I'm glad I chose this funeral home to be the ones to take care of my moms services. Sue is a…read morewonderful woman who makes sure your taken care of. She was very helpful in the whole process. Her staff is also very nice. Thank you to you all for making this is easier for me and my family.

My husband died suddenly in January. Left with not knowing how much we had and what was the next…read morestep and not having a lot of disposable income, I asked the hospice nurse what to do. She suggested City Cremation. I called them and with a calm, confident voice they said the words I needed to hear. "Don't worry we have you covered." And they did. They picked up my husband at the hospital and brought him to their crematory. They called me and gave a time it would be ready. When I went to the office, Chris explained how to write an obituary and how he would get the death certificates. He set up a website for friends and family to write and send in pictures All worked smoothly and I don't regret for a moment that I chose them. The price is under $2000. Gold star value at a reasonable price.

My family worked with Eddy this week as we lost my great-grandmother. He made the whole process so…read morestreamlined and easy. He was very compassionate and helpful. It's so valuable to have things go smoothly during the grieving process. Thank you!

We were in very good hands with Chris and Emily with the planning and funeral services for my mom.read more

My husband just passed away . Emily and Chris went above and beyond. I will definitely use Ahearn…read moreFuneral Home in the future.

When a loved one dies, everything kind of sucks. You're not always told about what your options and…read morerights are, and you could be left feeling more stressed and rushed than necessary. What many funeral homes don't tell you is that you have more time to find a casket or urn than you think. First of all, you do not have to buy from a funeral home. Going to a store or buying online are both great options. The choice is completely yours and funeral homes can NOT force you to buy from them. Second, caskets and urns are priced liked any other product in the world -- the price at one store can be wildly different from another store. Funeral homes often mark up their products pretty dramatically. Our jaws dropped when we saw the prices in the brochure the funeral home gave us. You CAN shop around. If you're looking for funeral containers, check this place out. There are many beautiful caskets, urns, keepsakes and other memorial items on-site as well as available for order. They're open by appointment only, but the hours are pretty flexible. Feeling overwhelmed and don't know where to start? Call the owner. He had a lot of good advice about the casket buying process and can explain everything in a calm and easy-to-understand way. We were very grateful that the owner opened his doors to us on a holiday, and without any hint of being annoyed. In the end, I think we saved a lot of money and our loved one would have been proud. I certainly walked away learning a lot of new things, and I wanted to share this place on Yelp so that others might read this and find it helpful. Tip: If you're paying with estate funds, bring a card or cash. Checks are currently not accepted.

During a time of unplanned and unexpected need this gentleman had explained to me the importance of…read morenot overspending in a time of sorrow. The owner had helped me through a very hard time and made it easy in a time where everyone was tallying up bills on me! I cant thank you enough for your help! So if you can in a time of confusion and need just please remember this company. The last thing you need to mourn about is bills!

I was more than pleased with the professionalism and compassion. Everything was perfect from the…read moreplanning through the interment

The funeral home mistakenly sent my mother's obituary to the Springfield Republican with my name…read moreprinted in the headline instead of my mother's, who was the deceased. Luckily my aunt's co-worker alerted us quickly when they saw the error, so we were able to get it fixed before the newspaper printing, but it took a long time for Masslive.com to be fixed. To this day, 7 months later, my name shows up on the Google search link to her online obituary. Obviously more people now look at online obituaries more than newspaper these days. For my name to be listed instead of my mother's was awful and upsetting - and we barely got a casual apology for this mistake. The person we met with for a pre-planning meeting was professional and well-prepared, but working with a second man for the actual planning, he was difficult to follow. He spoke very quickly and jumped from topic to topic quickly - so quickly that he forgot to mention prayer cards, so we had to go back there making a separate trip to pick those out. I think this behavior is what led to the mistake - he admitted that it was a copy and paste error - so I hope they take a little more time with their grieving clients in the future and thoroughly check things over.

Amazing service and attention to detail. Alyssa and the rest of the staff took care of every…read morelittle detail and helped with everything. It made our funeral memorable and without stress. I can't say enough about how well everything went and their amazing staff. HIGHLY recommend!

We have been so impressed with Forastiere in Agawam. We sadly lost two family members in the past…read moreyear and the Forastiere staff supported us compassionately every step of the way. Kind and attentive--from planning the funeral to writing the obituary to assisting our pallbearers and making a video for the calling hours--even called the restaurant to give them a time snd headcount as we left the burial! They thought of everything so we could just have the experience of celebrating the lives of those we loved. Thankuou

It goes without saying, (but I'll say it anyway), when one is in grief due to the loss of a loved…read moreone, the last thing you need is to be burdened with all sorts of details to work out in regard to final arrangements. Fortunately for our family, my mother-in-law made advance arrangements with Leete-Stevens Funeral home. We worked with Jacqueline, one of the directors. Her kindness, competence and efficiency made everything as easy for us as it could possibly be. Everything was seamless, from start to finish; we were guided through every step of the way. Our family is very grateful to Jacqueline and to the entire staff at Leete- Stevens for making an incredibly stressful situation as uncomplicated as possible.