During a very difficult time....Monarch brings serenity kindness compassion and amazing support…read morein making difficult decisions. Rayanne the owner and Justina gave us exceptional care as they took care of my beautiful daughter Christa. All of our worries were answered in a beautiful place of love. Thank you again.

They are exceptional; they significantly alleviated a difficult situation and demonstrate a high…read morelevel of proficiency in their roles.

Ian was sensitive and incredibly comforting in one of lifes most difficult moments. Highly…read morerecommend,

5+. Seamless. Professional. Caring. Lovely. My family engaged Horan & McConaty for both mom and…read moredad's funeral services, and I am so happy we did. Their team (special shout-out to Josh and Joe) covered every detail during the planning process and executed flawlessly. They were ahead of the ball on all counts, including compensating clergy, transferring the urn/casket and flowers to each location, providing a limo to the burial site, and offering a suite of products to honor and commemorate our parents. They also have a beautiful room for hosting a viewing/rosary. The Horan & McConaty team gently guided us through all events, allowing us to be fully present in our final moments with mom and dad. We couldn't have asked for a better overall experience. Thank you all.

Worst Service EVER! After my son's tragic death in 2024, I…read morecontacted A Basic Cremation to handle his remains. The representative, or "arranger", was insensitive and lacked empathy from the very first contact. Rushing me by explaining to me that she had a lot of other families to contact today when I was slow in answering the many questions being asked about my dead son. I asked about keeping the screws from my son's scapula and skull from previous injuries and was told "they will melt during cremation". It was not until after the cremation was performed that I discovered through research that the screws would've been intact since they were titanium. I requested five locks of hair from my son's body to be sent to me. The "arranger" FAILED to relay that information and the locks of hair were NOT saved!!! The week they were to receive my son's body from the medical examiner, I was told that the "arranger" would contact me once his body was received. By Tuesday of that week I had not received any word from them so I called and when the "arranger" answered, she was short with me and simply asked " what can I do for you?". As if she had forgotten that she told me she would contact me once they received his body. I will always regret not asking her that day to make sure his hair locks were saved! After all was said and done, they tried to buy me off for their mistakes with some cheap, made in China keepsakes to try to make up for their mistakes. I would NEVER recommend using this business unless you want insult added to your injury!

The staff were very helpful in arrangements for my son after his suicide. While less expensive…read morecertainly not cheaply handled. But done with dignity and compassion. Would definitely recommend this business for your difficult needs.

I cannot recommend Be A Tree enough. When my father was on hospice care, we knew we needed to plan…read moreahead, and the team was responsive and compassionate. They consulted on all of our options, and worked with us to make the process easy. The team that picked up my father when he passed was incredibly kind and so gentle. I also really appreciated the text updates throughout. Everything was digital, which made it easy during a particularly difficult time. I love that the cremation was environmentally friendly and not crazy expensive. Every aspect, from initiating contact to picking up my father's remains, was handled with the utmost care and respect. Thank you for making a painful process gentler and comforting.

Attended open house. Info and staff are reassuring for potential preplanning cremation. Feeling…read moreof calm, clean, security.

Our stepmother Joslyn did suddenly and very unexpectedly on October 14th…read more Mile High seemed to be fairly priced, two good reviews, so there we went. They may be good at turning loved ones to ashes, but they sucked in every other aspect of the interaction. They were always pleasant, but the whole interaction was super frustrating. Initially, after signing with them, weeks went by where we couldn't reach them, and we never heard back from anyone. The one time I got a prompt callback was when I got tired of the BS and left a profanity-laced message. Heard right back! I went by their offices, at the address that is on EVERY Google search you could imagine.......and they aren't at that location anymore. Amazingly frustrating. Data entry is also a weak spot for them. Allegedly they were sending emails to update us, but my sister and I never recvd anything from them. Yes, we checked Spam. Suffice to say we were very relieved 6 weeks later when we finally got Joslyn's ashes. 6 weeks!!! Is that normal??

When my brother-in-law died suddenly, the only wish he shared in his will was to be cremated after…read morehe died. We did a nearly exhaustive, thorough search of crematoriums that performed cremation in the Denver area. We ultimately decided on Mile High because of the comforting, compassionate & kind, understanding communications with Gerard, its owner. He offered us a simple, 'no frills' menu of his very reasonably priced services, which, as a bonus & relief, included his being the only person we had contact with - not different ones with each call. Gerard is truly a 'mensch' due to his consistent responsiveness & understanding of our wishes & needs. Gerard's Mile High Crematorium gets five stars because of all the aforementioned plusses AND because he agreed to think & act 'outside' of the box regarding some of our desires & requests. With Gerard, 'what you see is what you get'! A true-blue human being, for whom no question was a stupid question & no request was an unreasonable one. We felt comforted, trusting, & secure due to his decades-long experience - simply put: we were in good hands with Mile High & Gerard. Our experience was superb and, we hope, that when the time comes, you will feel the same.

Don't use Tulip if you have a short timeline for cremation and to receive the cremains in a timely…read moremanner for a funeral or other ceremonies. It can take days...weeks for the cremation to take place and have the cremains delivered to you. Otherwise they are great but their agents are in California or Florida and if your agent is off duty, nobody else in their company knows much about your case. We had no services planned for my brother so the delays were not a big issue. If they might be for you...look elsewhere.

Absolutely horrible all around experience. I wouldn't cremate roadkill I ran over here. Before my…read morebrother even arrived to their facility, I informed them there was a baseball hat I wanted. It was in all the paperwork, I spoke to the coroner and the tulip staff members informing them of this extremely important item I wanted. Everyone was in the same page. A few days later I get the call he is ready to be picked up. I ring the doorbell and this lady answers and I come in. She then says she will get the urn several times, saying urn over and over "not my brother" which I would have appreciated or just not urn. She then comes out and stands there with a gift bag stuffed with bright decorative colors and hands his over to me smiling. I ask where is the hat? She says she doesn't know and acts like it's not her problem. She informs me there's a metal tag that was burned with my brother and that's how they identify people after. I get home and email Travis. Who simply says that the hat was cremated with the body and we're sorry.... That's it!! I'm so glad it's not a member of their family, so they don't have to experience the pain and sorrow that I am in due to all of this traumatic experience. I then want to transfer the ashes to a better urn, the "urn" they give you is a black plastic box I wouldn't put anything of value in - it is not very sturdy or well constructed. The lid does not close properly. The bag the ashes are in are less quality than a ziploc bag, which I had to transfer my brothers ashes to because their bag had a hole in it. There were ashes everywhere. I see the metal tag she informed me about. It is new, not burnt at all, which I do not understand and am a little let down by once again. On the front of the box it says the date and there is a cremated body of the name of the person. What a horrible and unprofessional and traumatic experience. Unfortunately my other brother just passed away and we got him cremated in another state. A totally different experience. They were so accommodating and caring and understanding. Please don't use these people. They have no respect for your loved one or any of your wishes. You will be handed what seems like a birthday present all wrapped up in their horrid gift bags if you do and trust me I still haven't recovered from this.

So helpful in my time of loss. Informative and knowledgeable. They have advice and help without…read morehaving me as a client. One of the last actual privately owned mortuaries in the Denver metro.

Obviously a very tough time for our family but the owners did an absolutely wonderful job…read more Extremely caring and attentive. Excellent service.

I've explored and photographed cemeteries all over the United States and Europe. This was an…read moreexpansive and pretty park. There are several unusual monuments, particularly the snowboarder's display. The chapel, single-family mausoleums, and angel statuary are lovely. Be prepared to walk to see everything the grounds have to offer (and don't come on a windy, blustery day in October like I did - it was so miserable that I only walked around for about an hour).

I cannot say enough nice things about Fairmount and our director Brooke. From the moment I called…read morethrough the entire cremation process, our mother's death was handled with the utmost professionalism and genuine care. Brooke walked us through the process step by step and explained everything down to the minutia of details of how embalming and cremation works. I am so thankful we were able to have my mother in their care. Even with the the viewing, they let my family sit in the waiting area and talk about memories and laugh enjoying the time together and remembering our beloved mother/grandmother. Brooke even gave me the biggest, warmest hug and sent me a holiday card. Now that is not just customer service, it's actually caring for people, as we are not just customers, there is that human element to death and we found it with Fairmount. Thank you so much.

Wonderful and touching Memorial Day 2026-92nd Anniversary of Remembrance-a solemn ceremony honoring…read moreour fallen heroes, and sadly, too many! Welcome speech by Roderick Thomas, Cemetery Director and then the Presentation and Posting of Colors. The National Anthem, God Bless America, Amazing Grace and Postlude Music from the amazing Cornerstone Chorale and the VFW Band of Colorado. Many great Guest Speakers and Moment of Silence and dedication of Wreaths by Goldstar Families escorted by Young Marines & Civil Air Patrol (so impressive to see the dedication of youth participating in these ceremonies). Also had Military Rifle Salute, Taps, Benediction, Ringing of the Honor Bell, Closing Remarks and an impressive Flyover. Was so happy to see how many people came to the ceremony and visitors at the graves of our veterans that are no longer with us. We all must not forget that Freedom is not Free!

The ceremony we had for my grandparents was only 15 minutes and felt rushed. It was impersonal and…read morenot the level of service I would expect. I think people would rather wait a few extra weeks than be rushed and reminded that we need to hurry along so another ceremony could take place. I don't feel this place cared about the time and effort it takes for family to get there to only have 15 minutes to say goodbye. The person who ran our ceremony didn't even say their names. Grandpa served in the Air Force and should have received a certain level of respect and appreciation for serving the country. The grounds were beautiful and well cared. Give people more time. Do less services a day to let people take time to say goodbye.