Sadly had to visit to pay respects for a beloved . The house is very cozy and well maintained…read more Parking can be tight around the area, but there are lots and on street. We didnt stay too long, but it served the job well.

Seems like a nice enough place- inwas there for a wake. They did an excellent job with the…read moremake-up/prep. The staff were kind. There was plenty of room. Lost a star because the bathrooms were down a steep flight of stairs so not convenient for the older relatives.

I just find it odd that some headstones are allowed flowers and little decorations and other ones…read moreare not. Why is the reasoning behind this? My Dad's buried there and I would like to decorate but it's always taken down.

It feels odd to review a cemetery but yelp asked me to review, so that i will do...!have a friend…read moreburied here... I very much like the cemetery. It has a somewhat more intimate setting than some other, overly busy and crowded cemeteries. Some visitor of my friend left a token of great significance. They have one of those old Iron gates with Amawalk written on it. Overall, I feel very peaceful when I've visited.

About half of my relatives were laid to rest here, so I've been coming to this cemetery my entire…read morelife. It's nearby a golf course so sometimes you'll hear noise but for the most part, it's usually quiet and somber. You don't normally run into people coming here any more most likely because there aren't really new plots, just ones that people have reserved for family members. A ton of old tombstones stand here and it's interesting to walk around, paying respect while you look for your own family member's graves. I know the general direction of where my grandparents, great aunts, great uncles, cousins, and so on are buried but there's no real method to finding out where they are and you often times have to walk over graves to get there (which I find a bit uncomfortable but maybe its my surreptitiousness talking). Lastly, they leave flowers and gifts out for a long time before clearing the graves, which is good.

My mother passed away in October of 2018 and was buried in Mount Hope Cemetery in…read moreHastings-on-Hudson. We needed the monument (headstone and foot stone) installed for the one year anniversary, but it took forever for my sister and I to agree on the language, so we put off the order. I ended up checking with four monument companies in the spring and chose Pulver-Huess, in part because we had seen their work on the grave next to Mom's and thought it was very well done. They were also significantly less expensive than at least one of the other options. Roger was very patient as my sister and I worked out the most minute of details. It's a family-owned business (can't remember if Roger said he is the third generation and his son is the fourth or whether he is the fourth and his son is the fifth). Either way, you get the point. The office is in a house just across the street from Mount Hope and it is definitely not a fancy place. (In fact, if my sister had seen the place, I guarantee that she would have wanted us to buy the monument from someplace fancier.) And I don't think they even have a website. But the bottom line is that Pulver-Heuss made a difficult situation as pleasant as possible, and the headstone and footstone look gorgeous.

Great experience working with the Abbate family in the design and installation of a foot stone for…read moremy mother in Westchester Hills Cemetery. Highly recommend. TK Rhinebeck NY

I've never seen a pet cemetery but I absolutely love that there is a place for our precious…read morefurbabies to rest eternally!

I read about Hartsdale in the New York Times. It's near where I'm currently working, so I had to…read morecheck out the world's oldest and largest pet cemetery. It was a fun little side quest. They have been open since the late 1800s and still bury animals (and a few humans) there. It was interesting, poignant, touching, and sometimes a little funny, to see how much people love/loved their pets. Some graves are plain, some are extravagant. Bubbles the pug's grave showed his full, fun little personality. My favorite was a grave from the 1930s for a dog named, "Dummy." It's so cool that almost 100 years later, I can see how much his people loved him. The grounds are well kept, pretty, and this spring, lots of flowers were planted. Many gravesites were decorated with balloons and toys. The grass is kept trimmed, there is a lot of shade from trees. There are benches on which to sit and reflect. I read this is a family business, and you can tell these people care about the grounds and their clientele. I enjoyed a peaceful spring-time walk here, and it really was enlightening to see how some people truly see their pets as the love of their lives. One gentleman was buried with his pets, and he said that they were the only family he ever had, that they had changed his life, and taught him about true love. Wow. Entry is free and they are very welcoming to visitors. Definitely worth a stop if you're nearby. You are unlikely to ever see anything else like this.

It's a beautiful old cemetery in the center of town. There are no restrooms, The management is very…read morerude and they remove bushes and trees without notifying the plot owner. A very combative manager who is supposed to be in the grieving business.....hope they replace management.

I am glad my parents chose to be interned here. It is always pleasurable to come and visit,…read moreespecially in the good weather. They are laid to rest in the mausoleum wall in the front, by the brook that runs along the road. It greatly enhances a spiritual joining with them I never fail to feel. My sister passed away late in 2019, just before the COVID outbreak. I placed her at the Mountain Grove Cemetery in Bridgeport after checking here and finding they charged significantly more for the same kind of interment. I mean a triple-digit percentage more. Recently I have seen prices on Willowbrook's website very close to what I paid at MGC, indicating that perhaps my inquiry was an indication to them they were being outpriced by other local cemeteries. I don't know if I would have placed my sister here had they cut their prices sooner, but it is possible. Willowbrook isn't as majestic as MGC--that was designed by P.T. Barnum no less--but it's pleasant and serene, and closer to what was home. I continue to find new recognizable names every time I visit.

They deserve 10 stars! Professional handles every detail. Cares for the family with love,…read morerespect, dignity, especially the deceased. Entire staff is there for the family and friends right down to handing out tissues. My total respect for this establishment. 10 stars and then some. Frank G

Coxe & Graziano is very well known in Westchester County, my hometown. They are one of the largest…read moreFuneral Homes. All of my family members that have passed on were served here. They are very professional and have extremely high standards for how their services are performed. They will take care of all work involved, so that you may cope and grieve with your loved ones. A great thing about this chapel is that they provide a list of current services ( current visitations, funeral services date and time) on their website. You will receive extraordinary value if you do decide to choose Coxe & Graziano. Their facilities are absolutely beautiful. They never disappoint and are always the best at what they do.

The people at Pelham Funeral Home were wonderful right from the start. At a time in which you're…read moreexperiencing severe emotional distress and feeling vulnerable because of the loss of a loved one, it makes such a difference to have these important services provided by good and empathetic people who really try to go the extra yard. That's what we found here. It took me a while to get around to writing this, but I'm glad to be sharing good news about Pelham Funeral Home. They were respectful, warmhearted people who asked what we wanted, thoughtfully offered us options and didn't try to up sell like some funeral homes might. They're sensitivity was truly impressive, from start to finish. The funeral home is also nicely furnished, immaculate and well managed. We were impressed at what a nice multimedia presentation they could prepare with photos and memories. They were really dedicated, patient and helpful, using photos from various family members to craft some beautiful memorial booklets, related printed items and video screen images for the memorial/wake. Clive, a dignified, outgoing and very friendly man originally from Ireland, is the best. He was reassuring right from first contact and we actually enjoyed talking with him during the planning. We enjoyed his warm personality and clear interest in doing things right. That says a lot. Clive's colleague Hanah was also wonderful during all of the planning and at the funeral. She kept track of everything and, like Clive, treated us like friends. They're professional, warm and outgoing. If you're looking for a place that will do things right with class, respect and humanity, this is the place. They put us at ease, treated us like family and helped us all get through some difficult times. I am deeply appreciative of that.

My mother in law passed away in 2016, and we went with Pelham Funeral Home, which was a mistake…read more They continually dropped the ball. They made it seem like they had shipped caskets to other states, but the shipment was delayed a couple days because they really didn't know what they were doing. Some of the smaller things were flubbed as well: they said they'd send the death certificates in the casket itself and then didn't, we chose one inscription for the casket and they ended up doing a different one. At no point did we get an apology or even a "thank you for your patience on this matter". The receiving facility was part of a larger chain, and the Pelham folks made it seem like we wouldn't be getting a personal touch from them, though the smaller company screwed up anyway. There should be plenty of competitors that deserve your business more than these guys.