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  compassionate caregivers!
  our family could not have made it through this challenging time without the guidance and help of the staff there.
  the service was a loving testament and remerance of a life well lived.
  many thanks to everyone at rivera!

  Added April 17, 2017 by clover
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  Everyone we met at Rivera was amazing in our time of sadness, especially Paul Vigil and Tiffany Cross. They made us feel special, they devoted their time and attention, and this freed us to focus on our mother and celebrate her life. The Kiva Chapel is one of the most beautiful spaces I have ever been in and provided the place for a perfect ceremony. From start to finish we could not have hoped for a better experience in the saddest moment of life.

  Added April 02, 2017 by Gregory Frank
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  Never attended a worse service. The microphone was not clear - could not hear anyone! In addition, the man who led the ceremony talked endlessly. The little one could hear, everything was religion and nothing (or hardly anything) about the person who was being remembered. He needs to learn how to speak to a group. He also talked about the Catholics and Protestants, as if everyone there was of those faiths. Very insulting to those who are not.
  I feel so badly for my friend - she deserved better as did her family.

  Added March 04, 2017 by Judith Newton