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  Re: Linda Jennings obituary.
  to me the obituary was quite poor and Sparce. was this all the family could muster in such difficult times? or do your policies force a level of privacy on the obituary? I know Linda. surely her life was a life worth delineating in a obituary. and Bob's family and her family should have been named so readers could connect with them if they wanted to. an obituary like this makes it very difficult for those who wish to provide more ancestry information in the future.
  
  an obituary like this makes me think you are just in the business for the money. and I worry about what care the deceased got. just saying.
  
  and a path to talk to the funeral home directly in an email would be good instead of posting it on Facebook!!

  Added March 18, 2017 by James Morrell
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  Having worked in Forestry County over 28 years and my work put me in contact with Ingrams both job and business related I know they do and recommend all parts and service's the family may need. Due to cost the families are the ones who make the choice as to what their budget allows. I've never known of problems that the Ingram staff didn't do the best for the families.
  When I lost my wife they worked extra hard to help me.

  Added October 31, 2016 by toyzclown