Funeral Services And Cemeteries in Arlington

“From the very first phone call to the final farewell, the staff at Weller’s Funeral Home exceeded all of our expectations during a difficult and emotional time. The moment we reached out to them, we were met with genuine empathy and warmth. Allison, the director, listened to our needs, offered thoughtful guidance, and patiently answered every question we had—no matter how small.

What really stood out was the level of care they showed us. At a time when emotions were running high, we felt incredibly supported, comforted and reassured every step of the way. Allison’s professionalism was matched only by her compassion, ensuring that every detail of the service was handled with grace and dignity.

Allison ensured that every part of the planning process was seamless, which helped us focus on honoring our mother’s memory. They truly went above and beyond to make sure our family was well taken care of, both logistically and emotionally.

We are so grateful for their dedication and care. It’s not easy to go through a loss, but with the support of Weller’s Funeral Home, we felt understood and supported in every way possible. We wholeheartedly recommend their services to anyone in need.“

“My son and I had already had a long day of walking and planned on going straight home. But then we realized how close Arlington Cemetery was so we decided to make a quick stop. We had no idea what we were getting into. There is a very nice museum area right when you walk in. There's lots to read if that's something you enjoy. Then off to your right you can either just walk into the cemetery by foot or take a tram. I went up to the desk and asked the lady if we would benefit from taking the tram. She told me it was over a mile walk, up hill to get to The Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers. That's all I needed to hear. We had just spent 4 straight hours walking. We took the tram. It didn't hurt that there was a military discount. So there are two ways you can utilize the tram. First you could just ride it from start to finish and I was told that takes between 35-45 minutes. Or you can get off at stops. There are 3 stops. Just beware, and they'll say it on the ride, that once you get off, you will have to wait about 30 minutes at each stop before the next one comes around to pick you up. At first we were just going to do the loop. But as the guide started talking about each stop we both wanted to stop. So our quick trip turned into several hours. I honestly had no intention of taking my almost 14 year old there. I really didn't think he would care too much. But I think he enjoyed it more than I did. He even wants to go back. So I would say that if you're on the fence, just go and see what happens. But eat before you get there. No food is allowed and there aren't any restaurants or vendors anywhere basically beyond the Lincoln Memorial. So make sure you don't go hungry like we did.“