Milton Carpenter Funeral

I will never understand how someone can have a lack of compassion to ones who are grieving the lost of a loved one. Two of their employees were rude instructing the pallbearers on how to proceed out the door. I seriously feel like are you KIDDING ME! how can you be in this line of work and not be long-​suffering and patient. The situation was that the pallbearers were confused about if they were supposed to put their hand on the caskets handle, apparently they were suppose to walk behind it first. I was sitting a couple rows back and noticed right away how the man spoke, very rudely. I was very troubled by what I saw. If I could leave zero stars I would.

A very good friend of mine recently passed away and his funeral was held here at Milton Carpenter Funeral home. I must say for such a sad occasion they did a very good job setting everything up and making you feel comfortable in their place.
First parking was not an issue. They have a small parking lot behind the building plus plenty of street parking.
Walking in you are greeted with a warm smile and a tone of voice that will instantly comfort you. Not sure about the exact seating capacity but I believe it could fit 100+ people comfortably.
The area where the coffin sits is towered by a big cross in the center with a background of a solid yellowish warming light.
This is not a huge place but is is a very soothing place. Even after the funeral is over people allow you plenty of time to relax and trade stories and aren’t in a rush to show you to the door.
I am sorry I don’t remember the staffs name or anything like that but everyone was great.
They had a TV there with a DVD player so that you may show movie clips of the loved one you are mourning.
I was pretty side tracked mourning the loss of my friend but I would say I would look into this place if you live in the area and have lost a loved one.
R.I.P Alfred Prior JR