Bragg Funeral Home

Daniel Ellis

I don't know what happened with some of you. Braggs did a sensational job sending my brother off.when the family was confused and didn't know up from down they stepped in and took control.i couldn't be more pleased with the way they worked .Many thanks to the staff at Braggs. From beginning to end they were very professional. The Ellis Family

Common Amethyst

Unethical conduct and all around unprofessional funeral and memorial services. My experience with them was unpleasant as the funeral home director and staff frequently bothered me about wearing a mask "per CDC guidelines." Funeral services are personal, emotional and often upsetting for many people that want to be close to their loved ones while grieving; COVID-19 is not going to change that and it shouldn't. It was sickening to me when the funeral director came up to me and told me that I would be escorted from the wake if I didn't wear a mask. It was more comfortable not to wear a mask because I was crying off and on, and occasionally breathing heavy. In hindsight, I should have explained that to her but I wasn't thinking I was grieving (or trying to). I was disgusted, infuriated, upset and nauseated. It was insensitivity in the last place you would expect. They also made frequent announcements during service about wearing masks. If this funeral home was genuinely concerned about COVID-19 and our safety then why didn't they enforce social distancing and other safety precautions? As of July 28, 2021 the latest CDC guidance is only a recommendation, not a mandate. Threatening to escort me out of the wake under the false pretense that masks are required per CDC guidelines is grossly inappropriate. Adding insult to injury, the Obituary was full of typos, the memorial card also had a typo.

Tyler A

These guys did a a funeral service for my wife's grandfather. Some family members were not wearing a mask at the wake and these people individually, confrontationally, went up to people throughout the funeral and told people they had to wear masks. They even made an announcement at the wake that everyone had to wear a mask, and glared at anyone who didn't have one. They harassed family members individually about it. Furthermore, they misspelled names on the obituary and there were several typos. You don't confront people like that during the lost of a love one. My wife cried because of the way they acted. Horribly unprofessional. They will say they are following CDC guidelines as an excuse for their actions, but that is nothing more than an excuse. We all have our opinions on masks and Covid, but there is a time and place to address how you feel about that and this isn't one of them.

Doris King

Always courteous and helpful in your time of need. Always compassionate each and everyone there.