Reviews of Redlin-Ertz Funeral Home (Mortuary)

Jamie Gates

I would like to add to my husband Kerry’s review of Redlin-Ertz funeral home’s services. They did a very nice job of handling his father’s funeral. He had commented to me on multiple occasions about how helpful and comforting Mandy was when she met him at the hospital at the time of his father’s death. I also saw how the staff had gone out of their way to honor each of his requests throughout this process. They were friendly and professional in attending to all of the details and arrangements he made. At a difficult time, they have been a big help to my husband and our family.

Diane Shaw

I first met Mandy when I went in to talk about pre-paying for my husband's and my funeral.It wasn't too much later that I had to use her services.My will states that when I pass away that she handles my funeral.She was that well liked for her compassion and her sharing of her knowledge and kindness that she will be the person who lays me to rest in peace.

Judith Taylor

I was shocked and disappointed to see a recent review on here written by my niece about my father’s funeral. My sister and I made all arrangements for the funeral, and my niece was not included in that planning. I was very happy with the services provided by Redlin funeral home from the time shortly after my father’s passing when Mandy met me at the hospital, to the final services they provided. I found them to be caring and professional throughout, and they honored every one of my requests. If my sister or I had any questions or concerns, I am sure the Redlin staff would have been happy to address and take care of them. I need to correct some misinformation. First, my father was one of eleven siblings and after his passing, my aunt was the only surviving sibling. She had expressed her hope that at the end of my father’s visitation, after the other visitors had left, she would get the opportunity to say goodbye to her brother alone. In an effort to help with that request, after the scheduled visitation time was over, the nice folks at Redlin gently reminded the other visitors that the visitation would be ending. I appreciated their efforts and hope it was helpful for my aunt. Second, I would like to make it clear that the Redlin staff did not ask us to be paid for cleaning up the mess left by the young kids. I insisted on the payment after I saw the room and was embarrassed by the mess. Third, it is military protocol that one flag is presented to a family member in honor of a person’s military service, and I agreed to allow my sister to be presented with that flag. That decision was made between my sister and myself, and my niece was not part of that or any other arrangements. Fourth, my father did not have a casket spray which would have accompanied his casket to the cemetery because he had a flag draped on his casket. I am sure that if my sister or I had requested that a floral arrangement also be taken to the cemetery, the folks at Redlin would have been happy to do that. Attacking the reputation of a business is a serious thing, and I hope I have been able to reverse any damage that was done by that inappropriate and inaccurate review. It definitely made this difficult time worse for me and for my family. The people at Redlin funeral home have only helped make things better. They were comforting and professional and went above and beyond to help us out.

teresa smith

The owner Mandy along with her staff do a wonderful job. Always professional yet very caring.

Kerry Zimmerman

My family was extremely disappointed with the services provided by the funeral home. We were told by the funeral home staff that we were past our visitation time even though there were still people saying their goodbyes. The staff complained to my family members about the family room being a disaster when there were 6 children 6 years old and under that had spilled popcorn on the floor. Family members were told that the staff had to be paid overtime due to the mess; however, the several family members offered to clean the room and were told by the same staff that was part of their job. The family then paid an additional $50 to cover the overtime costs. Moments before the funeral was to start, the staff came and asked the family who would be receiving the flag for the military funeral, this caused additional stress to the already grieving family. Decisions like this should have been made during the original planning. We were never told that we could request additional flags for family members. We encountered many other issues, including the fact that the funeral staff didn’t line the family up for the processional, nor did they bring the flowers for the grave site for burial. It was disappointing to say the least, that the staff added stress to an already grief burdened family.