I've been asked to photograph many funerals at Corey Kerlin Funeral Homes. All the workers have been very nice and accommodating to the families. I've been told by several families that they make the process easy on them during such a hard time.

I can not speak enough of how awesome my family was treated and how caring this wonderful place has been to me and family. They done all the work for a such a time in my family’s life. Everyone is different but for us Jerry and his crew gave us such a honoring good by to my mom. I will forever speak of them for those in need of such service.

I’m posting on behalf of Pamela Cannady . Our sister, Patricia, recently passed away after being terminally ill for quite some time . Although we had time to prepare for her passing, our hearts have not been the same since she went to her eternal home. Corey-Kerlin Funeral Home was given a pair of ruby ear rings to put on our sister at her viewing- the same pair our mother wore at her viewing. They were instructed to remove the ear rings from her body before cremation. Upon collecting her belongings, we received her eye glasses, necklace, and bracelet. But, no ear rings. I spoke with the owner of the funeral home, Jerry Nackashi. Instead of assuming responsibility for their mistake, we were told that the ear rings were cremated with the body at our request. How sick is it to gas light the requests of a family who is grieving the loss of a loved one? I would not recommend this establishment to any one. Mistakes happen- we are all human. However, blame shifting rather than offering a solution is unacceptable and a poor representation of business.