Anderson Funeral Home

We lost my mother in law unexpectedly to colon cancer and were not prepared for everything we were going to need to do to plan a funeral. Damon and Katlyn made everything super easy for us and took everything that would normally be stressful when it comes to planning a funeral off our plates and went above and beyond to help alleviate as much stress as they could for us. They walked us through what to do step by step and basically did it for us once they knew what we were needing. They even put Thank You cards in our bag as we left to send to our loved ones that sent flowers. Its the little things that they did to help us not have to think of every little thing we needed to do that made the biggest difference. I would highly recommend this funeral home to everyone! Great staff, amazing experience, and very caring throughout the entire process.

I just wanted to thank, on behalf of myself and my family, the incredibly caring, compassionate and professional staff of Anderson Funeral Home, specifically Damon and Katelyn. I had received the news on October 14 at 3:00am MDT that I needed to come home to Gallatin as soon as possible. I had at least two planes to catch to get there. Needless to say, by the time I got there, I was emotionally and physically drained. However, the staff literally embraced me and told me everything was going to be ok. Damon and Katelyn turned a time of mourning into a time of happiness for us. We laughed, cried, shared pictures, and I know that the presence of my late father was in the room. As we were planning what to put on his program, the words of his favorite singer, Jimmy Buffett, popped onto an internet search when Damon entered the phrase" jimmy buffet songs" on Google. It was then that we knew everything was going to be ok. Damon answered and re-answered our questions over and over again. He

I attended a recent funeral here from out of town. Ms. Anderson was incredibly nice and put us at ease. Also learned of the terrible tragedy her family faced in a train wreck I think in 1949. The pictures and story of that event fascinated me. Very professional and understanding people.