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Evergreen-Washelli Funeral Home

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Address

18224 103rd Avenue Northeast
Bothell, WA 98011

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Website

https://www.washelli.c…

Phone

(425) 486-1281

Overview

Evergreen-Washelli Funeral Home, nestled in the heart of Bothell, Washington, is a business intimately tied to the community, offering their extensive range of services to all those in need. This funeral home embodies a tranquil, soothing atmosphere designed to aid in the healing process during times of loss. With services ranging from burials, cremations, funeral planning, and advanced planning, Evergreen-Washelli takes pride in guiding families through their most challenging stages with respect and professionalism. The facility itself fosters warmth and serenity through its tranquil décor, designed to provide comfort in moments of grief. Evergreen-Washelli stands as a centerpiece of the Bothell community, serving as a pillar of support and understanding in times of sorrow.

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Basic services This is the fee for the basic organizational services that the funeral home will provide. This fee is generally mandatory.	$1,700
Transportation of the deceased This is the fee for the funeral home to come pick up your loved one and bring him/her to the funeral home for preparation.	$450
Embalming This is the fee for the embalming process. Embalming is generally not required if proper refrigeration is available.	$700
Staff for viewing or visitation This is the fee for the services the funeral home will provide during a visitation or viewing. This is generally required if you would like to hold a viewing and visitation at the funeral home or if you will be needing any assistance from the staff.	$200
Staff for funeral or memorial service This is the fee for the services the funeral home will provide during a funeral or memorial service. This is generally required if you would like to hold the service at the funeral home or if you will be needing any assistance from the staff for the service.	$650
Staff for graveside service This is the fee for the services the funeral home will provide during a graveside service. This is generally required if you will be needing any assistance from the staff for the service.	$450
Use of a hearse This is the fee to transport your loved one from the funeral home to funeral events (or between events) in a hearse.	$250
Body prep This is the fee for additional preparation of the body, such as dressing and casketing.	$250
Casket This is the cost to purchase a casket from the funeral home. You may choose to purchase a casket online or elsewhere, if you'd wish.	$1,400 - $11,000
Save! Buy this on Ever Loved	$500 - $25,000
Burial vault This is the cost to purchase a burial vault from the funeral home. A burial vault is required for most cemeteries, but you may choose to purchase one online or elsewhere, if you'd wish.	$1,250
Flowers This is a common price to purchase funeral flowers. You may purchase flowers through the funeral home or separately, if you wish.	$250 - $1,500
Printed programs This is the fee to purchase printed funeral programs. You may purchase programs through the funeral home or elsewhere, if you wish.	$150 - $400
Total estimated cost Request exact pricing.	$7,700

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TAMMY TENAN — Evergreen Washelli has done nothing but add to my family's grief during the hardest time in our lives. They charge you for their incompetency, they are very prompt at going after the money but not at all prompt when it comes to answering calls or resolving problems. They will cause you great grief... Read more and think a simple “I'm sorry” will make it all better for you. Let me tell you why this is such a horrible company;
My father in law bought a pre-paid plan for his and his wife's final needs. He spent thousands of dollars on this plan and was led to believe he had purchased everything needed and that all his kids would have to do is make a phone call and Evergreen Washelli would come in like a super hero and take care of everything during their time of grief. That of course was his whole goal in buying this plan!
My Mother in law passed away so we had to make that phone call. Instead of everything being taken care of like it should have been we were told that #1 he still had to pay almost $4,000 for the cremation! He had the urn, he had the plot of land, he had a headstone, but he did not have the actual cremation in his plan. Some pre-paid plan! Then, as if that wasn't enough, he was told he would need an additional $650 to engrave the headstone. Of course that was just for my mother in law. He would need to double all of that in order to actually have a complete pre-paid plan for himself too.
One would think that was the end but it's not. On top of having to come up with an additional $8,000 + to cover both his and his wife's final needs (after already spending thousands on what they presented as a pre-paid plan) Evergreen Washelli botched the job of applying for the death certificates – part of their “services” that you pay dearly for. They misspelled the name on the application for the death certificate so now we have to wait up to 10 months for the correct death certificate! All we got in return for the money spent and their mistake was, once again, “I'm sorry”.
They did not keep us up to date on what was going on at all. Instead, we had to make call after call asking when the cremation would happen - almost a month after death – and when we could pick her up. Your “personal funeral director” is never in the office when you call and only returns calls relating to when you'll be paying them their money, all other calls get pushed off on other employees to return.
My father in law in 90 years old. He did not need to have to deal with all of this! The whole point in buying a pre-paid plan is so you don't have to face all of this during the hardest time of your life. Coming up with this kind of money at his age, and in a moments notice, it impossible. But hey, Evergreen Washelli is “sorry”. Read less

Reviewed on Dec. 18, 2024, 11:46 a.m.