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  When you have lost a love one it's not a fun time for you.. You are emotionally messed up and the Clark- Brown Family put two of our family members to rest...Both times there was Love, Support, Understanding...They made us feel like Family and was mourning with us.... During this time we had questions and financial problems. They worked with us and were understanding, honest and helpful. I know I personally could not do this job because people are emotionally a wreck and to deal with families is hard...So, we personally want to Thank You for the love, patient and understanding.The Williams Family

  Added April 09, 2017 by Dee Williams
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  Extremely rude on the phone. It blows my mind that any business owners out there today act like that and still have a company to operate, especially in an industry where the customer is often in emotional distress. Good luck moving forward - I'll just take my business to Russell, Salem, or Hayworth-Miller.

  Added January 24, 2017 by James Spiller