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9620 Rodney St, PinevilleOpen 24 today
1111 East Blvd, Charlotte“Five stars aren’t enough for Kristina Sloan and the team at Hankins & Whittington. When we lost my mom, Kristina handled every detail of her Celebration of Life with grace, compassion, and total professionalism. She listened to what mattered to me and guided me through decisions we didn’t even know to consider, and made a painful time feel peaceful. The service truly honored my mom’s personality, and our family left feeling cared for instead of overwhelmed. If you’re facing this kind of loss, ask for Kristina. She and Hankins & Whittington gave us comfort we’ll never forget.“
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10310 Feldfarm Ln STE 300, Charlotte“Joel did a wonderful job for us. When Hospice originally thought our son had two weeks left, Joel raced over and helped us with everything. When our son did pass 9 months later, Joel was kind, empathetic, and supportive. He went way beyond the required. He's our friend now.“
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2049 Carolina Pl, Fort Mill“During this difficult time Palmetto Funeral Home and Cremation couldn’t have been more gracious and understanding during this difficult time. They were extremely supportive throughout the entire process and thereafter with grief support. I would highly recommend their company during your time of bereavement.“
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16151 Lancaster Hwy ste a, Charlotte“I had the pleasure of working with Robin Barron Lisa McCray at the Ballantyne Location. I cannot express the worry these two ladies took off of me when my loved one passed. I simply could not have done the service or dealt with the process of cremation and obituary preparation without them. From walking in and meeting Lisa with a wonderful greeting and then working with Robin during the entire process made this difficult situation so much more bearable……I cannot say thank you enough…..Carol Cushman“
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10500 Park Rd, Charlotte“The passing of my father was difficult, with complex logistics, and dynamics of a blended family. This was my first experience with a death of a loved one so close to me. Ms Frances D. at McEwen funeral service was wonderful to work with on such a sad occasion. She was compassionate, knowledgeable and fantastic at her job. She was accommodating and gave our family exactly what we discussed. Thank you for all your help“
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5716 Monroe Rd, Charlotte“Shawn Woody was amazing. He explained everything to us and did not push us into extra products (even though we did purchase extras). He was very informative. And when he was out he left Susan in charge for us. She was also amazing. They both were very accommodating through the whole process. They made everything so easy during this time.“
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1937 N Sharon Amity Rd, Charlotte“The staff continues to be caring and helpful even after the cremation was completed. I am especially grateful for the ongoing emails that give direction on how to handle my husband affairs. We also used tribute and tallent when my mom died in February. Thank you Emma and Julie.“
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5400 Monroe Rd, Charlotte“A very respectful and cost-conscious approach for taking care of your loved ones after passing.“
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5505 Monroe Rd, Charlotte“My family has used Carolina Funeral Service for both my mother and step-father's passing. Steve is compassionate and trustworthy.
The company provides excellent services at fair prices.“
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5301 Albemarle Rd, Charlotte“Wilson Funeral & Cremation Service
Are great at making your time of need feel comfortable even though you are grieving a loss . We was treated with dignity and understanding of our need from all of the staff that we encountered we couldn't have chosen a better place to serve us than Wilson. ❤️“
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2101 Gold Hill Rd, Fort Mill“It is the Thomas Family Cemetery and includes the body of two Confederate soldiers (brothers) who where in the 53rd NC INF REG. Also there is the wife and child of one of the brothers. From the corner of the street you can see that there is ( falling apart ) wooden enter way and fence (collapsing) around the head stones . There is heavy plant growth that makes the cemetery invisible to cars and people who may go by. You could say that is on purpose to hide the Confederate head stones....but I don't think so. I would suspect that this little triangle piece of land is in private hands...as the head stones are in good shape and this is no over growth inside the fence. The history of the soldiers can be traced and is interesting. These tow may have even fought at Gettysburg. This every so small cemetery is a slice of American History. Where two brother are that gave all they were and all they were going to be“
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