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  Very peaceful, landscaping and surrounding area is always well kept. Beautiful chapel windows!

  Added May 20, 2017 by Vicki Hawthorne
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  Was a nice place for a service. They took very good care of my father's funeral. His grave always looks nice.Would use them again.

  Added February 28, 2017 by Cathy Watral
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  This review is for Raymond at the Klein Funeral Home in Magnolia. I recently suffered the loss of a very close friend. I was one of the speakers at the funeral and at the end of the service I was approached by the funeral director, Raymond. He asked me if he could, "Ask me a personal question." I indicated yes and he said, "Was sitting on the zipper on the back of your dress uncomfortable?" I am unsure why Raymond thought that was an appropriate question to ask EVER and especially during my grieving. The zipper went from my neck all the way down to the bottom of the dress which in my opinion indicates he was looking at my backside. This was the most appalling thing to happen out of the many dissatisfying circumstances and events.

  Added November 29, 2016 by Jessica Burks