Many years ago a family member had chosen this location in preparation to her terminal illness. The…read moreprocess was so smooth my grandma asked us to assure when her time came that we go through them as well. Years later as her time was approaching we came and met with the gentleman there. No death is easy. The preparation of one is truly by far difficult. Yet, this place was sensitive and professional all together. Returned last week for a family friend. The sibling whom handled all the arrangements had such a relief with how this place handled her loved ones death. There is street parking along with parking in the back. Look out for street parking signs. The place itself is a very clean home. Sufficient seating in all rooms.

Mr. Thiele personally ensured that everything was in order, every single step of the way. My entire…read morefamily was very impressed with his services and I would recommend this Funeral Home to anyone reading this review.

Went for my friend's mother's funeral. They did a lovely job from start to finish. They do offer…read morevalet and they also have an area for the repass. They took care of everything for my friend and her family with care and ease.

This is a classy, professional and family run business. I went here for a family member's funeral…read more(and cremation) in 2025; we also hosted the repast here. The young man from the funeral home who directed our loved one's service played the piano and sang like a pro--he was gracious, empathetic, and quietly dignified. They took extra care to find a preacher from my relative's country to lead the services--that was such a thoughtful touch. Please move away from money grubbing funeral homes like the one in Canarsie that everyone goes to -- they don't care about you nor your family member. Harmony proves that you can provide an important service to your community without emotionally nor financially blackmailing families to pay for unnecessary costs. Their prices are extremely fair and their service and attention to detail is top-notch.

Recent visit to Holy Name Cemetery to pay respects to relatives interred in this location…read more Including Patrick Cooke (first in my family to land in the US). Needing help, I stopped in today the Museleum office and found Jack, who took time to help me in my search. Thank you, sir! Beautiful grounds, plenty of parking, easy access from local highways

PROS: This cemetery is very historic judging on some of the stones. A lot of the tombstones are…read morevery elegant and beautiful. It was mausoleums in addition to normal graves and its very large. The grounds crew keeps it very clean, especially for the holidays CONS: There are no signs indicating where you are in the cemetery, making it tough to find the row your loved one is in. they use to have markers like a parking lot, but not anymore OVERALL: I would recommend burying your loved ones in this cemetery, its one of the best i know around

I came upon this cemetery some years ago while driving around in the area. It's on a bleak stretch…read moreof road used as a truck route, situated on the border of North Arlington and Kearny, stuck between what I remember as a deserted diner (at least it was never open when I was there) and a concrete factory. The landscape was depressing, polluted swampland. The cemetery is relatively small; maybe a couple of acres. But it was sad--- it looked like it had been abandoned decades before (even though I've subsequently read that it's still active). Over the years, I came here a few times, and I never saw a living soul. In an article, Jay Levin wrote, "Synagogues in Hudson County created the cemetery at the turn of the 20th century. They bought patches of land from a cooperative and sold burial rights to their members. The synagogues were charged with keeping up their sections but most are long defunct, effectively making the cemetery an orphan." The fence surrounding the cemetery is collapsing into ruin. Gravestones have fallen over. The ground is unkempt, uneven, overgrown. I walked carefully through the grounds, the only person around (which was more than a little unnerving), examining the enameled portraits on the headstones, which have always fascinated me. A permanent memory of the grave's long dead resident. Unfortunately, not so permanent, in some cases. One portrait was of a smiling teenaged girl who had died in the 1930s (it stayed with me, because her smile seemed filled with hope for a future that was never coming, and because her name on the stone was given as "Bess Myerson"). The next time I came to the cemetery, the portrait had been smashed, obliterated. I'd like to think maybe that was because of the age of the portrait, maybe the elements, rather than a malicious human being, but I doubt it. Certainly the dead are beyond worrying about the condition of the cemetery,or their headstones, having gone on to the "reward" that awaits all of us. But it can't be an uplifting or heartening experience for the relatives who come here to visit. For me, it was a very sad, depressing cemetery walk. I haven't been here in several years, but the memory of it stays with me. I've tried to "copy and paste" an article I found on the internet that sort of echoes that sentiment: https://njjewishnews.timesofisrael.com/exit-ramp-our-search-for-our-grandfathers-grave/

Condon Funeral Home assisted me with arrangements for my uncle and provided guidance through every…read morestep in the process. I am grateful to Barbara Condon for her kindness and expertise during a difficult time. I highly recommend their services.

Condon Funeral Home is by far a perfect place for your loved ones in a time when compassion and…read moreunderstanding is needed. Barbara Condon is a caring and considerate funeral director. You immediately feel like family. The atmosphere is warm and comforting. When you need more than a funeral director this is the place for your loved ones.

It's hard to review a funeral home. My review is not for the location. This is a review of their…read moreservice. I can't say enough of the stellar service we received for My dad's funeral. They answered all questions at all times of the day. They with us at all times. If we needed adjustments , they did it. The way they prepared his body for viewing. He looked like himself a few years back. A perfect color match and he looked healthier than when he passed. I can't explain it. He looked like dad. Our service ran long and they didn't rush us. He was able secure police escort through the towns all the way to his resting place. Lou was the best. My mom has already told us she wants them to be in charge of her arrangements.

I suspect like most people, I never thought of using a funeral home until you are faced with it; in…read moremy case, unexpectedly. The unthinkable time that we all have to go through at some point was made much easier on me and my mom by the professionals at Stellato. I appreciate how they took care and time to make sure things were done right. Thank you for helping us through the most difficult of times. We truly appreciate your help and guidance.