My sister had bought cremation services with Neptune Society several years ago. I had called them…read moreto change her address and was treated politely. After her passing, hospice called them to have them pick up sister's body. It was actually a Sunday morning and we were not his first "pickup". So it took some time for him to come. He apologized but was very respectful. On Monday Linda, from office, called and set up appointment for me to come to office and sign paperwork. She was very courteous and sensitive. She explained they had some add-ons we could do but understood that I was not interested. She said that there was jewelry available but I told her I had already purchased what we needed. I asked her about spreading ashes in ocean (like the picture on wall). She told me she would get back with me with details of that procedure. On Friday she called to let me know that the death certificates were in office and asked if I wanted mailed. I told her I would come by to pick up. She showed me details of the company they use to spread ashes in ocean which was about 5 times more that I had arranged privately. She understood. The following week, Jenn, from the office called to say they had the ashes. I told her I would come by to pick up. She explained the certificates that came in the box. We mentioned that I had some jewelry purchased (from Amazon). She was so kind to offer to put ashes into my jewelry. She says she does it everyday and has lots of experience. So I took the jewelry back to her (along with superglue I had bought so jewelry would not come "loose"). Within 15 minutes she had the jewelry filled (and glued). I tried to pay her for the service and she politely said "no, no, we are not allowed". Bottom line, I was NOT pressured into buying something I did not want nor need. The contract was honored. Service that I needed was provided.

My parents paid for cremation services thru Neptune Society. The lack of communication is mind…read moreboggling. The "prayer cards" that they charged $120 for were unusable. My mother ordered a necklace for my father's ashes that we have yet to receive. They sent a link for a survey that was expired. I don't feel they truly have the compassion necessary to help people struggling with planning while experiencing grief.

Nicole was amazing to work with.So kind to our family .She made sure everything was perfect for all…read moreof us. Everything was so beautiful for such a heartbreaking time. Walked us right through the process with ease..This has to be a overwhelming job for anyone. But she handles it with grace..Thank you again Nicole. Krause Family

As always Mrs. Nicole made sure everything was decent and in order. She did a sound check with me…read moreto make sure my music was at the correct volume and that the mic was at the right level. She of course also made sure that the Sleep Well Celebration for my Pops was Awesome, Decent and in Order.

I cannot say enough about the people and service provided by Leppert. Robin, John, and the entire…read morestaff were welcoming, kind, and accommodating. We did not feel uncomfortable or pressured during any stage of the process. The cost was very reasonable. THANK YOU!

My father recently passed and lived out of state. I had the task of getting prayer cards made, I…read moredid not know who could provide this service. I went online looking for the closest Mortuary. Johnandrew, was amazing! He took my order on a Sunday, and had everything done and printed by Tuesday I could not have asked for better service. The quality of the prayer cards were perfect, they even threw in extras! I had also called around to the other local Mortuary's and was denied the service since they did not handle my father's body. Hands down this is the best place, nicest people! I will certainly use them again.

Leppert did a great job caring for my mom's needs from when she picked out her services to when she…read morepassed and went into their care for her cremation. They were kind and caring and helpful through the whole process and made it as easy as possible to pick out what we needed for our mom's passing. They even said if there is any point in which we need our mom's ashes split into more containers for a service by the ocean with a dissolvable urn or if we want to use some for a tattoo or a nice gift for our grandmother, they will always be available to do that anytime we need. That is a very nice and helpful service for us since we do plan to split ashes at some point. They also provided us with the death certificates quickly, which was so helpful, as well. It was such a simple and straightforward process, which is so appreciated. Thank you to those who helped us through this difficult process. It means a lot to have a group of people who are so kind and warm to help with this type of service.

We wish to express our family's gratitude to Robin and John at Leppert for the exceptional and…read moreprofessional service they provided. It was great to have the team made this whole process so easy to do for us to lay our mother to rest. We couldn't have done this so quickly and so smoothly without your help.

Shirley Brothers had the nerve to hand us our bill right before the burial. Don't use this…read moreservice. Very rude.

From the owner: Losing a loved one is a difficult time. Choosing the right funeral home, one that will ease your…read moreburdens and help shoulder the responsibilities, can make a world of difference. Shirley Brothers Mortuaries & Crematory in Indianapolis, IN, is an exceptional funeral home whose cremation services and funeral arrangements are simple, stress-free and elegant Shirley Brothers Mortuaries & Crematory prides itself in its focus on honoring the life of the lost friend or family member. Working alongside you, their funeral planning can include videos and personal websites to help you best remember your loved one at their best. They're unique among funeral homes because they offer online grief and healing counselors, available 24/7. Whether through online counsel, additional resource material or their 365 Days of Grief Support program, which sends you helpful and affirming messages daily, they do all they can to help you through the process. This family-owned funeral home was originally founded in 1898. Their experience in funeral arrangements is unparalleled. Over the years, the home has taken on different names and locations, but the family has stayed the same, always desiring to help make the passing of a loved one easier on everyone. When a friend or family member passes away, it's important not to close up and shut yourself off from outside help...

This is in a lovely area around 86th St. and Haverstick ... tall trees, nice landscaping, and…read morefairly quiet despite being pretty close to 465. Maureen in the office is wonderful to work with. Death is an unpleasant subject, but she is so kind, caring and compassionate that she made a difficult time easier for my family.

This cemetery has a great sign in the front and the name sounds good, but I personally would want…read moreto be buried here.

Very disappointed by the ground level plaques they are using. The gold lettering is coming off…read more This is not just our family plot but also all those around the area. In the next few years you will find it difficult to read. This needs to be addressed. The mowing is maintained but not any weed cutting around the plaque. Trash was overflowing.

My father chose this cemetery for his final resting place. My initial thoughts upon my first visit…read moreto Oaklawn were that much of it looked unkempt, but I have given them leeway on that for now considering it was Winter. Hopefully, the grounds will appear better once the weather improves. I do have to say that while some areas looked a mess, the Orthodox section was well-maintained for the most part. It is a beautiful spot complete with painted icons near the woods and a creek. I can see why my dad wanted to be placed here. The staff seemed to be kind and professional during the selection of the plot. I was disappointed that the downpours of rain on the morning of my father's funeral kept us from gathering at the burial site, but we were given use of the chapel indoors for the final rites said over him. The men working the grounds that day were polite and let us keep watch as they placed my father into his vault and then into the ground. It was quite muddy so I am sure it was not an easy task. Oddly, as we entered the cemetery in our funeral procession, there was a vault right in the middle of one of the lanes headed toward the chapel. It was a strange sight none of us had witnessed before. Again, slack is being given on that considering the elements that day as well as being told by a friend that once worked at a cemetery that it happens once in a while. I am a bit nervous because of some of my observations combined with the other reviews and photos here. I will be making more treks to the cemetery for sure so I will be back to update my review as necessary.

I didn't take many pictures of the inside as a respect for the people there however they have two…read morebig rooms on each side plus a place for families to get something to eat, etc. I'm not sure all of the things they do for you exactly but every time I've been here it's been very welcoming and gives me a good feeling of comfort.

From the owner: Celebrating each life like no other…read more Each one of us is unique with our own story to tell. As North America's largest provider of funeral, cremation and cemetery services, Dignity Memorial professionals excel at helping families create meaningful tributes that truly celebrate the lives of the individuals they represent.With an extensive network of more than 2,000 locations throughout the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico, Dignity Memorial providers offer families personalized services and advanced-planning options to meet any need. From the simple to the extraordinary, your Dignity Memorial professionals are here to see that your special story is told.