciate the services provided by Heafey Hoffmann Dworak and Cutler. Most recently we…read moreworked with Bill Cutler primarily, but anyone we interacted with was great. Prices are very competitive (who knew (and who can shop at a time like this) how different prices can be? No surprises here, and no hidden costs. In a different city, we had to deal with someone else. We were shocked by the prices, and wouldn't have known any better had we not just worked with Heafey Hoffmann. We'll be preplanning our services with them, for sure!

First of all the staff here has been terrific and very caring! A year ago we worked with funeral…read moreDirector Deanna Wright and she was so kind and compassionate as my husband had just lost his mother suddenly. The only issue was her assistant made a few spelling errors in the memory book that we discovered later and was also almost late to the service. But everything was handled properly and went smoothly. We ended up interring her in the Eternal Gardens section that overlooks the lake and it is beautiful! We brought her to the Gardens this year and the staff was so wonderful, they set up chairs and a pedestal at the niche so we could have a little service is we wanted. They even allowed us to stay when the grounds keepers sealed her vault. Which the grounds crew is just as phenomenal.

The grave site for the military burial was fine, and with care. From then on…read more... The day we went in to pay cash for granite double head stone, we were told to ask for "J". We did. We were directed to the first door around a corner. We went inside not looking ahead, to be greeted with a body in a casket and her grieving family member. Embarrassed for her and angry we walked out. Veterans week we insisted his site be cared for and the granite laid for Veterans Day. We thanked them after it was accomplished, the area trimmed yet no seed laid. Spring and summer came with no grass growing and uneven ground in 2014. We were told it was due to the rain. We asked for the site to be cared for, leveled out and new seeding put in numerous times. The last time was Memorial Day 2015, I in tears. Dad deserved and earned this basic respect. We were Promised then, multiple times prior this oversight would be taken care of after being told it was too hot, too cold, too much rain, not enough rain, short staff, changing management, changing companies etc etc. Never once was there evidence of care, except for weeds trimmed for Veterans Day 2014 when granite was laid, 11 months after paid for and ordered. We were told they had it on site. Others have been buried near Dad since, and sites are covered with grass. Not Dads. Today I took pics of other sites near his seeded. Not his. We have a total of four plots here. Two Veterans and Unlikely to be used. I Regret not granting his last expressed wish one week prior to his fatal event, regretting not having plots at Wyuka. That week, I had Dad at LM in the car, hoping he would feel better about plans made years before. The office could NOT tell me where his graves were located! I received a letter in the mail telling me where the sites were while he was in ICU, just days before he passed. Use Lincoln Memorial forewarned. Stories of lawnmowers damaging granite headstones, and disputes between families and management to have them replaced are not uncommon chatting in the park. Families caring for their loved ones sites is not either. I thought it was a cultural thing at first. I learned it was that or grass growing over markers, weeds etc. Dads Fourth Memorial Day is coming up. Very sad for us.

We used Westlawn for my mother & was very pleased. Many of my family are buried at Hillcrest so I…read moreguess I'm kind of biased.

I have had nothing but positive encounters with people at this cemetery. It's very important to me…read moreto go and make sure that my grandparent's grave stones are taken care of, and I always find that they are. My great grandmother's vase was stuck with mud in the bronze vessel and I had a gentleman who was so kind and helped me get it open once again so I could put flowers inside. I also had the opportunity to talk to a woman earlier on in the year to help find some other family member's grave sites and she definitely went above and beyond to help me out. Death is never an easy thing to deal with, but it really helps when you have compassionate people to help you with your grieving process