I have to say that sunshine did such a great job to help myself and my husband when his mother…read morepassed away at 3:00 am on memorial Day. They took care of everything and was extremely helpful. Nobody ever wants to be in this situation but this business is exactly what you're looking for. I would highly recommend Sunshine cremation if you could make any arrangements in advance or even if you needed last minute like we did.

They were kind, compassionate, and took care of all of our needs. I would highly recommend them.read more

The value is ok and the 2 ladies were helpful at the time of need. They follow up and communicated…read moreeffectively with documents. Thank you on my mom's behalf.

Every glowing remark I read that helped me choose this option is EXACTLY what I experienced. The…read morefew negative reviews I read were obvious outliers - people who had other issues completely outside the scope of cremation services. What I experienced was professional, thoughtful and sensitive. I highly recommend CSA.

My experience with the the owner of this company, Jack was anything but professional. After…read morespeaking with Jack, he requested that I go to his site and complete the forms. Upon completing the forms, digitally with digital signature , as the forms instructed. Upon emailing the completed forms, Jack called me to tell me "you need to do better" and argued with me on the digital signature provided, again as the form instructed. I was then instructed that the forms needed to be filled out in pen and ink, scanned and emailed. I was also instructed that the Broward Country release form needed to be sent to the address at the bottom of that from. Again, I complied with Jack's request. Jack then called me to yell at me for sending the form to Broward when my father was not yet deceased, which he already knew from our previous conversations. He then proceeded to accuse me of lying that I told him that my father was here and then there, deceased and then not deceased. The best party of my experince with this company and man came when he said they would refuse their serices to me and my family./ Beware as this man and the organization, he gets confused easily and then attempts to berate belittle and blame you when you follow his instructions.

This cremation service is wonderful. Jack is compassionate and very thorough. I have used Brooks…read morein the past and will continue to recommend this wonderful service. Pricing is the best, but more importantly the professionalism and honesty go beyond.

Best Funeral Home Ever! Johnny Hodgson and Peta-Gaye Daley both are very welcoming and sweet.read more

Johnny and Peta-Gaye were amazing. They treated us as family and walked us through each and every…read morestep with such grace. I could not have asked for a better gift during this difficult time. The service was beautiful and they provided us with the upmost respect. These people deserve GOD's greatness blessings in life

If I could give this company negative stars I would. Slow and inaccurate information EVERY time…read moresome communication needed to happen. Certified death and cremation certificates delayed by months. TERRIBLE across the board! Run to somewhere else immediately!

When my father passed away it was a very difficult time for my siblings and I. Apollo Cremations…read moremade it so much more worst for us. They were extremely unprofessional with how they communicated with us. There was even a moment that I had to raise my voice while mourning my dad because she was disrespectfully speaking to me. They told us last minute that the location of my dad's body was all the way in Hollywood and we were in Miami. The whole experience made it even worse for us and it was the first death we had to deal with in our immediate lives. I strongly recommend you steer await from this company.

David was very responsive and took care of us. We were from out of town and had a death in our…read morefamily. Pricing was reasonable especially compared to a funeral home as we only needed cremation services. Death certificates were mailed timely. This is a very small business.

I found David to be an extraordinary young man with his genuine sincerity and kindness. After 61…read moreyears of losing my husband David made the process much easier for me. I will be recommending Anago to all my friends.

They were very helpful in a time when I needed the most help to make preparations and take care of…read moremy loved one. I would highly recommend this company

Atlantic Cremation is professional, patient and caring. Thank you for explaining the process and…read moreshowing empathy for the customer.

I stopped by Caballero Rivero Southern because of an unusual section of the cemetery. Standing…read moreguard over the carnival workers of the Miami Showmen's Association Rest at Southern Memorial Park is the life sized statues of an elephant and two lions imported from Italy. A motto on the elephant's blanket reads "Show folks. May they always be right, but right or wrong, Show folks." This is the final resting place of many of south Florida's carnival workers who follow the fair from place to place. In life they drove the trucks, guessed peoples weight, operated the rides, and manned the concessions. These nomads are now together in one place for final rest. People interred here include David Endy, the first president of the Miami Showmen's Association. He died in 1982 after more than 50 years of living the carnival life. There are 1,000 graves in all divided by peoples faith, Catholic, Jewish, and Protestant. Many of the markers contain peoples nicknames. "Peanuts", "Lively", "Porky", and "Duke". The first Showmen's Association of circus and carnival workers was founded in Chicago in 1913 as the Showmen's League of America. They organized to fight for insurance and health benefits for workers. The tradition of associations selling burial plots started after a deadly train wreck in 1918 killed more than 100 people from the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus. The Miami Showmen's Association was formed in 1944 by Endy as a social and benevolent organization. There are three showmen's groups in Florida, but this one is oldest. Through the years it's membership has dwindled. In the 1950's cemetery plots were sold to members for $50 to make sure that no one was buried in a potter's field. The elephant can be seen from just about everywhere in the cemetery. I love the story of this place and how everyone took care of each other. Carnival workers stick together and support each other. It is definitely an of the beaten track stop if you are in the area.

Caballero Rivero Cemeteries & Funeral Homes. - North Miami…read more My husband and I had been avoiding the topic of pre- planning our funerals but we finally decided it's too important to put on the back burner. From the first exchange of emails between me and Pre-Plan Advisors , Joe Jimenez and Marta Gonzalez, I noticed there was no pressure to follow through with them. The plans available were presented. We chose cremation and had many questions (especially me). Patiently, Joe or Marta would promptly get back to me with an answer. They both acknowledged that it was a difficult decision for us. When I was apprehensive about certain points they tried to clarify as clearly as possible. I felt they took a personal interest in our decision and I truly appreciated their patience and empathy. We chose Caballero Rivero and have not regretted our decision I would recommend - Caballero Rivero and Pre- Plan Advisors Joe Jimenez and Marta Gonzalez