The services I received from this funeral home were in every way professional, compassionate, and comforting. They helped guide me every step of the way when my husband died. I just needed to tell them what I wanted and they took care of it. Thank you, Frank Carmon!

Hi It's Barb Marieni. This was my first experience planning a funeral, even though daddy had done nearly all of the preparations before hand. Frank Carmon is a kind, compassionate gentleman. Daddy died on a Friday and my brother and I met with Frank on a Sunday afternoon and in 68 hours Frank put together the most wonderful, magnificant wake and funeral that I ever could have wanted. I am sure that it was exactly what daddy wanted and then some. Frank got the volunteer Marine Corps league to come to the wake on Tuesday and then he called Quantico, Virginia and got the Marine Corp Honor Guard to come to the cemetary in honor of Daddy on Wednesday. it was the most beautiful ceremony I have ever seen. When two Marine's folded the flag and put the gun cassings inside and handed it to me I had tears pouring down my face. All this was because of Frank Carmon. Thank you for everything from the bottom of my heart. We will use your funeral home anytime another member of our family happens to pass away.

Frank Carmon is a gentleman and a competent professional - the perfect temperament for his responsibilities as Funeral Director. My father had prepaid all his funeral arrangements before his death (having arranged them with Frank's father.) Upon my father's death Frank cleared time immediately to sit with me and review all of the decisions Dad had made, and then discuss all the details that were not covered previously. Even though we'd never met, he was easy to talk to, listened carefully, understood what my siblings and I were looking for, and carefully guided us through all the decisions related to burial and the intimate graveside burial service we envisioned. Throughout our week of planning (as we dealt with a mother in hospice as well) he patiently dealt with all our issues, requested changes, always offering the help of his significant team of professionals and network of clergy and soloists just when it was needed. He was responsive - sometimes answering emails at midnight! And when we showed up at the cemetery the morning of the burial, there was an intimate semicircle of 13 chairs piled high with big soft warm blankets that chased the chill of the 18 degree day. It's just what my father would have wanted. And it really helped us immerse ourselves in appreciating and celebrating my father even as we were mourning his death.