My mother died on a Wednesday morning. By 3pm we had an appointment at Gutterman's in Rockville…read moreCenter. They explained all our options and the protocols. All the arrangements were done within an hour, the staff was fantastic, and the Rabbi they referred us to was just perfect. Our service went smoothly, the staff was incredibly respectful and helpful, and the graveside service was exactly what we wanted. We highly recommend Gutterman's Rockville Center.

Gutterman's did a really great job with my Dads funeral. I'm still grieving years later but I have…read moreto say that it helps When you need to look back and say they were so professional and caring at the time of our loss.

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.

This is a classy, professional and family run business. I went here for a family member's funeral…read more(and cremation) in 2025; we also hosted the repast here. The young man from the funeral home who directed our loved one's service played the piano and sang like a pro--he was gracious, empathetic, and quietly dignified. They took extra care to find a preacher from my relative's country to lead the services--that was such a thoughtful touch. Please move away from money grubbing funeral homes like the one in Canarsie that everyone goes to -- they don't care about you nor your family member. Harmony proves that you can provide an important service to your community without emotionally nor financially blackmailing families to pay for unnecessary costs. Their prices are extremely fair and their service and attention to detail is top-notch.

Went for my friend's mother's funeral. They did a lovely job from start to finish. They do offer…read morevalet and they also have an area for the repass. They took care of everything for my friend and her family with care and ease.

Macken Mortuary Inc, provided exceptional support and service. They made a difficult time, a little…read moreless challenging. I have recommended their services and specifically their location in Island Park, NY. We had my mom's Celebration of Life there in April; oand Margaret and Nora at Macken Mortuary Inc., have gone above and beyond; with dealing with the loss of my Mother and a few other issues, their team helped me breathe a little easier. Thank you all for assisting me with what has been a most difficult time in my life and being a blessing for us. To the wonderful Deacon Jack McKenna, Thank You for your support, kindness and lovely words that made my Mother's prayer service a memorable celebration and done the way she would have cherished and said the way all of us knew her. With lots of heart, kindness and love. Deacon McKenna, you made me feel at ease and less stressed, you are definitely an asset to the families and Mortuary community.

This is a beautiful Place to be viewed after death. The ladies room is clean and dress fit for a…read morequeen. It's lovely to be greeted at the door as we went in. Each room is amazing.Familys are gathering to mourn and to love on each other the perfect place.

With the recent passing of my mother, I am reminded of my father's death 10 years ago as we prepare…read moreher funeral arrangements. My family has chosen to use the services of a different funeral home due to distressing events in dealing with Jordan's. My father was a veteran and yet, with 12 days between his death and the funeral, there were no military honors afforded him at the time of the funeral even though we requested it. His cremains were presented to us at the time of the funeral in an urn. Three months later, Calverton National Cemetary notified us that the funeral director had dropped off an additional bag of ashes indicating that the cremains in the bag also belonged to my father. To say we were confused would be an understatement. We had the urn at home on my mother's mantle and now another bag of ashes purporting to be our father's. We reached out to the director, had meetings with him, and were refunded our money. But what still remains is how we could have over 12lbs of ashes from a 5'5", 145lb, 92yo man who died from bone cancer. Needless to say, while Jordan's refunded our money, no one ever helped us to resolve or answer the question of why there were 2 separate containers of ashes. And, who do they really belong to?

Would not recommend As per your conversation that you do not…read moreneed written consent to bury someone agreed but after speaking to New York State you do need a 401 signed .

This has been my family's funeral home for a very long time. I just buried my mother in February…read more2020 and these men were all so kind and efficient. When someone dies and the family is overwhelmed with grief, you need men like Michael and John to be there for all of your needs. There's things that you don't realize that will come up during such a painful time. John and Michael will help you to clean up your loose ends for you. Everyone was wonderful and kind. The limo driver, the parking attendant, and the gentlemen organizing the wake were incredible. Thank you so much.

I contacted Flinch & Bruns to make funeral arragements for my father who passed away rather…read moreunexpectedly. From the initial converstation with John, he was professional and kind. He answered all my questions even before I had decided to use his business. John guided me through the process in a sympathetic and responsive manner. He was very transparent about the costs and services that they offered. He did not try to upsell any of his services and was extremely conscientous about pricing since my family had limited resources. This is the kind of service that you need during such a difficult time. I will highly recommend this funeral home.

My mother has been buried here over 50 years. For at least 40 of those years I visited regularly…read moreand haven't been the last 10. She picked the place herself My aunt later joined her here. It is a quiet cemetery. It is modest and dignified.

The person who takes headstone orders is very rude and he is always taking breaks so it takes…read moremonths to get gravestone markers. they never tell you how much the gravestone markers are on in the brochure they give out. they are very unorganized and rude it's the worst cemetery for my grandparents

Firstly, Margaret is a gem. She was so helpful and kind during this very painful season for my…read morefamily and me and we couldn't be more grateful. She handled our loved one's ashes with care and ensured we had everything we needed. As for the remaining staff there that day, a dark haired man, Roger or Rob, was very unkind towards my family and me when picking up our loved one's ashes. His demeanor and behavior towards us made an already sad experience worse. He was very cold and I was ready to write it off until there was a painfully noticeable difference in the engagement between my family and another woman who was there about a loved one as well. When you lose a loved one, you hope to be treated with kindness and compassion. While I can understand that everyone may not have the capacity to do so, given the line of business this is truly unacceptable. I hope that going forward, EVERYONE who walks through the doors of Macken Mortuary is met with the kindness and compassion they deserve.

Horrific experience…read more I accompanied a friend to pick up the remains of their spouse today and it was one of the worst encounters in recent memory. We walked in and were greeted by a man (without a mask) with a, "Hey, what's up, guys?". The casual and insensitive tone was a bit jarring but not a big deal. But the transactional nature of the process was. We were treated as if someone had accidentally dropped a delivery at the wrong address and we were mildly inconveniencing him by picking it up. When another friend asked the man to kindly put on a mask, he was told (not once but twice) that he was welcomed to wait outside. Due to great restraint, nothing else was said but my widower fried was clearly confused and distressed. Very quickly, another gentleman stepped in to finish the "transaction", which tells me this was not the first time this level of disrespect had happened. The whole wretched experience of picking up the remains of a loved one was made surreal by an insensitive and uncaring man who has clearly been doing this too long. I highly recommend trusting your loved ones and their families anywhere else.