I never thought I'd be writing a review of a funeral home, but I want people to know about my…read moreexperience. My parents were kind and smart enough to make advance arrangements with Memorial Park many years ago. Even in that situation, planning for a funeral is a difficult and emotional task. The folks at Memorial Park understand this and were a total blessing to us. When my mother passed away, I called around 5:30 on a Friday, thinking no one would be there and that I'd have to try again on Monday. I left a message and, within a few minutes, Eric returned my call. He was kind, professional and compassionate. He took some information about my mom and let me know that her body was in their care. They use that word a lot - care - and it's appropriate, because I and my family received the best of care from them from start to finish. We provided preliminary information to Eric and made an appointment for Saturday to come in, sign papers, and make decisions and arrangements When you walk into the office at Memorial Park, you will always be greeted by someone who is very professional and courteous. They will offer you water, snacks and a comfortable seat before showing you to a consultation room. Melanie and Kristen were our primary points of contact, but over the course of weeks, I worked with many people, and they were all absolutely fantastic. Melanie was our funeral director, so she helped us take care of arrangements for mom's cremation (paperwork, etc), getting death certificates, and helping us arrange the memorial service. She was responsive (even returning emails on her days off) and delightful to work with. My mom wasn't affiliated with a church, so we used the facilities at Memorial Park for her service and a reception. The facilities are beautiful. When I arrived on the day of mom's service (we brought our own food in for the reception, but you can have caterers deliver food and drink as well), the chapel was already set up. Flowers had been placed, a guestbook and prayer cards were there. Georgia Devero set up/break down the reception room, and she was a blessing, attending to every detail. Rachel Troutt was the funeral director who was on duty when we had mom's service, and she was amazing as well. Attentive to every need, on top of every minor detail. Two older gentlemen - Roger and Frank - were also there to assist and did a fantastic job attending to anything and everything we needed plus acting basically as ushers for the service. The facility has audio/visual capabilities, and we developed a DVD with a slide show of pictures coordinated with music. Rachel did a great job executing on that portion of the service, queueing up everything perfectly. We had also set up photos and albums of mom in the back of the chapel for people to look at as they came in and left. While we were receiving attendees in the reception room, Roger and Frank took everything down and packed it carefully away for us in bags to help make it easier for us to take everything home when we left. They even helped move the flowers from the service over to my parents' niche after the service, carrying a big wreath of flowers on a brutally hot August day. When my mother's remains were ready, we scheduled an internment service to place them in the niche my parents bought, where my dad's ashes were already laid to rest. Again, Kristin and Rachel were on-hand to help. It was raining cats and dogs, and when we got there, they had everything set up in a place indoors where we could say a few words and not get wet. They even had a cooler of bottled water for us. After the ceremony, we needed to take the ashes over to the niche, and it was still storming outside. Rather than have us all get wet, Rachel and Kristen walked back to the funeral home and brought back umbrellas for everyone so we could walk to the niche without getting wet. I could go on and on about these folks. Every single person we came in contact with was absolutely professional, helpful and compassionate. I can't imagine that their jobs are easy but they do a great job. They are also very tightly integrated. Each person has a different function and sometimes they cover for each other, but they never once dropped the ball. I must also mention that funeral homes sometimes have a reputation for trying to sell you things you don't need/want and trying to take advantage of you during an emotionally vulnerable time. At no time did that happen with Memorial Park. While we had plans in advance, they still could have upsold us on things but never did. They laid out options, let us make choices and answered questions helpfully and honestly, even giving us tips to save on the few costs not covered by my parents' plans. They made the worst experience of my life bearable, helped me when I needed it, and gave me things I didn't know I needed to make it easier. I consider them a true blessing. Thank you, Memorial Park and bless you all!

From the moment you walk in the door You are treated with…read morerespect, kindness Cookies.I had my husband interned Reserve a room and funeral arranged Catering.Thr funeral director Annie As well as more then helpful staff. Deserve a five star rating.Please consider for your loved one who Five Star Rating

I want to first of say how Thankful we are to the Brett Funeral home family for their hard work and…read moresupport during one of the hardest days of my life. My fiance passed away unexpectedly and being that we just moved to the area, I had no idea where to go to plan the viewing, funeral and burial. They met with us immediately and supported us through the entire process. Tom was very understanding in our rush to get the funeral completed as we had family and friends flying in from all over the country, and not only did they make things work but they also accommodated us by driving to Archer Florida to bury Brian next to our son whom is buried there at our Chamberlin Plot. I cannot say enough good things about this Funeral Home and am beyond thankful that they made such an unbearable time in my life go smoothly. THANKYOU TOM for all of your hard work and patience :) Megan Etzkorn & the Chamberlin Family https://www.tributearchive.com/obituaries/21576252/brian-h-chamberlin/wall

Writing this review as a guest of this funeral home, as my family had a funeral here on Thursday…read moreMay 15th 2025 to honor my aunt who passed away. Not sure about the details and inner workings of this because i am writing as a guest here. A small venue located in Saint Peterberg, it can fit lots of people, and essentially has 2 rooms, one in the back, and one in the front. For the funeral I attended, we used the room in the front, which also had a television. That same television was used to show a slideshow of photos of my aunt. Love that modern technology can be used in a setting like this. I attended this along with my family and some of my cousin's friends. It also had a restroom with a water fountain that one can drink water from. I point this out because My dad and I were drinking alot of water. and the service to honor was nice, except well--- I'm not religious and maybe some others are, but the priest did draw out prayers like the hail mary and our father. And nothing about that my aunt will be in all of our hearts and the memories will remain, and that would be a positive thing. Anyways, I'm not here to critique the priest-- just here to say that the venue was very cute despite small.

I only expect to die once and based on my experience with this company, these are the people I want…read morehelping my family taking care of my remains. I am hesitant to put a name here because it is not fair for her to be inundated with work request but Jami Romero took care of my friend by communication with me, the POA, and provided excellent service and results.

Jamie was incredibly supportive, knowledgeable, and compassionate. We couldn't have planned my…read moredad's memorial without her help.

Marybeth's wonderful and delightful presence made the experience extremely comfortable. She…read moreguided me through every step, explaining the quality of services provided and what I wanted for my funeral arrangements. Thank you! Ms. TSmith

Marybeth offered great customer service. She gave us very specific information down to the details.read more

Our family was so well taken care of by Kirk and his team. They showed us kindness and compassion…read morethat was unmistakably genuine. Kirk remembered our names, our preferences, and even the vehicles we were driving. They paid attention to all the things we needed, and were present but never intrusive. From beginning to end, they handled our difficult time with tremendous professionalism and care. We were never rushed to keep a schedule, and were welcomed to stay as long as we needed after the funeral. I have (unfortunately) worked with several funeral homes, and Mohn was by far the best. I would not hesitate to call them again, or recommend them to everyone.

Great, truly caring staff. Helped with the service from start to finish and took a lot of weight…read moreoff my shoulders.

My family has now twice relied on the services here in our times of need…read more You will receive nothing less than 110% service. Whether you are prepared or not, they will quickly soothe all of your headaches and make the process as smooth as possible. Once in their capable hands, you need not worry about anything. They pay great attention, even down the the smallest of details. The facility is immaculate and everything one could hope for. Also their not-so-obvious aviary is a fun and pleasant distraction... So when you have need of funeral services, please feel confident to choose this facility. My family has never had a more comfortable experience, at such a sorrowful and hectic time...

I am heartbroken and beyond disappointed with how my dog's cremation was handled. I specifically…read morearranged and paid for a private cremation so that I could receive my dog's ashes but he was cremated communally instead. Because of this mistake, I did not receive his ashes and lost the opportunity to place them in the ocean with my mother, who passed away from cancer five months ago. What makes this worse is the lack of follow-up and compassion. I called to ask where his ashes were placed looking for some closure because I have heard that sometimes the communal ashes are put in a garden or the ocean. I never even received a return call. Mistakes can happen. But accountability, communication, and empathy matter -- especially when families are grieving. Unfortunately, those were missing here. I hope no other family has to experience this additional heartbreak during an already devastating time.

Thank you Danielle and Jerry for your kindness and compassion. From the very beginning, Jerry was…read morevery kind and professional and gave us detailed information on the services provided. He listened and answered all questions and concerns promptly. Danielle was also very kind and answered all questions and concerns with compassion and professionalism. She went over the paperwork needed and gave us time to discuss and decide as a family. We were not rushed and was able to view our loved one as long as we needed to say our goodbyes. I highly recommend this establishment. Thank you so very much Danielle and Jerry for your kindness and expertise.

They handled my Mom's cremation and were very respectful. Got her remains back in a timely manner…read more Overall very happy.

This facility is beautiful. Without notice I was greeted by the usher. I had an unusual request,…read morebut not unusual for them. My dog lived out her life and I wanted her cremated. This place has a service called, "Pet Passages." For a fee, you can have your pet cremated, returned to you in an urn with a paw print and hair clipping. I even had the option to, "say goodbye," in a private room, though I declined because I already said goodbye. I would have given them 5 stars but I did not receive an "Identification number," for my pet. I'm certain I will get my pet back, along with her paw a hair clippings, which I'll know if something happens, because I know my dog and her hair/paw print (I already have one, this is just a second for me.) Would have just been nice for the paperwork to have been completed correctly for accuracy. I didn't notice until today, as I was tearful and upset the day I dropped her off. Update: I absolutely did did receive my dog back. Anderson McQueen put her in a beautiful, cherry, wooden box, perfect for her size. They got the most perfect paw print and gave me a sample of her hair, as I requested. I would absolutely not hesitate to recommend Anderson McQueen to anyone. To everyone there, who took care of Lola, thank you. I would give 10 stars for the comfort, care, and empathy I received, in addition to the relief I feel knowing everything was taken care of correctly.

The only bright spot in our experience with Anderson-McQueen Funeral and Cremation Centers for my…read moremother's services was Archie. He is truly an angel. Unfortunately, Bri could not have been worse--cold, unprofessional, and lacking compassion. I honestly cannot give this company even one star. From the beginning, I had to correct errors in the paperwork. While they were minor typos, it was upsetting to deal with mistakes while grieving. More concerning was that I was not presented with options during planning; I was guided toward specific choices, and only when I asked questions were alternatives mentioned. When I brought in my mom's clothes and belongings, other staff greeted me kindly. Bri did not. I had to introduce myself. She showed no warmth, said nothing about taking good care of my mother, and focused only on reprinting a contract--twice--because it wasn't correct. When I left, there were no reassuring words about the service or my mom being in good hands. Two business days passed after I forgot my credit card when updating paperwork, and no one called. Then, after 5:00 p.m. on Friday, I received a message asking me to call back quickly to make payment before they left. There were no words about the upcoming service--only about money. The church service was beautiful. However, when we arrived at the cemetery (after lingering slightly at church), my mother had not yet arrived. We waited a long time before the hearse finally came. We were given no explanation. At the gravesite, some male family members helped with the casket, and Bri spoke to them in an abrupt, directive manner, as if she did not realize this was their grandmother. She then asked me--at the gravesite--if we planned to stay for the lowering of the casket. That question should have been addressed during planning, not at that moment. When it was time to lower my mom, Bri began picking flowers off the spray we had purchased and handed them to us to toss in afterward. It was upsetting to watch her dismantle the arrangement in front of us. That could have been done beforehand. After the burial, she approached me--not to offer condolences--but to ask if I could come in Monday to settle the account. Over the weekend, we looked through sympathy cards and realized no one could find the guest book. On Monday I emailed Bri asking if the funeral home had it--no response. Tuesday morning I emailed Archie, who responded immediately. Shortly after, Bri called to say she had the guest book and I could pick it up when I came in to settle the account. We had been searching for it all weekend. She had taken it and never informed us. When I expressed my frustration, she did not apologize. Instead, she said she felt she had not been treated well at the service. I reminded her that we were the grieving family and that her role was to support us. She refused to deliver the guest book to my father and said I would need to pick it up when I came for the death certificates (which are still not ready). When I later asked about flower order cards from their website so we could properly thank people, she said she had those as well and that I could pick them up at the same time. It feels completely inappropriate that we must retrieve these meaningful items ourselves, especially after they were withheld without communication. Archie was kind, gentle, and compassionate--but one good employee cannot make up for Bri's rudeness, lack of empathy, and unprofessional conduct. She is in the wrong profession, and I sincerely hope management provides her with proper training so no other family experiences what we did. I also do not understand why there is an additional $10 charge per death certificate on top of already substantial funeral costs.

Kevin is very compassionate and caring. Really helped us out and it meant a lot to us. The Cemetary…read moreis also beautiful, and a serene resting place.

We attended the monthly mass last weekend. A beautiful way to remember loved ones. The quaint…read morechapel is nice for family and friends to come together. This is my first experience with Calvary but have been pleased with the service provided, and the grounds and overall experience. I was not aware there was a catholic cemetery, but think there is added value to have a property with chapel and monthly mass next to the resting place of loved one.