They buried my father, O. Terry Hoover, years ago and laid him on his own embalming table used as a…read moreside holding table, but he had embalmed over 100 people on it. Mr. Gowen probably never knew this but there was a: Hoover Funeral Home before there Hoover-MacDonald Funeral Home before a MacDonald Funeral Home before MacDonald-Gowen Funeral Home before Gowen Funeral Home. So, Dad's embalming has passed along, even though a new one was purchased. THANK YOU, MR. GOWEN, (May I suggest donating it to the Fly Art Center, as it is over 100 years old?)

Amazing so willing to help. Provided service beyond expectations…read more Beautiful location

My family used this funeral home when my grandmother passed away recently. My grandmother had to…read moreget cremated and the process was smooth and quick from beginning to end, with no issues. Funeral home also satisfied a request we made when my family viewed my grandmother before she was cremated. I would recommend if you need to get cremations done, and have provided all your information to them.

My family has used this funeral home before when the Kuhn's owned it and the ownership after them…read morefor my moms parents and the funerals went off without a hitch. The new owner (Dan) upon arrival said took us to where the casket was. This is where the disappointment started, the casket was supposed to be closed (as he admitted to knowing) but when we walked in it was open, when we asked him to close it he said he "wanted us to see her to make sure it was her" and wouldn't close it until my parents arrived and told him to. We then had no procession to the church. At the end of the service at the church when him and his wife were moving the casket he yelled at his wife in-front of the whole church. We then went outside where we thought we would have a procession to the cemetery, we were wrong again. Everyone had to get their own directions and a few of us got lost. This funeral home under this ownership is disorganized, has a lack of staff to run a funeral, and did nothing but tell us what he thought should of been done.

We dealt directly with Martin Goldstein. We thought it would be a positive experience working with…read morethe owner. That's specifically why I went to this place. It was my choice. What a mistake! An absolute NO! One of the worst business experiences of my life. Mr. Goldstein knew my parent was a proud Veteran. We met with him 2 weeks before the passing and specifically told him that. And they were living in a Veterans' Home. No way to miss the fact of them being a Veteran. Meanwhile, when it was time for the funeral, the American flag was missing from covering the casket, a glaring omission and very upsetting to those in attendance. As a mourner, the child, I never received the standard laminated document that is usually handed out listing the yahrzeit dates for the future. When I later called and made a simple request for the yahrzeit laminated sheet, included as part of funeral cost, I was literally yelled at by Martin Goldstein for some reason. In his screaming, out of the blue, he said the following, screaming at the top of his voice through the phone: "You're not my mother." I don't know what he was talking about. I was making a simple request. The man has very, very serious anger management and other issues.

It has taken me a year to complete my mourning for my mother but now I have I want to share my my…read moreprofound disgust and sadness about was not placed into the casket prior to her internment. When my mother, Susan Farber made her arrangements for her funeral she made it very clear to Mr. Goldstein that she wanted her hearing aids, false teeth, and glasses to be placed in the casket with her. In fact when I spoke to him on the day of my mothers passing he said please bring those items because my mother especially mentioned she wanted them with her. I brought them to you that day 10/21/22 and left them in his care! Upon arriving to the cemetery on the day of the funeral your employee gave me a bag with what I presumed was just the yarzeit candle. It was only after the funeral and I internment that I looked in the bag and was absolutely horrified to see that the last physical request my mother made of me was not met. The hearing aids, teeth and glasses were still in the bag. I felt violated. You knew this was important to my mother so in turn was important to me. I immediately called Mr. Goldstein and his answer was to say leave the items in the office and he would bury them the next day. I was disgusted that he thought I'd leave it that to him. He began yelling and said what do I want him to do? I wanted him to do his job. I went back to the cemetery and unfortunately the items could not be put with my mother in the casket because that would require an exhumation. I could only settle for having the items buried near her. It is not what she or I wanted or requested. The lack of professionalism and follow through did not meet what my mothers or my expectations. Beware of your expectations of Goldsteins Funerals as you will be gravely disappointed

Found them easy to work and Compassion They will take care…read moreof whatever they possibility can

Considering that our friend, the decedent, left no directives, medical or otherwise, Crabiel Gowen…read morewas able to guide us in providing a dignified farewell when the inevitable occurred. Frank Finocchio, a 50 veteran in the business, professionally alleviated concerns we had in making arrangements . Not once did we feel any pressure to go above and beyond our very limited options, and the whole process in bringing closure to our friend's life was as stress less as possible, especially considering the circumstances.

Inpeace provides a service you hope to never need - but eventually you will. They were fantastic…read morethroughout the entire process - from transparent pricing to continuous updates via text (my preferred form of communication). Despite the circumstances, they were phenomenal to work with.

The unexpected loss of my mother was a grief that I would not wish upon other people. As I was…read morelooking for a cremation service per the request of my mom prior to her passing. I came across Inpeace. The care of the team and also the flexibility made them the ultimate choice that I ended up going with. They have a quick turn around time to have your loved one cremated rather than waiting weeks to get your loved one the rest that they truly need. They were also very flexible with the payment method specially when you need to get the process moving. Any questions I had was answered with confidence or if they did not know, they would look for the answer and get back to me as soon as they were able. If you are going through what I am going through, I highly recommend Inpeace as the premier cremation service without any doubt.