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  They went out of their way to make a bad time tolerable. Easy to work with.Very understanding. Would recommend to anyone.

  Added May 21, 2017 by Jay Brokaw
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  this was the most unprofessional funeral home I have ever been to. Most of us could not even see the funeral becuase there was no room and they didnt even have chairs in rows for people to sit on. Most of us had to stand, we could not see the funeral or who was speaking. Even the pall bearers were shunned to the outer area where they could not see. No funeral tags were given, thre was no line or any cohesiveness whatsoever. half of us were left at the funeral home BEHIND the policeman who was supposed to be at the end of the procession, which means we all got cut off and were lost bev=cause we had no idea where we were going. Once at the gravesite, they did not even lower the body before they kicked us all out, most of us didnt make it to lunch becuase they said it was at the Elks club not the Eagles. There were at least a dozen cars at the elks across the street from the funeral home, so we all missed out on being with Tyklers loved ones. The service was cold and didnt sound like they bothered to find out a single thing about him and it was all very generic and cold. I am sorry this is how you went out Ty. We all love you and I wish I could have celebrated your life with your loved ones but we did not know where to go

  Added November 03, 2016 by Katie Kearns