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  The funeral home was charging $3000 more than the online casket price FOR THE SAME CASKET. THese jokers tried to discourage me by saying that the online caskets were seconds and always come in damaged. I ordered it online and the casket actually looked better than the funeral home's $4000 model. Buy online and don't be fooled by these jerks.

  Added April 26, 2017 by Elvia Cervantes
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  Why is the street construction crew working today? On sunday fathers day 8 am closing some road area's there? Then the office should have been open too! People are dying to get in.

  Added December 29, 2016 by Mike Salazar
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  Holy Hope Cemetery allows people to set up swap meets on their property every weekend, theses people don't pay taxes or sale tax I have called the cemetery and they have in the past taken care of this now its seem as if they are part of it. I have a video of the actual swap meet going on. The people tole me they pay the cemetery to use the property on Sundays

  Added October 23, 2016 by Howard Beck