My husband and myself bought our plots in 2018. Unfortunately I had to lay him to rest September…read more29, 2025. Everything at the memorial shrine is so pristine and kept beautifully. I just came from there yesterday. The workers do such a hard job they to keep everything beautiful Anyone that says that this place is a disgrace is not being true at all. I had to drive from the top all the way around down to the office to talk to Malcolm about a bronze plaque that I had to decide on to put on our granite stone, I told him how beautiful the ground slope. I would recommend everyone to go there thousands of flags blowing in the wind for the vets so honorable and so beautiful I commend all those workers for all they do. Kudos to all your hard-working men and Malcolm you are very special people. Thank you.

Literally the WORST place to have a loved one buried. My mom was interred in Nov 2024, it took…read moreuntil JULY 2025 for them to put her marker in, and it was missing the vase. My elderly father has to constantly go to the office and get "work orders" put in. Graves are bare, they don't care about grass. Just horribly managed.

While no one wants to have to go through the loss of a loved one, Cantelmi Long did a wonderful job…read morein helping us through this emotionally challenging process. They responded to all communication instantly and the arrangements they made (flowers, etc) was beautiful and a real honor to our loved one. We appreciate all the help they provided and would strongly recommend them.

Even before my father passed away, I knew that I wanted to use Cantelmi-Long Funeral Home for his…read moreservice, From the moment we contacted them, Justin expertly led us through the most difficult week of our lives. He took the time to listen and create the most beautiful memorial we could have imagined. Everything was perfect from the flowers to the slideshow. The military honors he arranged were done right in front on the lawn and it was one of the most moving things I've experienced. Justin arranged for them not only to play "Taps," but also to play my dad's favorite song, "Amazing Grace" and "Wild Blue Yonder" since he was in the Air Force. Justin took care of every detail and is even helping us navigate the process that comes after all of the services are done. The facility itself is stunning and the feeling of warmth and comfort it offers is unmatched. I highly recommend their services. They will be the only funeral home for our family's needs.

Excellence is the word to describe the quality of our experience with Heintzelman Funeral Home,…read morefrom the first interaction to the sendoff for our most beloved. In the planning stage David Heintzelman received us in a dignified way, actively listened to our petitions, and masterfully guided us, when necessary; the execution on the day of the service was top notch with an attention to detail that reflected an anticipation of the unexpected. Our family is so grateful for the level of professionalism extended during a difficult time; and as we look back, we greatly appreciate the concerted effort to allow space for the sacredness of bidding farewell to our dearest.

This was our second occasion to use Heintzelman Funeral home and our family could not have felt…read moremore cared for and supported. The gentlemen run this service like clockwork, thinking of any and all aspects that might allude you in the season of life. They are professional, efficient, well priced ( let's be honest funeral service can be pricey), and had an innate sense of what our family needed. For us they guided our family through the process with grace and humor. The only downside (if I had to mention it and WE DID) was the hideous matching February ties! Seriously David, get that together... :) But honestly; David, Chad, and crew could not have been kinder & funnier. We are forever grateful as a family!

For generations our families have been relying on Finegan Funeral Homes. There has never been an…read moreexperience where they have not gone above and beyond to ensure all our wishes were fulfilled. Somehow during the most sensitive and delicate times they brought a sense of comfort and peace to our process. The Finegan Funeral Homes exhibit sincere professionalism and we remain with gratitude through these years.

Finegan funeral home handled the arrangements for my mother. After the funeral they inserted…read morethemselves into a family dispute and allowed and assisted a family member in shutting down my moms obituary so that I can no longer post on her page, I have proof from Legacy.com they were contacted and helped to have the obituary shut down. If this was their family member I am sure they would be unhappy. There business is to perform funeral services not get involved in family disputes.

We go back a long way .. Met years ago at Barney Steaks ... In my time of need John Finegan and his…read morefamily has been here for me . I'm old school . I have one barber , one bank , one dentist and one funeral parlor .. Not in that order per say .. I was just there and made a prearrangement . I feel better that is all done ..

We have a family plot in the historic Easton Cemetary. The Cemetary itself is peaceful, in rolling…read morehills with large old trees, and is tranquil. My father and his mother are there as is my younger brother. I try to visit every time I'm in Easton. And, I do get out there a few times a year to visit my mother. I have two concerns with the Easton Cemetary. First, the roads through it are in very bad shape. I can see someone breaking an axle in a number of places the pot-holes are so bad. The second issue (which probably has more to do with the age of the cemetery) is the layout. It is very difficult to find a specific grave. There are no signs for sections, no map of the roads. In all of the times I've been there (since we first lost someone in 1987, I always have trouble remembering which turns to take on which roads. I know both of these issues have been raised with the management before. While I'm happy I can see my family in one place, it is disappointing that the owners don't take these two small steps to make it easier for mourners and for visitors.

From the owner: Walking (or driving) through this historic site is like going back in time – rolling hills and…read moreshaded streets encourage a slower pace, providing a chance to view some fine examples of funerary art. The grave of George Taylor, signer of the Declaration of Independence, is marked by an obelisk topped with an eagle. A free, self-guided walking tour booklet is available on the porch of the Superintendent’s house.