When we went to buy a headstone for our late beloved fur baby Frodo, Bide A Wee Memorial Park…read more(where Frodo rests) gave us the names of a few companies that they work with. I saw Wellwood Memorial's good Yelp reviews so decided to go there. Anthony Spadolini was supportive and friendly as soon as we walked into Wellwood's well organized spacious showroom. When we told Anthony that Frodo was a Papillon with butterfly shaped ears, Anthony and his brother produced two beautiful designs on their computers while we waited. We picked a design, left a small deposit and the head stone was ready 6 weeks later as promised. The rose granite stone they made is even more beautiful than we expected, a true work of art; only the best for our boy! While it isn't easy to make these kinds of arrangements, the Spadolini family and Wellwood Memorials made things go smoothly. Highly recommended for man or "beast".

Wouldn't recommend to my worst enemy. They put the WRONG ENGRAVING on my FIL's headstone and will…read morenot correct it. I have just called them for what is at least the 6th time over a span of 3+ months and yet another person who was supposed to help fix this atrocity (Claudia, who is allegedly an owner) was away on vacation and hasn't taken the steps to get this fixed. Look elsewhere!

At a time when our family needed kindness and consideration the most, we received more than we…read moreexpected at Johnston's. Their staff ensured that we had what we needed, in addition to providing us with unexpected items that were a pleasant bonus. . . . From the first moment that we walked in their door, to the last hug at Dad's gaveside, we felt that we were be treated like loving and repected members of their family. I am grateful for everything that they did for us.

5 Stars isn't enough for Johnstons Funeral home and their team, especially Michael. He is AMAZING…read moreand was literally my brain at I time when I couldn't think clearly. He hand walked our family through the process with kindness. He kept on top of me and told me what I needed to be doing and when. We cannot say enough good things about the Johnston family business. Everything was beautiful and having a separate area for the children was so helpful. This was our first rodeo, so we didn't know where to start. We called around and everyone we spoke to wouldn't give us any direct answers or tried to upsell us like a used car salesman. That is a disgusting tactic to do to grieving families. We did not get any of that at Johnstons. From the first phone call to the last they were upfront, honest and professional. They explained the entire process us to us over the phone. Everything was exactly what they told us it would be without any hidden fees. I wish they were our first call. I also wish I didn't have to recommend anyone to a funeral home, but this one is incredible. Johnstons made us feel like our family was their family.

My review is a long time coming, but very sincere. When our Pastor of Cross of Christ Lutheran…read moreChurch, Babylon passed away (October 26 2025) suddenly we were all in shock and grieving, Charlie Spencer was a Godsend. He stepped right in to help in getting her body from Israel, and that was no easy task! he was there to comfort and guide to the point of helping with the after-service luncheon. He was an integral part of getting us through this ordeal. There were 300 plus people at the funeral. He even guided us as to what vestments were needed. Words can't give enough praise to Charlie's commitment and attentiveness. Deacon Sandra Miller

I recently lost my dad and Charlie helped us put together an incredible tribute to my dad. He was…read morekind caring and very understanding. I will absolutely work with him again. Thank you Charlie my dad would have loved everything. Irene Mendez and family

My mother always liked to have nice things. She always preferred items that stood out and were a…read morelittle different from what everyone else had. Since my parents passed away in 2024 only three months apart from one another, we knew that this would be a true "double headstone" with everything done at the same time. Sprung Monument was AMAZING to work with. They have incredible service and helped me with the choice of stone and planning. We sent them our proposed design and they gave us EXACTLY what we wanted. Our stone was beautiful high gloss Black granite with a scanned picture of my parents on their wedding day. Everyone who has seen the stone has marveled at its beauty and the incredible detail of the photo likeness- you can make out the detail on my mother's wedding dress-- that is how perfect it is. My parents would be so pleased to be memorialized with such a gorgeous monument.

No idea where the breakdown in communication was (either their salesperson or production), but my…read morerecent experience with a bronze monument was dismal. It took forever to receive a proof, and then the ship date went from February... to March... to April... and now to the end of May with still no confirmation or tracking information. Really awful customer service. Words cannot describe the lack of communication and caring.

I cannot say enough about this funeral home and the staff and Director (and even the dog Jake). To…read moresay a funeral was beautiful seems a little morbid and inappropriate. but, that's exactly how I can describe my father's wake at Jacobson funeral home in Huntington. They went above and beyond in every little detail From the minute we walked in and met with them. They were comforting, professional, and absolutely amazing. even the little small touch with them standing at the door as we exited for the funeral progression to the cemetery- they offered a plaque for each car that said funeral and travel tissue packages. I've never seen that done before at a funeral. they truly care about the deceased and the family! Even if you do not live in the immediate area, I would highly recommend considering Jacobson funeral home. With love the family of Robert Peckham

Chris and his team could not have been more thoughtful, caring or sensitively attuned to what was…read moreneeded during the entire process of my mother-in-law's passing and funeral. Chris is likely to have attended to thousands of funerals, but there was no sense that this was 'same-old, same-old' with him. He was so in tune with where the family was emotionally, and was able to adjust accordingly. He was such a calming, helpful presence throughout. He has the wisdom of knowing that people's faculties are compromised at a time like this and guided us gently through each part of the process at just the right time, never invasive, checking in on what might be needed and offering just the right amount of guidance and preparation. Likewise, every inch of the funeral home and their chapels have been designed to make you feel the warmth, serenity and dignity you would wish for at such a time: The decor is elegant but homey; the background music is peaceful and settling; the fish pond and fountain in the reception area adds a natural, calming element, and of course, there's Jake. Jake (Chris's shadow) is a young, highly trained labradoodle who is the resident support dog, gently walking around, offering himself to anyone he senses may need him. He is a special soul and he loves his work. I don't think the process could have gone more smoothly. The chapel was beautifully set up and my mother-in-law looked so naturally elegant and peaceful at her wake in the chapel. They did an incredible job. They created a beautiful digital slideshow from all our photos and set up our photo boards and flowers magnificently. After the service, they packed up everything from the chapel and stored it for us carefully until we could collect it at our convenience. Nothing seemed too much for them as long as they could help make this process as easy and meaningful as possible for us. One final aspect worth mentioning: The funeral home allowed us to arrange a lot upfront, before my mother-in-law passed, which similar business services do not always allow. Once someone has passed, emotions are so high that it's really hard to concentrate on small details, which is required to plan accordingly. Being able to plan this all upfront was incredibly helpful.

Words cannot express the wonderful experience we had with the Fabrizio team. From the very first…read moreencounter with Joe, we were met with genuine sympathy, patience, and kindness. Joe's knowledge and guidance made an incredibly difficult time more manageable, and we are so grateful for the support he provided alongside Jordynne and Madison. They were always ready to help, answering any questions we had with care and compassion. My father's celebration of life was truly beautiful. The funeral chapel itself is stunning -- light, airy, and welcoming. We received so many compliments about the beautiful space, especially the thoughtful children's room, which allowed my father's grandchildren to be a part of the day in a comfortable and meaningful way. On the day of the service, we had the pleasure of working with Mike, who was so professional, attentive, and helpful throughout. His support made everything flow smoothly and allowed us to focus on honoring our father. Everyone on staff that day was unbelievably kind and accommodating. Their warmth and attentiveness did not go unnoticed and meant the world to us. We are forever grateful for the wonderful experience the Fabrizio team gave us during such a difficult time. A heartfelt thank you to Joe, Kevin, Dennis, Mike, and the entire team. Your compassion and professionalism made all the difference.

Joseph and Madison took care of our family and did a beautiful job in honoring my father's memory…read more They had strong attention to detail and our family didn't have to worry about anything during the process of planning the wake and funeral.

Spacious and well maintained funeral home, ample parking, wonderful and attentive staff. Our…read moredeceased loved one also looked fantastic so sincere compliments to the mortuary team. Funeral director was top notch as well

We had mom's funeral and wake with D'Andrea Brothers, they were the kindest, warmest folks who took…read morecare of mom, and the family. Not a thought was missed, not a sentiment overlooked. Bob, and Suzanne are professionals of the highest level, they provided the perfect space, and guidance to be sad, and to celebrate mom's good, long life. The family and friends are forever grateful for their kindness. Thank you.

Staff were very patient, empathetic and accommodating. They took the time to walk us through their…read moreextensive showroom as well as the many binders they have from their past works. Would highly recommend!!

Stone is ok but they put it in facings the wrong direction. I've been calling every 2 weeks since…read moreit's been placed and they keep reassuring me that it will be fixed within the next few weeks. It's now over 5 months and nothing has been done to resolve the problem. They also tell me it's the company they use to place the stone. We paid Esposito. If they subcontract that portion of their business that's their problem. We signed a contract with, and paid Esposito memorials. They need to make it right.

We are incredibly grateful to Mangano Funeral Home for the care and compassion they showed our…read morefamily during such a difficult time. They have helped us through multiple services, and each time they were thoughtful, patient, and truly attentive to every detail. Their team went above and beyond to make sure everything was handled with dignity and respect, and they made a very emotional process feel a little more manageable. You can tell they genuinely care about the families they serve. We can't thank them enough and would highly recommend them to anyone in need of their services.

Our family recently lost our mother and we used Mangano for the arrangements.. They were extremely…read morecaring and professional.. they answered all of our questions and made the process easier. The flowers from their florist were amazing..

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.