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Dartmouth Funeral Home Ltd

Dartmouth Funeral Home Ltd

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29 Queen St, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, B2Y 1E9, Canada
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Jul 17, 2018
When my father passed away in the early hours of a December morning in 2014, I called Dartmouth Funeral Home from the private family room of the palliative care wing. I was still wrapping my head around having spent the night by his side as he passed when Phil answered and after a short phone call I already felt some peace. Phil made arrangements for my father’s pick-up and walked me through the steps I’d need to navigate to announce my his death. He guided me through arrangements and all of the little things that have to be done in such a way, that none of it felt overwhelming. He was kind, patient and considerate. No detail was left unattended, even chauffeuring my grieving mother from her home to the church service and back. The fees were more than fair and the attention to detail was outstanding. Phil and his team were truly a bright light during an otherwise very difficult time. And now, years later, I’ve had to call and request more copies of my father’s death certificate as my mother continues to wade through bureaucracy and Phil answers the phone, kind, patient, and every bit as helpful and attentive as he was nearly four years ago.

Aug 10, 2018
Great customer service, very helpful during these tough times... thanks again!!

Jul 11, 2018
The customer service is one where I would never want a grieving family to encounter. Please do NOT use this business. I am giving one start only because it is the minimum rating.

Aug 3, 2018
Excellent service and attention to detail, highly recommended

Dec 14, 2017
Really compassionate, helpful and affordable.A very different experience from another local funeral home.

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