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  My wife recently passed away and when I asked several of my closest friends which Funeral Home to go with they all said lunn's. Based off of their word-of-mouth recommendations I was actually surprised to see only one review giving them a one-star review on Google. However, I trusted my friends and now in hindsight I can say this was by far the best decision. I was so impressed that I wanted to make it a point to leave them a more accurate review online. I hope this helps you guys out in your decision to pick out a funeral home.

  Added April 14, 2017 by Matthew Morse
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  Lunns funeral home handled my daughters funeral. They were professional and so kind. Their caring help made the funeral what we needed it to be to honor my daughter. Thank you Lunns colonial funeral home for all you did. I recommend them highly.

  Added March 06, 2017 by kendel hickenbottom
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  I was at the funeral of Lucille Rodriquez on 7-27-10. Whatever the funeral home used to transport the casket to it's final destination was broke, so they decided to use some grave digger tractor to hoist the casket. This is in front of family and friends. The casket swayed back and forth with some worker trying to make sure I guess that it did not tilt to much to one side. I just thought that was very inconsiderate of what the family was already going through. I have never seen anything like this, nor I hope I ever do again. If that was my loved one in that casket, I would view this as disrespectful.

  Added December 30, 2016 by A Google User