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  This is one of the most beautiful cemeterys that I have seen, since I have been in this business!

  Added June 22, 2017 by Arnold Butler
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  This place is a joke! I had my father put in a Mosileum last year and I HAVE STILL NOT RECEIVED A KEY TO THE BUILDING. The sales person Liz B. is a total idiot! She will not return my calls. And the manager (i don't remember her name) made a comment to me...that "the mosileums smells like dead people"!!!!! If my grandparents weren't already layed to rest there...I sure the hell would have gone somewhere else. All I ever really wanted was a key for ..heaven sakes! My mother is disabled and I wanted to make it easier for her. When I visit, I have to find a grounds keeper to let me in. Once they have the money....they are done with you. Buyer beware!

  Added June 10, 2017 by A Google User
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  This is a great place to go, when you are not there due to a memorial or service. It is a very pretty location and sectioned off in a way that makes you feel you are traveling the globe seeing different style stones and messages in all sorts of languages. It is a wonderful place to walk and reflect. Seeing all of the names and ages when people passed. It's almost like you are learning about someone's whole life it's just all happens after they have passed away.

  Added April 27, 2017 by Colleen Wisniewski
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  What's with this place? My mom passed away over a year ago, and they still haven't provided her headstone marker. They always tell me they will look into it and get back to me and never have. It's always extra sad an disappointing when you visit your loved one and things are not done as they should be!

  Added April 13, 2017 by BRIAN NANSON
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  Ms. Bonnie Giusti,
  
  Although I am now happily married, my first marriage ended in an ugly divorce. I spent the next twenty plus years as a single parent. I raised and still support my autistic thirty year old son. I say all of this to say I thought I know difficulty. I thought I could handle adversity. I was wrong. None of my life's experiences prepared me for my Mother's two year illness and subsequent death. Thank you Ms. Giusti for your compassion. Your counsel was invaluable. Your words were a source of great comfort. You were knowledgeable and caring at the most difficult period in my life. You were incredibly helpful.
  
  George Stone

  Added December 20, 2016 by George Stone