Came from out of state for my mother in law's funeral. I had previously lived in NJ and arranged my…read moreown mother's funeral three years ago, so I'm familiar with the process. The location is good, right off Route 37, but the interior could use a refresh - wallpaper gives the rooms a dated feeling. Restroom was clean enough. Lots of tissue boxes were scattered around the room. We have an extremely large family, and lots of folding chairs were available, with easels available for the picture boards to be displayed. There are lots of opinions about how to handle a loved one after death, and I'll keep this review limited to facilities only.

This location has probably 200 300 flags across the front of the property a tribute to our veterns…read more..just amazing and great job .Just wanted to let everyone know ..total respect thank you .

I worked with Mary and she was fantastic--super kind and thoughtful. She went out of her way to…read moreensure that my dad received military honors, which my family really appreciated. Everyone there was lovely. The facility itself could use a little sprucing up, which is the only reason I'm giving four instead of five stars--people and services were definitely both five.

I don't normally write reviews, but this was a very heartbreaking time for my family when we lost…read moremy 46 year old brother to cancer. Anderson & Campbell went above and beyond. When I was planning my brother's funeral and calling various funeral homes, one of the responses I received from another funeral home was "call us back on Tuesday, we have five other families we are meeting with today." Anderson & Campbell made the time to immediately call me back to answer any and all questions and arranged to meet with me at my convenience. They have outstanding customer service, and were respectful, helpful, and accommodating. If I had a question, they made it a point to get back to me right away. My brother had four kids ages 7 to 12 and the staff was very patient with them, especially my 7 year old niece who had many, many questions about dying. Heartwarming, amazing and outstanding--and I never thought that is something I would ever say about a funeral home and their staff.

When that time of need comes it is always hard to find a place we would like to have our love ones…read moretaken care of. for the last 17 years Geri and Mike have been like family. When my mom died they were the first to come to mind. They made everything beautiful and gave peace to the family. Traveling north for the funeral Mike took care of all the details and we didn't have anything to worry about. I personally feel that a Family Owned funeral home takes the time and care that we all hope for when that day comes. You can trust Geri and Mike and they will take care of all your needs.

My Mom recently passed and Oliveri Funeral Home in Manchester handled everything professionally and…read morewith care. I could not have asked for a more beautiful and thoughtful service. I would recommend this Funeral Home to anyone.

Ms. Sherry DeGraff was extremely helpful in providing unbiased and accurate information regarding…read morethe funeral process. Wonderful to have a compassionate, honest family owned and operated Home in Ocean County. Thank you Sherry. George DiCostanzo

I hesitated to post anything because I like to focus on the positive, but here's my story and the…read moreultimate reason for my 1 star review. My cousin's husband (I considered him my cousin as well since they were married before I was born) passed away & was cremated through this funeral home. I purchased 3 memorial frames with a vial to hold the ashes of the deceased for my cousin and her 2 children. I even put the photos in all of the frames before giving these memorial gifts to the family. After giving the frames & obtaining permission from my cousin (the widow), I went to the funeral home 2 days BEFORE the funeral to drop off 3 of the 1 inch METAL vials (1 for each frame that held a 1/4 of an eye dropper worth of ashes). I left the frames with my cousin & arrive at the funeral home with ONLY the 3 SOLID METAL vials & asked the woman at the front desk if they could have the ashes put in the vial before the funeral mass 2 days later. She told me she would need to obtain permission from the widow which was totally understandable. I had permission already so I knew that wasn't going to be an issue. But then she hits me with a $50 fee. I have given this cremation gift many times, over many years (most times just the memorial locket or similar vial sans frame) & NEVER once was I charged for the service of dropping less than an eye droppers worth of ashes in these vials. She said it wasn't them & that they were charging me for insurance reasons (I call BS) She tries to say that if they broke the, solid medal vial I could sue them (insert annoyed eye roll here). If you've ever seen these vials, you could run them over with a Mack truck & it wouldn't even dent the surface. Then she offers that with permission from my cousin they could add the $50. to the family bill (REALLY? & UHM JUST NO!!!) Just an added FYI, I've done this with a friends ashes for his wife (1 vial); my mom's ashes (6 vials) to give to multiple close family members; my uncle (mom's brother 4 vials) & most recently with my sister's ashes (5 vials) & not 1 funeral parlor in either New York or New Jersey charged me a single penny for this service. My annoyance turned to irritation when they refused to take my credit card (she tells me they had a minimum $100. charge amount. Are you freaking kidding me?) I told her that these mercenary practices were bad enough but to NOT take my credit card because they didn't want to pay the CC fee was ridiculous (because let's be honest here, this is the ONLY reason they have yet another money grubbing minimum). I bet if my order was $100. their minimum would have been $150. SMH!! I left pretty ticked off when I had to go find an ATM to withdraw the $50. in cash. Fortunately there was one close by. I drop off the cash & although irritated I left ready to put the entire headache behind me. So imagine my surprise, not long into my drive home, that I got a tear filled, apologetic phone call from my recently widowed cousin crying about how sorry she was "for my trouble" & an offer to pay me back the $50. I was horrified and had to take multiple deep breaths to remain as calm as possible so that as lovingly as I could, I told my cousin it wasn't a problem at all & to please NOT to give this a second thought. It was my gift to them & I wouldn't think of being reimbursed for this. I was just so sorry that the woman called her with this. I hung up as irritation turned to outright fury that this inappropriately heartless woman CHOSE to burden a recent widow with this unnecessary literal NONSENSE. My cousin, who had so much to deal with, after JUST LOSING HER HUSBAND did NOT need this crap, yet this A$$ covering P*$$y A$$ B**ch employee, probably afraid I would call my cousin and complain (which since I'm NOT a heartless monster I NEVER would have done) Yet under the guise of "acting" sympathetic with "oh we're so sorry your cousin was so upset" couldn't let the fact that I called them out for being the very definition of "mercenary" go that she had to burden this poor widow. My only regret after this is that 0 Stars wasn't an option.

My grandmother recently passed away and cliff at the D'Elia funeral home has been the most helpful…read moreduring the transition for my mother and family. Cliff was compassionate, helpful, and attentive. He was also patient when it came to the funeral arrangements and the after care. 100% would recommend. Thank you cliff and the D' Elia staff.

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.

Carmona Bolen did right by us during a very intense time. Grief is fickle. They know how to…read morenavigate all stages of grief, treat the deceased with respect & literally gave us anything we asked for. They opened up to us and worked with us to find a solution when issues occurred. We appreciate choosing to use them & would recommend them to anyone.

I did not use their services. The owners/ managers are kind and considerate people. The location…read morepropped chairs up to watch the Halloween parade 2024. I was holding my infant grandson, while approached an owner/ manager offered my daughter and I front row seats to the parade. Such kindness is unseen nowadays. Thank you for not only your thoughtfulness but for renewing faith in small business kindness.

Let me start off by saying that the funeral home suggested them and when you are grieving the…read moresudden loss of your father you just go with it . Worst experience ever - customer service is definitely not their forte. Once the inscription was done (which BTW we had no clue I had to call and they said it was done) when we looked at it we noticed immediately the much larger gap in the word BELOVED. We took measurements and sent them to them (not the picture below - we figured they needed a more descriptive photo as they were not believing us). First email - they said they went out and it was OK. I did not agree and sent another email and they said they would send the sandblaster to check it out - who guess what said there was nothing wrong. Third email - with our attorney CC:D they finally reacted and said they were going to fix it - shocker once you put your attorney on there. So they fixed it and when moving the D to the appropriate spacing and it is not crisp at all - when you look at my fathers side compared to my mothers. I just sent them an emailing saying that I would not be paying the balance of $650.00 - they have stated that I didn't get charged for the sandblasting - ARE YOU KIDDING ME they messed it up from the beginning! I also received a call from Andy saying the same thing but that if I don't pay they will send us to collections. HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE COMPANY WITH ABSOLUTLY NO CUSTOMER SERVICE. Being this has been since January 2025, they basically said we were wrong twice until we emailed with our attorney and then fixed it TERRIBLY. You may not be able to fully see the issues with headstone but this is our parents headstone that is forever. Send me to collections because now you are being sued for a new headstone - that will be done from a competent company.

worked with uras to do inscription on monument. my moms death occured in Sept 2018. All we needed…read morewas to have date of death inscribed on monument previously purchased from uras. uras could not find the document from the prior purchase of 2 years previously. They required upfront payment - okay. check cleared so fast, i was surprised. hopefully the inscription would be done as quickly. not done until we complained when we found out it wasn't done by early december. when we called, we heard all the traditioanl excuses about weather, work load etc. uras promised to call when it was done (danielle). we visited grave this week (january 2019) to find the work done. three months to get one simple inscription and no feedback as promised. asked funeral home about uras. uras is not held in high regard.