The George H. Rohde Funeral Home is extremely attentive to all the details…read more A huge THANK YOU to Denise for capturing beauty and peace while managing to comfort and support the family. Every funeral detail was perfect

Denise's service was exceptional, particularly her responsiveness. She answered questions promptly…read moreand clearly, regardless of day or time. She made a very difficult period easier for my mother and me.

I have used TP White to arrange 3 funerals for immediate family, and have worked with them since…read more2016. They have been professional, responsive, and caring. I can't say enough good things about the Croxton family. They've been wonderful to work with, even handled our "out of the norm" requests with grace and a "no-problem" attitude. I would recommend to anyone!

I have used TP White to arrange 4 funerals for immediate family members since 2017. We also hosted…read morethe funeral/memorial service on-site. I cannot say enough good things about John Croxton and how much he and his family helped during an extremely difficult time. Each death was sudden and his team was very responsive, great with communication and was able to tend to our families needs. They did a nice job preparing the bodies of my relatives before we had to identify them (required, even with cremation). They have always been very accommodating, even on short notice and during inclement weather (in the middle of a snow storm). I highly recommend their expertise and trust the staff at TP White. They are empathetic and made a difficult process a little easier by handling all the details for us and walking us through each step. The Croxton family is also deeply connected to and invests in the Mt. Washington community and surrounding. They are good stewards and I prefer to spend my money with a local business that genuinely cares.

Cemeteries. Probably not a big Yelp review topic. They are everywhere, small and large. And they…read moreare declining in relevance as the Internet becomes the memorial rather than returning past loved ones to the ground. This is a small old one. They cut the grass among headstones. A fine spot for a picnic in the neighborhood. Older.

Gorgeous day perfect weather for a classic car show and walking around this beautiful…read morecemetery/botanical garden. Was hoping for better bird and frog pics but didnt get lucky.

I've been to a number of different "park" cemeteries including Hollywood in Richmond VA and Mount…read moreAuburn near Boston as well as the Pere Le Chaise in Paris. This cemetery matches up to those in terms of the quality of the groundskeeping and the ability to navigate around the cemetery. The grounds here are beautiful and it's clear that the groundskeeping staff works hard to keep this place in excellent condition as a sign of respect to those who are laid to rest here. Salmon Chase (Governor and Supreme Court), Rudolph Wurlitzer (founder of the Wurlitzer company), Bernard Henry Kroger (founder of the Kroger supermarket chain), both Procter and Gamble. It's a revered place and it was a positive experience to visit these graves and pay tribute to those who came before. [Review 20494 overall - 221 in Ohio - 1474 of 2023.]

A nice facility that is handicap accessible. The staff are polite and courteous. Bernard Naegele…read moreis a true gentleman. He is kind and compassionate while offering a first class funeral service. Trust Bernard to do the right thing.

I am handicapped and use a wheelchair. Be aware that this funeral home is NOT HANDICAPPED…read moreACCESSABLE!!!!!!! A few days ago was my Mother- in- law's layout, I had to wait outside by the front steps for at least 5 minutes while my husband looked for someone to tell us how to get in. It had been raining all day, but fortunately it didn't rain while I was waiting. My husband came back and informed me that we had to continue to wait (which took another 15 minutes) until they could find people to literally lift my wheelchair and carry me up all those stairs!!!! I was HORRIFIED !!! And EXTREMELY HUMILIATED!!!!! Not to mention I felt it to be EXTREMELY DANGEROUS, what if one of them tripped going up all those stairs, or lost their grip!!!!!! That is INSANE!!!!! If you are handicap I STRONGLY URGE YOU NOT TO HIRE OR VISIT THIS FUNERAL HOME.!!!! IT IS COMPLETELY UNACCEPTABLE TO TREAT THEIR GUESTS IN THIS MANNER. YOU NEED AN ELEVATOR OR RAMP!!!!

I like the way they treat people with respect they let make the people look just like if they were…read morestill alive and they put up with a lot. I really appreciate Spring Grove. My dad was there. My mom was there. I'm gonna be there my cousin's gonna be there on May 29 so yes it's a it's a good place to be on your return home.

It's taken 6 weeks to get the death certificate for my grandma. We stilllll do not have it. we've…read morebeen patient. What is going on, honestly? They keep blaming it on Warren county. That they have to mail it. I could have walked to Warren county by now. It doesn't make any sense why it's taking soooooo long. This only points to lack of organization and follow through on Walkers part. Update: increased review from 1 star to 3 star. we got the death certificate within 1 business day of this review. So while they made it right, I still don't understand the delay. Several people weren't on the same page.

Walnut Hills Cemetery is one of the first places I got to explore in Cincinnati, Ohio. It was a fun…read moreDay of the Dead day in the cemetery. The cemetery is located at 3117 Victory Parkway in the Walnut Hills neighborhood of Cincinnati, Ohio. The cemetery opened in 1843, under the name of "The Second German Protestant Cemetery" In 1941, at the beginning of World War II, the name was changed to Walnut Hills Cemetery. Today, the cemetery sits on over 70 acres .

My first interaction with this cemetery was a few days before the 2011 Run Like Hell 5K. I did a…read morepractice run and ran through looking around wondering how "spooky" it would be on race day. The hills were a good challenge and I was too busy trying to get a good time (and not trip over myself in the almost pitch black path) to really soak up the night time scariness that a cemetery possesses. I read a bit on the WHC website and saw that it is one of the oldest (opened in 1843) in the area. It was also originally called The Second German Protestant Cemetery. The cemetery comprises 70 acres. As I was running through it I had no idea it was that big. The website also has a nifty genealogy search http://www.walnuthillscemetery.org/Genealogy.html Try it out! I did see a really neat gothic church-like building and assume it might be a small chapel or mausoleum. I'll have to check it out next time I visit. If you do jog through this place (or do the Run Like Hell, which I heartily recommend); watch the road as there were a few potholes and potential ankle twisting sections. Failure to do so could leave you as a permanent resident of the place.... whaaa haaa haaa. /spooky laugh