Wow, the service at this place is amazing !! I needed a custom urn quick, but they didn’t have any in stock. The nice gentleman who helped me out, i believe his name was«Pat» .Well, Pat went above and beyond what i expected and contacted his suppliers. He assured me he would get it to me by tomorrow .A day later, the urn arrived, just as he said.“Thank you Pat for your help and excellent service you have provided me with.” :)
Danny V.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 Dublin, OH
This review is for the Wichita, KS location: The cool kids hang out at the mall. And if the mall were a night club, this place would be the VIP room. Like the most exclusive clubs, there are some unpopular policies. They ask that you refrain from selfies in the caskets. Because they want to keep it classy. And nothing says classy like red caskets shaped like a hot rod. Or hot pink caskets with zebra print interiors. They’re clearly fit for a pope. I mean, it’s not like they have coupons. Now THAT would be tacky. The packages they offer are very comprehensive. I think one of them even includes harp lessons. Could come in handy up there.(I’m thinking of preordering the lawyer package myself.) The presentation is all very nice. It’s the Apple store of funeral homes.(Now there’s a series of words that have never been strung together in the history of ever.) I’ve seen better return policies, but I guess that’s to be expected. I inquired about any frequent shopper programs that they might offer. I’ve never seen someone’s facial features twist like that before. But if they start offering punchcards, let it be known that it was my idea first, and I want to be compensated. I’ll take store credit. After I was done giggling(several hours later), I did come to appreciate their service. Some of their custom work was truly impressive. We’re not all wooden casket people. If we’re going to be weird all our lives, we should be allowed to go out that way too. The end is no time to be pretending to be someone else.
Karla M.
Évaluation du lieu : 5 Phoenix, AZ
No one ever wants to need a store like this, but sooner or later, we all will. Thankfully, Pat Kerivan and Til We Meet Again are there when we do need those products. The people in this store are so helpful and thoughtful. Unlike the funeral homes, Til We Meet Again is not exploiting the pain of their customers by charging exorbitant prices. Whether you’re hyper organized and planning for the inevitable or, like me, caught off guard, go to Til We Meet Again for your post life necessities. You will be glad you did.