Funeral Services And Cemeteries near Rock Hill

“First and foremost, I want to say "Thank You Emma" for going above and beyond in making this decision for my "soul mate" the best decision ever!!! Even though I live outside of your state, you made me feel right welcome and insured me that you would be there right beside me in helping make the right decision possible during this most difficult and heartbreaking time!!! This is the 3rd time using Bass-Cauthen and I'm so honored to be able to write this review as I cry!!! I want go into all the personal details on how you personally customize the service or arrangements, however; i can't say enough about how much I appreciate you "Emma" in making sure my loved ones service and arrangements was handled so "beautiful"!!! Everyone on both side of the families are still today talking about how "beautiful" the service was and how you guy's did such a "great service"!! That right there speaks "volume"!!! You will never know how much i appreciate you, and all the families you have touched so deeply!!! So, if your reading my review, look no further, rest assured you've picked the absolute "best" choice possible!!! ❤️“

“This funeral home has been trusted many times with so many of my family members. Every single time there was compassion, kindness and respect from the staff. My loved ones bodies were cared for on every level. They work fast and they work hard. In a time that can be so devastating these guys really have your family's back! Thanks to everyone at Greene's!“

“Thank you to Palmetto Funeral Home. When my husband passed away they were very professional and caring all the while helping me thru the process. I would recommend them to anyone needing their services“

“It is the Thomas Family Cemetery and includes the body of two Confederate soldiers (brothers) who where in the 53rd NC INF REG. Also there is the wife and child of one of the brothers. From the corner of the street you can see that there is ( falling apart ) wooden enter way and fence (collapsing) around the head stones . There is heavy plant growth that makes the cemetery invisible to cars and people who may go by. You could say that is on purpose to hide the Confederate head stones....but I don't think so. I would suspect that this little triangle piece of land is in private hands...as the head stones are in good shape and this is no over growth inside the fence. The history of the soldiers can be traced and is interesting. These tow may have even fought at Gettysburg. This every so small cemetery is a slice of American History. Where two brother are that gave all they were and all they were going to be“