Peaceful, well kept cemetery. A mausoleum and office. They can and will provide a nice space for 1…read moreperson or spaces for an entire family. There was a crew there removing all the billion leaves from the fall dropping, cutting the grass and blowing the plots off. Once again well kept grounds.

Last year our son's grave had to be professionally cleaned because a tree limb had been lying on…read morethe headstone for a long period of time. On this date, 10-3-22, another tree limb was found on the head stone. It had obviously been there a long time. Once again the stone will have to be cleaned because no one bothered to remove the fallen limb. The entire area for infants and children is never properly maintained. We had our baby buried there because we thought Calvary Cemetery staff would care properly for his grave. The front is maintained giving the illusion that the whole cemetery is well maintained, but the back kooks like trash. Very disrespectful to the families and loved ones of those that have passed. We expect much better from the staff of our Catholic cemetery.

My friend is buried here so I've come often. It's a pretty typical cemetery but I wouldn't mind…read morebeing buried here. It's pretty large and has many pretty trees scattered throughout it.

My son is buried at Magnolia Cemetery alongside his paternal grandparents. The cemetery is very…read morewell maintained. Todd is the one employee they have there. He is dedicated to his job and he truly cares about taking care of the property. He told me that he takes care of it the way he would want the final resting place for his loved ones to be taken care of. He helped me and my husband through a very tough, emotional time with compassion and grace.

This is the most amazing cemetery! We went to do do the audio tour which should have taken 1.5…read morehours...we left 3 hours later! The tour was amazing and talked so much about the people and the city of Memphis. The grave markers and such are so incredible. We wandered around in amazement. The staff was also incredible. Bob Barnett in particular. He spent time telling us more about the cemetery. We appreciated it so much. This is a must see stop if you are in the area.

I do so love old cemeteries and when traveling off I go to find them! For $10 we purchased an audio…read moretour. So much great information about the history of the city and the locally famous folks buried there. Well worth the time (just over an hour) and money.

Beautiful facilities best service very affordable, respectful quality service, one of the best…read morefuneral homes in the mid south help make the burden easier the set up was extremely nice, warm and welcoming staff

This is one of the toughest things that anyone will ever experience, the loss of someone who they…read moreloved dearly. My wife's cousin passed away at the young age of just 38 due to a hit and run driver who struck him while walking on a sidewalk. The family used Owens N H and Son Funeral Home. This place has been here since 1912, so it is now 103 years old. The building certainly looks like it has been here this long too. The staff here were extremely friendly, professional and did a fantastic job handling the services. I honestly could not have expected more, they were great. They made him look beautiful. Owens N H and Son Funeral Home has a fleet of brand new limos and a hearse, the inside of the Funeral Home is well equipped to handle about 100 people or more and they have a piano and other types of media equipment. I would definitely recommend these people to handle such a tough time should it ever be needed. There is a reason why they have been in business so long, they are good at what they do. [Review #346] (106th Review of 2015)

I buried my mom in 2017. Everything ran smoothly. I mean they made here look beautiful for her last…read moreviewing. But the day of the funeral, a guy come out to the family and asked for all my mothers sisters and brother in-laws And sat them on the front row and put my mothers kids in the back. I thought the kids sit in the front. And he tried to argue with us. I will most likely not use them again because of this one guy.

My wife lost her mother a little before Christmas and we used M. J. Edwards Stage Road Chapel for…read morethe funeral. These guys were outstanding! Setting up a funeral is nothing anyone looks to, but it is a part of life and a tough part of life, so it is wonderful when there is someone who takes good care of those who love someone and they really provide outstanding service and are understanding. The funeral home was very nice, the bathrooms were clean and everything went very well. Whoever did the work on my mother in-law did a beautiful job, she looked wonderful during the wake. The following day during the procession M. J. Edwards Stage Road Chapel provided us two limos to our home, then to the church memorial service and then drove us to the West Tennessee State Veterans Cemetery in Memphis, Tennessee and then drove us back to our house. Seriously, these guys were outstanding. I will stop at there. If you are looking for a wonderful funeral home. I would highly recommend these guys for your loved ones. They truly care. [Review #571] (51st Review of 2018)

A huge thank You goes out to this funeral home. For my mom's funeral Charian was our funeral…read moredirector and she was personable, compassionate and understanding through this difficult time. She explained everything, made sure she had everything in order for us and was an all around All Star. HIGHLY recommend. Thank You all again

Springhill Cemetery (Hernando, MS) was established in 1836. It was the public burial ground for…read moreresidents of the town, free and slave, until churches and other groups established separate cemeteries. There are probably 500-1000 burials on the site even though there are only about 100 headstones present because graves were usually marked wood boards or posts, plantings, or earthen mounds decorated with the deceased's cup, bowl, bottle, or other personal items. It also encases victims of the 1878 yellow fever epidemic that nearly destroyed the town of Hernando, so much that it lost its city charter. After this, the cemetery declined. For years, cattle roamed the cemetery and broke off many of the tombstones. It was covered over by kudzu, briars, and honeysuckle before Mayor Ferguson and others undertook its restoration. Here's a link that explains some of the tombstones and their history! http://m.desototimes.com/news/a-walk-among-the-dead/article_5b1816de-dbd1-11e8-8d84-eb4af7cf397f.html

Excellent services. Very compassionate. Professional all the way. No sales pressure.read more

We met with Miss Charian and she was a beacon of light during this difficult time. She went over…read moreall our options and helped us navigate our choices with no "hard sale". She was funny as well and lightened up the process. She told us she's from a third generation of a funeral director family.