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  Carey and Christy were absolutely wonderful to work with when our father passed away in 2015. They were professional and kept everything so organized, and thought of all the little details. They took a digital thumbprint of my dad so I was able to order a charm with his special thumbprint on it. This is a wonderful keepsake of dad and is so very special to me. Most of all, my brother, sister and I appreciated their sincere caring and kindness. This meant so much to know they really did care about us and knew how important our dad was to us. -Patty

  Added July 11, 2017 by Patty Smith
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  My German Shepherd and best friend of over a decade, Tyson, passed away recently. He was a gentle giant, and the most loving, loyal dog anyone could ask for. Of course I wanted him cremated so I could always keep him close. However, finding a proper urn for him was extremely difficult. I searched online on various sites, only to find generic rocks or stones, that (in my opinion) had no kind of symbolism as far as depicting my love for this animal, much less his character/personality. I decided to shop local, and contacted Christy at Million-Taylor Funeral home. She was able to meet with me immediately, and had the utmost patience and support in making sure we found exactly what I was seeking to honor the loss of my good companion-all with my 1 year old daughter with us, mind you. Christy never tried to steer me one way or the other, but was more than willing to show me every possible option so I didn't feel the need to "settle" for anything I didn't really want. After looking through several pages of different possibilities, I finally found the perfect urn for my friend, and it was worth every single penny. After placing the order, it came within a week. In person, was so much more than i expected, and it brought me to tears.
  If you want to truly remember, honor, and preserve your lost loved one's life, person or pet, call MillionTaylor and see what they can do for you, it's worth it. Now, every time I look at his urn on our mantle, I think "that's my buddy, and he deserves it".
  I'm only giving five stars because there's no room for more!
  Thank you Christy!!!!

  Added April 16, 2017 by Jibber Bibber
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  Million Taylor Funeral Homes have went above and beyond to help me during my times of crisis. I have had extensive experience with Million Taylor and have had nothing but the best care from their staff. Early this spring, the staff helped with a prearrangement with my Grandmother. They used extreme respect, explained all options, and were an extremely economical option. My Grandmother was impressed by their professionalism and kindness during this sensitive time.
  
  My father unexpectedly passed away in August 2016 in a different county. Completely at a loss, I called Million Taylor and they immediately took care of me. I honestly had no clue of what to do, how to do it, or who to call. Christy and the staff at Million Taylor helped me more than I can ever say. They helped with arrangements, explained my options in a calm manner, and went over every possible scenario. Perhaps best of all, they let me make decisions that were best for me and my family, with no pressure to change things. The staff organized the memorial at the Veteran's cemetery for me, and orchestrated all of the behind the scenes events seamlessly. Kind, full of empathy, generous with their time, and simply wonderful during this incredibly difficult time; Million Taylor Funeral Homes and their staff went above and beyond.
  
  I would gladly recommend this incredible place to anyone in need of their services. Whether it be prearrangements, cremation, or other needs, they go above and beyond, are incredibly professional, and anticipate any issue before it becomes a problem.

  Added November 20, 2016 by Rachael Grime
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  Recently my Mother passed and Million Taylor handled all the arrangements. Christy was truly wonderful - patient, kind, and so very capable. In fact, she found a little known song by Frank Sinatra that my Mother loved for the service. How resourceful! She is tireless in the pursuit of perfection for your loved one's funeral or memorial service. You will never regret choosing Million Taylor with Christy at the helm, I sure don't.

  Added October 14, 2016 by Susan Falzone
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  I would like to thank the good people of Million Taylor Funeral Homes for their professional and courteous service during our time of need.
  
  They patiently walked my wife and me through the end arrangements and answered all our questions. The expertise and thoroughness of Million Taylor is very appreciated.
  
  As family and friends gathered during visitation, it was obvious that great care was taken to present my mother-in-law as beautifully and naturally as possible. For those that could not be present for the visitation or memorial service, Million Taylor provided a live feed via the internet - how nice for people in Texas to "be there."
  
  For every thing that Million Taylor did for my family - thank you.

  Added September 27, 2016 by Robert Dalton