Sunny Lane Funeral Home

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Stephy McCarty

If you have been there and has a good experience, then wonderful, Im glad for you. But I dont want to see anyone go through what they have put me through, please do yourself a favor and just dont. As for my experience, I spent two years taking care of my dying mother, watching her die a death I wouldnt wish even on Hitler. After she took her last suffering breath, I came to SunnyLane Funeral home. I did my very best to be calm, collected, and keep it together so my mother would have a beautiful funeral for her family and friends and I to remember her by. I basically did the funeral directors entire job and had to avoid being pushed into buying the most expensive stuff. It was awful and stressful until the very last second. The funeral was no time for me to mourn or remember when I was too busy doing someone elses job that I was paying for. Then while facing the loss of my unborn child and almost my own life due to my congenital heart condition, I began preparing for heart surgery at 25. The entire midst of this I have been fighting to get my mothers marker up (that was completely paid off in the beginning of March). After being lied to over and over and put off and blown off and finally when I think I had it all taken care of, I go to see my mothers marker once I was strong enough after my time in the hospital facing another of the most difficult feats Ive faced in my life and not only is it still not up, her grave is run over as well as some others around her, one with a vase that was run over too, by what looks like a maintenance atv... I have shown them nothing but kindness and patience and this is what I am given in return...

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Andrew Norton

Everything was wonderful!

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Joseph Diamond

Not good for you at all

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