Pleasantview Funeral Home & Cemetery

Been here for a lot of funerals unfortunately, and we've always been pleased with everything about the most unpleasant experience in life that we all have to endure at one time or another.
The place is really nice, clean, tasteful and should I say, 'non-denominational', but they can accommodate most beliefs that I've witnessed. The staff is professional, kind, and friendly as you would expect, but what really makes them stand out is when we've had the misfortune to visit another funeral home. We tend to compare them to Pleasantview, and that really makes Pleasantview stand out as exceptional. One time I asked the curly haired funeral director Andrea why or how she was always smiling. She said something that forever changed how I viewed funerals, and I'm paraphrasing, but she said something like "I'm happy and honored to play a part in the family's final celebration of their loved one, a celebration of their life!" I really liked that.
The grounds outside are also very nice with their walking trail and just have an overall peaceful feeling around the entire facility.
No one likes funerals, but it's a reality. So if you've got to do it, might as well do it the best possible.

The staff and directors were kind, caring, and sympathetic. They listened and gave us the support and help we needed. Could not be more pleased in a sad and tough situation. Plus the thought and after care is endearing.

Respectful people

At Sunset Mr Walsh and Myself will visit with his parents=Resting together but apart from Family at Victoria Lawn!=Resting in Protest Proclaiming the Love they had for one another. In the end 2 families of history Stand together today! Luv to mothers everywhere... Sp Agent Pocahontas