Top Funeral home in Hollywood, Broward county, Florida, United states

Fred Hunter’s Funeral Home, Cemeteries, and Crematory

Address: 6301 Taft St, Hollywood, FL 33024, United States

“Thank you for replacing the Flag I was very happy to see it 🇺🇸🌻🌻🌻 in all its glory.”

Alternative Funeral and Cremation Care

Address: 6400 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, FL 33024, USA

Eric L Wilson Mortuary - A Family Owned Funeral Home

Address: 4631 W Hallandale Beach Blvd, Hollywood, FL 33023, USA

“This past weekend I attended a service in support of a very close friend that was rendered by Mr. Wilson and his professional, poised and hospitable staff. I can’t thank Mr. Wilson and his staff enough for the love and attentiveness that was shown to my dear friend and her family during this difficult time. Death is but a hard pill to swallow but having this kind of love be shown makes it a bit easier to deal with! If you want to be taken care and treated like his own family then please entrust your loved one to Mr. Wilson and his staff. You will not regret it!”

Eternal Light Funeral

Address: Hollywood, FL 33020, USA

Cherfils Funeral Home

Address: 2035 Harding St #102, Hollywood, FL 33020, USA

Memories Funeral Homes LLC

Address: 6331 Pembroke Rd, Hollywood, FL 33023, USA

Funeralia Latina Emmanuel

Address: Hollywood, FL 33029, USA

Wintter Family Funeral & Crmtn

Address: 2101 N Federal Hwy, Hollywood, FL 33020, USA

Rubin-Zilbert Blasberg

Address: 3201 N 72nd Ave, Hollywood, FL 33024, USA

Beth David Memorial Gardens / Levitt Weinstein -Jewish Funeral H

Address: 3201 N 72nd Ave, Hollywood, FL 33024, USA

“Beautiful grounds, but not peaceful. Whenever I visit my dad's grave, either I have the worst timing in the world or this place needs to post some hours when there's no maintenance work going on. Every time I visit, there's always lawn work or digging or planting or riding around with the trucks or someone walking around doing something, I'm talking about the staff now. I can't ever be alone near my dad's grave without something going on. I'm not complaining about people that would be visiting other graves or if there was a service going on graveside. But actually I see much less of that. Each time I visit, I see grounds maintenance going on around me. Even on Father's Day it happened. I don't understand that, can't you NOT do lawn maintenance on a day when a lot of people would be visiting their father's graves?? What do I have to do, when could a person actually come to visit a grave and to get some peaceful time that's quiet in this cemetery?? I know the nearby neighborhood has traffic but even still... there should be times in the cemetery where nothing's going on around the graves so people can just be alone in peace to grieve and remember their beloved deceased. Why don't you have your lawn/grounds people do their work before the place even opens ? Open the actual grounds later and get them to do their work before people are visiting.”