They handled my husbands funeral services with efficiency and respect. They were especially helpful…read morewith arrangements , procedures and payment arrangements. They also helped me with after arrangements and helping me maneuver the difficult situations I had with city agency's

Clean, clean and very clean! They have a very friendly cat…read moreat the office and I just went for a burial and everything looked good

I worked mainly with Jonathan and also with Philip (Chun Fook - Queens), they were a joy to work…read morewith in such a difficult time. They were very compassionate and empathetic while walking us through the entire process and informing me and my family on all the steps and details on the arrangements from the service, burial and working with the folks at the cemetery. We had a Christian style funeral for my grandma, Jonathan and the team at Chun Fook, walked us through and distinguished what was Chinese customs that were acceptable in Christian funerals as opposed to Buddhist funerals. We were grateful for their guidance and expertise in leading us through the planning of the service. Monitor / Laptop was provided for slideshows. Keyboard was provided for Hymns and of course podium for Pastor and speakers for her eulogy. They are prepared for all requests. A very fine job!!! Thanks so much for all you've done for us!!!

Relative passed away in Summer 2026. Came here for the Funeral and the place was alright, a bit…read morerun-down with some ceiling panels leaking and losing color. Street parking was hard to find as its located in prime location. The building had its own parking but with limited spaces. Perhaps is better to get here thru public transportation. This funeral place has two floors and multiple rooms. Wasn't in the mood to stay for long time... I'd say it was alright for hosting funeral services. I wouldn't be picky for great view in such sad moody day...

I cannot thank Mr. Ha, Angie, Steven, and Phillip enough for their incredible support during my…read morefather's funeral service this past Monday. From start to finish, the entire team was exceptionally helpful, attentive, and caring. Their professionalism is top-tier, but what truly stood out was the genuine empathy they showed our family. They handled every detail with such grace that we felt completely supported and heard throughout the process. In a time of such great loss, having a team that shows this level of heartfelt care is a blessing. I highly recommend their services to anyone looking for a team that treats your family like their own.

The team here is incredibly compassionate and professional. They handled every detail with such…read morecare, making a difficult process feel much easier for our family. The facility is beautiful and peaceful. I highly recommend their services.

I must say that this place was terribly disappointing... Had my mother not requested years ago to…read morebe buried by them we sure would have chosen another place... How dare you be over 30 minutes late to open the door? I have never been to a funeral service that the owner was late. Not only late but you never returned one call from your answering service. What's the point of having an answering service if you are not going to use it? If I could give you a zero I would.... You tried to make the service the way you wanted it and that's not how it goes. I understand it's a business however it is a grieving time for the family and all we wanted was RESPECT... you didn't show respect when you were late... I cannot recommend this place at this time...

Not sure why people give such a bad rating, my dad passed last week and he handled everything…read moreprofessionally. If you are very sensitive or need a more sympathetic ear you may want someone else but my family has a sense of humor and could deal with him well. he did kinda brush me off when we asked him at wake for an extra death certificate, he said it wasn't the time to talk about that but my brother in law needed it for work right then. Mr. Dowd said it may start something if we did it then, like if one person asked everyone would want one, but other than that it was a good experience.

Majority of family is resting in peace whether it be in a mausoleum (PARETTA), and 35 - 40 plots…read morewithin Mount St. Mary's in Flushing, NY from 1939 to 2025. It has never been so dramatically unkempt as it has been this past year. I'm embarrassed for the Brooklyn Diocese. My family plot is "Mastrangelo" is always kept up by our immediate family every occasion. We ALL paid for the PERPETUAL CARE which includes cutting of lawn and seeding where necessary. They are concentrated on the perimeter installing new stone foundations, and not existing PERPETUAL CARE pre-paid SPONSORS! My cousin passed away in October 2024. I enclose photos where there is no seeding, just crab grass growing in spots. This is despicable. New plots are being made for more money, we understand. Why should the existing plots be discriminated against. Also anyone who reads this, MERIDIEN Monuments across the street from the cemetery took 8 months for the inscription to be completed. Think twice if you are pre-arranging your funeral arrangements with Mt. St. Mary's and/or MERIDIEN. I have photos to substantiate the above.

Tranquil and clean grounds with nice energy. Shout out to JOSE V. who made it easier for me and…read moremy family to make decisions on some challenging issues regarding our burial wants after passing.

This is a service that no one wants to have to use. My Mother passed away and had prepaid for a…read morefuneral at Sinai Chapels. The whole team at Sinai was compassionate and efficient and helped with so many aspects and logistics of the funeral process. If you need a Jewish funeral in Queens, I would recommend Sinai Chapels without reservation.

My rating is as a participant in a funeral service. The chapel was clean. The pews where you sat…read morewere hard, like they should be, as you are not supposed to be comfortable. Cause you're at a funeral service. The room where you meet the family before the service was comfy. They had lots of boxes of napkins to wipe your tears. The men's room was clean. And that's a wrap.

I came to Mt. Hebron when I was just starting to visit historic cemeteries decades ago. Founded in…read more1903, it's considered the Jewish section of Cedar Grove Cemetery, but my memory is that Mt Hebron was much larger, much more impressive visually and with a serene, stately aura about it. I came in the days before Find a Grave. I was motivated by an old copy of Life magazine I had bought, from March 1944. They had a photo inside of the burial of labor racketeer Louis "Lepke" Buchalter, who had been executed at Sing Sing. Mourners are clustered about the gravesite, but in the background, I could see the remnants of the 1939 World's Fair. With a friend, I drove and navigated my way through Queens (not my favorite borough), and, arriving at the cemetery and using the magazine as a guide, eventually found Lepke's final resting place. We took our photos and explored the rest of the cemetery. Lepke was a fascinating figure. From a poor but respectable family, Lepke chose crime as his life's profession and, paraphrasing the words of historian Albert Fried, rebelled against authority at the same time he embraced it. He ran the infamous Murder Inc. with Mafia boss Albert Anastasia and was responsible for much savagery and many murders. (An interesting book is "Pacifist" by Donald Wetzel. During World War II, Wetzel was a conscientious objector and for a time was jailed with Lepke in NYC. Although a gentile, Lepke thought Wetzel was a Jew and began to act almost as a surrogate father to him. Often, Lepke castigated him for his pacifism. Wetzel would later write, "Finally, my patience gone, I interrupted, 'What kind of a Jew am I? No, Louis, you know what kind of Jew I am. What kind of a godd**n Jew are you?' He jerked his head back, his eyes brightened with surprise, and then, remarkably, he smiled. Far from outraging him, something about my angry challenge strangely pleased him. That I'd had the guts for it perhaps." When Wetzel is transferred upstate, "I reached for and found Lepke's outstretched hand, seeing, with absolute disbelief, his face contorted like a child's, Lepke crying, his voice a hoarse whisper, his last word to me, 'Shalom.'") In driving around the cemetery, we saw a mausoleum with the name "Streisand" on it. Barbra's relatives? I assume so. Since Find a Grave, I realize that among the honorable citizens buried here are notable actors, musicians, photojournalists, politicians. Also, other notorious criminals I was chagrined to learn I had overlooked. Martin "Bugsy" Goldstein, a Murder Inc. killer also executed at Sing Sing; Emanuel "Mendy" Weiss, a Murder Inc. killer who was part of the death squad that dispatched Dutch Schultz in Newark in 1935 and also died in Sing Sing's electric chair; Irving Wexler aka Waxey Gordon, a Prohibition kingpin; and Abe Landau, a Dutch Schultz bodyguard who was shot down with his boss. To Mt. Hebron's credit, they don't shy away from that unsavory history. If you visit their cutting-edge website, they offer walking tours such as the Murder Inc. mob tour, the Composer's Encore Tour, the Holocaust Memorial Tour, and the Yiddish Walk of Fame Tour. A beautiful cemetery rich in NYC's history and tradition, it comes highly recommended. I just wish Queens was an easier borough to get to and navigate. It has some of the best, most historic and beautiful cemeteries in NY.

An old cemetery Tip: driver be aware . GPS does not take you to the entrance . It is your first…read moreright after the left on Horus Harding Blvd. if you pass it you are on a one way and can not just turn around. Once in , the office is on the right. The outside staff is seasonal so there are not many to ask if you get lost looking for your site The trees appear well kept and of course look different in each season. So be aware of your surroundings , locations and markers.Angela is truly an angel. Today she served me as a Guardian Angel. The office closes at 3:45p.m. I caught up with her as she eas leaving and she guided me to the site that I wanted to go, an. Ordeal not easy to find. In the office she is the one to ask for. ( to business personnel- give the girl a raise - she's a keeper) She assistingly can give printed maps help set up the website where you can add name to gps walking . It is a difficult cemetery to drive through. ( see my previous review) ( see pix) . There are restrooms near office. If you need to park , go to the parking area on the left. The one on the right could get you towed. There is a yellow painted strip before the restroom. Where you can temporarily park /wait in car. Flowers not often available laced in this cemetery in leu of rocks. Flower vases are regularly taken out due to water collecting and mosquitoes. Red circles on grave stones are for seasonal care. Gold emblems are for Eternal care. Should delay from scheduled funeral service overlap another crew of workers is there for follow up at other location. Crews wait at site according to scheduled hour. Perhaps this is more than you need to know , as the driving directions and office info are the most important to getting to and around the cemetery.

I have nothing but good things to say about Lloyd Funeral Home. A family friend recommended Lloyd…read morefor their service, expediency, and affordability. She lost her brother a year prior so fortunately she still had their contact information. When I went in for a consultation, they were thorough, professional, and empathetic to my loss. I went ahead and paid upfront that day for their services; they had won me on the spot. They were even kind enough to mail me another copy of the receipt months later (I had misplaced the original one).

I just buried my mother yesterday and the entire staff was amazing. Its the worse time and day of…read moreyour life. They took care of everything as it was preplanned. We had the burial out in Pinelawn(Farmingdale) and it was half Christian half Buddist. They want as far as holding down prayer cards and making sure our flowers would be with my mom. My father got this service 38 years ago and I will be doing the same as I feel they respect the living and those who have passed on. RIP MOM

I want to come here and say I really appreciate this cemetery. The manager was willing to work with…read moreme and my mother during the challenging time in our lives. We had some apprehension with the gravesite and I believe his name is John? the manager that is, found it in his heart to work with us, during a holiday week no less. I really appreciated him more than words can say so I am here to recommend this cemetery to anyone seeking a grave as it is a very difficult during anyone's lives. I believe they will take care of you.

Went here to see Louis Armstrong's grave as well as the grave of Dizzy Gillespie. Armstrong's…read moregrave is almost right inside the gates and. Very easily found. Dizzy'a grave is apparently unmarked, and that man doesn't want to be found. I'm sure if you spent enough time, or went to the front office, you might find him . . . But I didn't do that. This is just a basic cemetery. No notable graves that I saw besides Armstrong. Unless you're an Armstrong fan, there are more scenic cemeteries in NYC to visit.