This is a great company with outstanding costumer service. Nicci went above and beyond to help me…read moreand made sure I had a the right information when I needed most.

From start to finish, our experience at Bradley, Haeberle & Barth was outstanding…read more When Mom went into hospice, my family and I were faced with the inevitable and sad task of making final arrangements for her. My call to the funeral home was answered by a sympathetic assistant who not only took my contact information and the basic situation, but took the time to ask how the family was doing and share a little about her family's experience with hospice. It was a genuinely nice gesture. I honestly didn't know what to expect when we met with the pre-planning counselor to discuss options and plans. As a cynic, I anticipated an upsell attempt, but the counselor didn't try to talk us into anything we didn't already have in mind. In fact, he made sure to let us know about veterans' burial benefits and other options that could have reduced the expense of the arrangements. By the time we left, we felt very comfortable about having Mom's memorial at H&B. The experience continued this way after Mom's death and through to the end of the memorial. Shortly after I sent an email to the pre-planner advising him of her passing on a Sunday morning, I received a call from H&B, letting me know that they were in touch with the hospital, and setting up a time for us to come in to see the funeral director the next morning. Their attentiveness took a lot of anxiety out of my desire to do the best for my mom. For the memorial, we were both surprised and touched by the lovely ways the team personalized the experience, including small keepsakes reflecting Mom's hobby, and envelopes addressed to Mom's favorite charity for visitors to make a donation in lieu of flowers. As others have said, this is not a business you look forward to using. That said, my family and I would recommend Bradley, Haeberle & Barth, based on our experience. Their care and attention to detail were a comfort in a difficult time.

We recently had our 5th service in 7 years with McCracken. This past experience was not good. Very…read moredisorganized. It seems like Divinity has made them too corporate, and less personal. It really felt like we were just renting space.

From the owner: Celebrating each life like no other…read more Each one of us is unique with our own story to tell. As North America's largest provider of funeral, cremation and cemetery services, Dignity Memorial professionals excel at helping families create meaningful tributes that truly celebrate the lives of the individuals they represent.With an extensive network of more than 2,000 locations throughout the U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico, Dignity Memorial providers offer families personalized services and advanced-planning options to meet any need. From the simple to the extraordinary, your Dignity Memorial professionals are here to see that your special story is told.

Paula Gervasi in the office at Hollywood went above and beyond in helping me find relatives in the…read morecemetery. I live out of state and she had maps and even came out on foot to help me locate them. Paula is an asset to have at Hollywood and they are lucky to have her. What a warm and friendly woman.

My beloved husband and mother-in-law were both laid to rest here, and it is so beautiful. The…read moreup-keep is great. I'm so happy that they are resting here.

Stellar professionals here at Galante! They buried my brother Fabian back in June and was extremely…read moresatisfied with every aspect of their work. The most professional I've seen in some time. I did mortuary work myself at Dover AFB and these guys were on par with that. And I'm not surprised because the Galante founders have a military background. I feel like we got the best service we could have asked for; it was pleasant, honorable, dignified, organized, compassionate and perfect. I believe our family would do business again.

Always tough reviewing funeral home. Major drawback was water fountain instead of bottled water…read morefor guests. Mourners usually are apprehensive of drinking from water fountain. Surprised that no representative was at door upon entering. Large parking lot.

I am very appreciative of the professional and sensitive way in which I was treated when being…read moreguided through the difficult process of losing my mother. While each person's situation is unique, I found that the staff was understanding and did not rush me. This was my first time to make arrangements for a family member, and they gave me a helpful overview and respectfully answered all my questions. I thank them very much for their kindness throughout the process.

Very professional as always. Our family will always use Mastapeter Funeral Home in Roselle Park…read more Arthur's wife is the intern and walked us through step by step along with Arthur.

Fairview Cemetery & Arboretum is one of the most historic and picturesque places in Westfield…read more Established in 1868, it was created when the town's older church burial grounds were becoming crowded. It is both a cemetery and an accredited arboretum, with more than 100 identified tree species and self-guided tree tours. The grounds are known for their natural beauty, including wooded areas, a pond, and extensive landscaping. Fairview also serves as a historical record of modern Westfield. While many colonial-era residents are buried in Westfield's older Presbyterian Cemetery, many of the families who helped build the suburban town of Westfield are buried here. The pond, nicknamed "Ghost Pond," was still surrounded by woods when I was a kid in the 1960s. Back then, it was open to the public for ice skating. The scene in It's a Wonderful Life where George Bailey saves his brother Harry always reminds me of those childhood days skating on Ghost Pond. On my mother's side, my family lineage goes back to some of Westfield's earliest settlers. My parents and both sets of grandparents are buried here. In 2023, I worked with the cemetery office to arrange for my parents' burials in their family plot and to have a headstone made and installed. The staff was professional, compassionate, and easy to work with throughout the process. I grew up near Fairview and have been visiting since I was about ten years old. The grounds are beautiful, peaceful, and exceptionally well maintained. Fairview contains the graves of many of the families who shaped Westfield during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The cemetery includes a notable Civil War section, several historic monuments, and "Old One Horn," a Revolutionary War-era cannon displayed on the grounds. It is also the final resting place of several notable individuals, including Whitney Houston and Dr. Virginia Apgar, whose Apgar Score is still used worldwide to assess newborns. Whenever I return to the Westfield area, I make a point of stopping by to visit family members, friends, and the parents of friends who are buried here. It remains a beautiful and tranquil place that provides comfort while honoring the memories of loved ones.

In my opinion, Fairview Cemetery is one of the most beautiful burial grounds in NJ. The…read moremaintenance at this location is superb, making it a beautiful and peaceful final resting place. The grounds are meticulously maintained, and staff members are always available to address any concerns.