Kristin is amazing and very professional. She is definitely a godsend during this process.read more

Bill Cassidy and Robert were wonderful and caring. They made the process easier in the most…read moredifficult time. I highly recommend them for your needs.

These guys are AMAZING! They were very compassionate, professional and caring. They did such a good…read morejob getting my grandfather ready for the viewing. Our family could not have asked for anything more. They kept us informed about the whole process from beginning to end. The chapel rooms were cozy, comfortable and intimate. Miguel and Tom are genuine kind hearted people. We never once felt vulnerable or taken advantage of. I would highly recommend this place.

I highly recommend Thomas Glynn funeral home- they were compassionate and caring and went above and…read morebeyond for my father in law. Everyone we dealt with was wonderful - John went out of his way to take care of our family. We are so appreciative and thankful for them during such a difficult time.

Our family visited a few funeral parlors, and we are grateful that we chose Park Funeral Parlor…read more Everyone commented on how beautiful my mother-in-law looked. Park Funeral's hair and make up team are amazing! Grandma looked beautiful and at peace. Park Funeral Parlor's pricing was the best by thousands of dollars. Some funeral places quoted us at 30-50% more money for the same exact amenities, viewing, casket, cards, limousines, etc. I learned that Park is a family owned business that goes back four generations. They are not corporate and this is why they were so flexible. This family is truly empathetic and blessed our family with their care and services for our Grandma.

Our family planned to prepay for funeral service for my dad. We met Ann Marie who was so kind and…read morecaring. She addressed all our needs and gave us an estimate. The estimate was clear and understandable on one sheet of paper. No gimmicks. Went to 2 other funeral homes with pages and pages of prices and they ended up being thousands of dollars more for the same services. My dad died on a Sunday and even though we didn't get to prepay, they picked up the phone at 6am and started making all the arrangements for picking my dad up from the hospital. It was such a relief. We didn't have to do anything. By noon the same day, the website was up with my dad's information. Everything worked out so smoothly. They didn't try to take advantage of an emotional situation. The staff was amazing. My dad's body at the viewing was beautifully done. They made an emotional situation very stress free and pleasant. Thank you Park Funeral Chapel.

New Hyde Park Funeral Home was perfect for friends and family to gather. The space was large,…read morequiet and the staff were very helpful and reverent. The parking lot was convenient and large. We appreciate your help moving through the process.

Of course I have the correct buisness. It's quite upsetting to be asked if I actually remember…read morewhere I last saw my husband, which was your funeral home. My husband of 37 yrs sadly passed away suddenly and unexpectedly from a cardiac aneurysm and for you to ask if I have the correct funeral home is quite insensitive & insulting. I dealt with Christine. She was very cold and 'matter of fact'. Everything I posted indeed happened. I certainly would have liked to have management there on that evening. As you can imagine, it was an extremely sad & stressful time for myself and our three sons. There was no one present to ask for help. Again, once the bill was settled, management disappeared. I did receive a cake from a bakery from your buisness the following week which was the only upside as I hadn't eaten for days. I still feel very badly as things could've gone a whole lot better. Again, no one even asked if I needed anything or helped the guests get situated. I literally stood up the whole time not knowing what to do. It took me a while to have the courage to even write this. It's difficult to continue to realize that things did not go well.

Charles G Schmitt Funeral located in Seaford is truly God sent . This is a family owned business…read moreand the Funeral Director Curt Schmitt truly went above and beyond to assist in a unusual family circumstance. Our family can never thank him for the peace he has given us. My brother Glenn recently passed away in Texas. He he did not have a wife or family who could take care of his burial in Texas. I contacted Schmitt's funeral and spoke to Curt and he recommended a funeral director in El Paso TX who I was able to get my brother from the hospital morgue to a facility where he could be properly cremated and then after some veterans paperwork... We were able to have his remains shipped to New York to the Charles G Schmitt funeral home. Curt was wonderful with his staff making arrangements for my brother who is an army veteran. The thing is I haven't been in contact with my brother for over 40 years so I didn't have a lot of information and what little information I was able to provide they were able to get my brother approved to be laid to rest at the Long Island National veterans cemetery in Farmingdale. The staff at the Long Island National veterans cemetery was amazing, I was thankful for the honor guard as well as the clergy that was provided. There is no words for the value and appreciation one gets from a military service. Whether you choose to have your loved one buried in a traditional grave site or placed in an urn and put in a niche... Contact them and have a conversation and I'm sure you will be satisfied with the professionalism and sincere care that they provide.

I recently had the unpleasant experience of having to bury my dad , when I contacted Schmitt it was…read morean experience that George and Mary made as easy and pleasant as something like this could be, they were both very compassionate and understanding with everything and couldn't have possibly been more accommodating- Thank you

Excellent service from this established funeral parlor . The owners very nice people who really…read morecare about your family . Highly recommended to all the people of st Albans and beyond

I highly recommend Roy L. Gilmore Funeral Home. They did an excellent job in preparing my mom for…read moreher Home Coming Service on January 27, 2025. She was BEAUTIFUL! All staff members were both knowledgeable and professional from beginning to end. Funeral Director, Angela Gilmore Manning was thorough in explaining all details. I appreciated their prompt responses to my emails and calls. I was also pleased with the facilitation of the service by Pastor Beverly Sherrod. I felt confident leaving my mom's preparations in their hands. GREAT JOB!

I lived in Glendale for a long time, and this funeral home has had many of my friends and family…read moremembers wakes. Everyone there is just so warm and caring. I just had my fathers wake there, and he looked great. My mother made the arrangements and she was comforted by all members of the staff.

During such a difficult time I can't tell you how well taken care of we were by Peter, and everyone…read moreat Walsh & Labella. Their fair and honest pricing and willingness to take on the entire job of tending to my mother-in-law's wake and transportation to Pennsylvania, where she was laid to rest, astounded me. You can trust that you're in good hands in your time of grief with Walsh and Labella.

During a devastating time .. Andy helped make all arrangements seamless! We were treated with…read morekindness and respect by

I've gone back and forth over the last month deciding whether to post this review. I finally…read moredecided that if it will help others alleviate some of their pain on the day of a loved ones funeral, then here is my review and advice: Although my mother was ethnically and culturally Jewish, she was not at all religious so we called and asked if they had a non-religious chapel for a secular memorial service. Kevin assured us we could have a non-religious/secular service. We then met with Kevin who showed us the neutral memorial chapel (they have another religious one next door) and he was helpful explaining all costs and coordination with cemetery. The funeral was scheduled for Monday. On Sunday the town car showed up to pick us up which freaked us out thinking they scheduled the funeral on the wrong day. Kevin apologized and owned his mistake. The town car came at correct time the next day but the driver was on the phone with (clearly) personal calls throughout the drive there and back, very unprofessional and insensitive. We had asked in initial meeting if there was a way to put up photos and they said they had large magnet boards to do photo collages. The magnets turned out to be a collection of chipped, broken, irregularly shaped chunks of old magnetic strips which looked junky and were hard to work with. New magnets would cost them $20 or less on Amazon and would be both much easier to use and more aesthetically pleasing. They told us most people prepare their photos at home but not until we were already there struggling with their crummy magnets. Had we known, we would have bought our own boards and magnets. There were trays of yarmulkes laid out and men attending funeral put them on. We specifically chose this chapel and told them we were having a nonreligious service so it caught us by surprise, We had to ask the men working to remove the trays of yarmulkes and also ask guests to remove them as my mother would have wanted. This made things weird and awkward. We were very glad to be told that the service could be live streamed for people to watch who could not attend in person. Since there was a very small number of people attending in a large chapel, I chose to stand close to them instead of at the podium up on the dais. Unfortunately, none of the men working, there standing in the room to help, ever told me beforehand that I HAD to stand at the podium, using the microphone, in order for the people watching the live stream to hear me! This was a MAJOR lack of communication on their part! I only found out I couldn't be heard on web streaming when I inquired about getting a recording of service days later and was told I would not be heard on it because I was not at the podium. I felt so sad and disappointed that others watching couldn't hear me and that I couldn't be heard on recording. I had asked days ahead of time if we could play a specific song at the end and was told by Kevin they could pull it up on Spotify to play through their speakers in chapel. After numerous failed attempts by multiple staff to try to get the song to play over speakers and then also not starting song from the beginning - which included waiting, leaving chapel to ask what's the problem, coming back in, waiting, asking again what was going on - we got a rude hostile attitude from Kevin! Ordinarily one of us would have confronted Kevin about his unprofessional attitude but not in the midst of the funeral. I finally just played the song holding my phone up to the microphone on the podium. It was an extremely awkward end to the service. Lastly, again, we chose this place because we wanted a non-religious memorial. They still draped a large cloth with a Jewish star on the coffin AND attached another one on the coffin which I had to rip off at the gravesite, leaving chunks of adhesive on the coffin, as it was lowered into the ground. We could not have been clearer from the first phone call and subsequent meeting about what my mother wanted, a non religious service. They just didn't listen or pay attention to the details! The fact that the cost of it all included obligatory "gratuities" for people working there for what was ultimately terrible service was also very disappointing. To summarize my advice to minimize stress and have things run smoothly: 1. Be very clear about religious vs. secular preference details. 2. Confirm date of service and town car. 3. Bring photos on your own boards or just bring your own magnets. Bring large photos in your own frames to display on table. 4. You must stand at podium using microphone to be heard on webcam. 5. Check sound system is working and test music is cued up properly beforehand or have music ready on your device to play into podium microphone. I hope this was helpful. My sincerest condolences to you at your time of loss.