Murdoch Funeral Home & Cremation Services

We lost our son unexpectedly in June, 2023. I don't know how I would have made it through the planning journey and services without the staff at Murdoch. Carl was one of the most compassionate humans I have ever met. He, along with the office staff, especially Shelby, went out of their to accommodate our every wish and need. They took so much off of my shoulders and helped create the most beautiful and moving tribute to my son. The staff at Murdoch helped us move through every step of the worst event of our lives with the greatest care and compassion. I cannot say enough good things about them.

Bill and the staff were both professional and comforting. The service was stellar. They were very helpful and guiding. We especially loved the tribute video Bill put together from photos that we provided. A difficult job done very well.

I am in complete agreement with the comments from the previous review. The staff at Murdoch's were amazing. They were extremely helpful, professional and
compassionate during my father's recent passing as well. They took care of everything.

In your darkest hour Murdoch's will help you to find the right way to say goodbye to your loved ones. We were blessed to have them do our service for my father in law. Highly recommend.

The staff at Murdoch's was extremely helpful and professional during my father's recent passing. They were with us every step of the way. They made a difficult situation easier to bear with their sincere compassion.

Professional, willing to listen, provide thorough-checklists, excellent follow up.
They walk you through it step-by-step.
They make the process very easy.

Very professional and compassionate. We always use Murdoch.

Matthew Slager is a total professional.

Very good meeting.

The man that runs this place is the most disrespectful person in time of grief. He interrupted us multiple times to explain things and when we attempted to say we knew certain things he often kept trying to explain anyway. When I finally was direct and told him I know he knows I'm grieving and i know he knows how to handle it because he does this for a living, his body posture changed, his tone and face changed, and he had the audacity to say he has children and that he also has experienced loss. I have never been so furious, sad, and disheartened dealing with someone who insults our intelligence and I'm not sure if he did it because he knew we didn't have money or because we were both women. I just lost my SON and I will never go to them again. I hope the women who work with you see you for who you are.

Reverend Richard Denniston gave the speech at the cemetery and it was completely irrelevant. His speech that was suppose to be for the one being buried, shortly verged off to talk about slavery for the rest of the 15 minute speech.