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  After attending a service here yesterday I thought the owner was very rude. 2 of the deceased friends gave short speeches during a very short service, he made a note to have the second speaker wrap up while he was still talking during his 3 minute total speech making a note to share these stories at a bar, though the speaker had lived with the deceased for almost a decade. Following the hardly half hour service the same man hurried the grieving attendees out giving an array of excuses. "Cleaning crew is coming soon." And "we have another service coming that we need to prep for." Though we had a friend come two hours later and no such prep was taking place. This man obviously could care less about the grieving process that people need each other's company to process. He made a note to a family member that - he just wanted to get home. One girl even said "Are we seriously getting kicked out?" I'm giving two stars on the simple fact that the presentation was nice.

  Added November 29, 2016 by Nicole Matson