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  The Ward Family no longer owns the funeral home: Dignity leases the name Horis Ward.
  
  While Dignity discovered what Henry (Piedmont) Hospital failed to discover: A Broken Jaw
  
  Dignity held my grandfather's body for twelve days, attempting to force us to buy one of their plots: "Dignity" chose not to tell us my grandfather could receive a free burial at Georgia National Cemetery.|
  
  At least I can shove it up Henry County Coroner's and Henry (Piedmont) , now.

  Added May 24, 2017 by Paul Douglas Hale
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  Friendly staff. They go out of their way to make families happy and more than just "satisfied".

  Added May 10, 2017 by Mona Norton
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  My father in law was a Viet Nam Veteran. Due to a misunderstanding with the insurance co. there was no life insurance. Finances of the family were short. The funeral home refuses to put his marker on his grave until funeral fees are paid. I understand they have a business to run, but this is a man who fought for his country. A man who fought for the freedom of all people of the USA! This was not your every day person that didn't pay his bills. This was a man that loved his country and paid his bills, and had to leave his family to go and fight. Now he lays in an unmarked grave, (the marker was paid for by his country) and the funeral home refuses to put it out until the the funeral is paid in full. How sad!!! He was a purple heart recipient. Injured for his country.

  Added March 17, 2017 by Susan Clay
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  I was robbed at Fairview cemetery Friday afternoon while visiting my parents grave! A black fellow pulled up next to my truck and stole my purse and iphone! He saw me and drove off! So disappointed

  Added August 14, 2016 by Debra Busbee