If you employ door openers at a funeral home, make sure they let folks in. After driving my mom yesterday to the funeral home, the guy opening doors wouldn't let my mom through. Saying intermediate family only, as my mom replied, brothers and sisters is ok yes?, he hesitated to open the door and I told him to open the door. Then hour passes by, and my uncle was sitting outside door, I bent over to hear him say he lost his inhaler, i couldn't hear him good, the same guy has his phone open, opens the door with his body weight slamming it into my elbow! I pushed the door back fast and the guy came out saying let me tell you something. Yea, I grabbed him, and shoved him into door, as his hands were coming up at me. Immediately cops were called. The rest that happened was a misunderstanding but you guys done my father's service very well. This guy should not be opening doors or servicing people if they are going to cause problems! I know funerals are sad, intense, some angry, some moody, but you have to be more gentle with folks. This could have been avoided had the guy just been courteous and gentle hearted. Good luck in the future if you keep this guy as an employee. It happened once before me, to someone else...

My name is Don Camp my wife passed away and all I can say is the staff workers in Erin were so professional and kind and detailed, they were awesome to work with is such a horrible time in our lives.

WOULD LIKE TO SAY.. WHEN MY MOTHER PASSED AWAY, NAVE FUNERAL HOME IN ERIN, TENNESSEE WAS FANTASTIC....THEY WAS SO GOOD TO MY FAMILY...THEY WENT OUT OF THERE WAY TO MAKE IT EASY FOR US.... THANKS, KENNETH AND DUSTIN... YOU GUYS ROCK..