Loosing someone one is never easy and the circumstances can be very rough. I tragically lost my…read morehusband a while ago during the holidays in an auto accident. Both Ms Kimack and Mrs Kimack were very kind, respectful and helped me through the process. They answered my questions and got me through the delays in getting my husband's body after the investigation. I couldn't afford a service and there was no judgment or pressure. My son and I got to say our goodbyes. I have lost many people in my life. I have experienced dealing with funeral directors I have know my entire life that tried to rip me off when my mom passed. Kimacks would have been my husband's choice also.

I have had to come to this funeral home several time. My notable is when my mother passed away;…read moreDenise was very helpful in making arrangements. The whole place is nice and understanding. The pricing seemed fair to me. It is never a happy time to need a funeral home but if you do need one hen Kimak is the way to go. Clean well kept building with very nice viewing rooms. Not sure what else I can say other then that I have never had a problem here and I have never heard of anyone else having a problem here. Here's to hoping none of us eevr need to vgisit a funeral =)

I need to take a moment to explain how wonderful my grandmother was treated , from pick up at our…read morehome to putting her to rest , I can honestly recommend this place to everyone, you need to experience this for your self , if grandma was here she would hug the. all. thank you so so so much

very appreciative and grateful for the care that the Funeral home took when planning the services…read morefor my mother. Donald and his team were very professional, courteous and helpful during an emotional time for me and my family. They took care of every little detail and created a warm and loving space for our family to pay their respects. They were always quick to respond for any questions I had, I would definitely recommend.

It's hard to review a funeral home. My review is not for the location. This is a review of their…read moreservice. I can't say enough of the stellar service we received for My dad's funeral. They answered all questions at all times of the day. They with us at all times. If we needed adjustments , they did it. The way they prepared his body for viewing. He looked like himself a few years back. A perfect color match and he looked healthier than when he passed. I can't explain it. He looked like dad. Our service ran long and they didn't rush us. He was able secure police escort through the towns all the way to his resting place. Lou was the best. My mom has already told us she wants them to be in charge of her arrangements.

I suspect like most people, I never thought of using a funeral home until you are faced with it; in…read moremy case, unexpectedly. The unthinkable time that we all have to go through at some point was made much easier on me and my mom by the professionals at Stellato. I appreciate how they took care and time to make sure things were done right. Thank you for helping us through the most difficult of times. We truly appreciate your help and guidance.

Loosing a mother is very difficult but Brian J. Warner from Warner-Wozniak made the whole process…read moreeasier for our family, he was very thoughtful and made sure everything went smoothly

Everyone was super nice and helpful during our difficult time. Jeffrey the intern was so sweet and…read moresympathetic to my daughter. Debbie was super helpful with all the arrangements. Leszak was super nice greeting everyone.

Always delicate to review a funeral home. Was there for a wake. Plenty of parking, convenient…read moreparking and was greeted upon entrance. Warm atmosphere.

Spelled name & city wrong, didn't clean fingernails. Corrected name but not in 3 newspapers. Said a…read morefeature wasn't available, then upon pressuring 2 days later said it actually had been available but now is too late. Prepaid so they weren't worried about professionalism.

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.

I have been utilizing their services since I moved to Saddle Brook. This is a family owned business…read morethat cares, is thoughtful, professional and know how to advise and assist you during a highly emotional time. I am so grateful to have met this family . They truly know the right thing to say and do during a difficult time. They assisted me with my 104 year old grandmother and I intend to trust them again in the future!!!!

From the owner: We are family owned and operated since 1951. Instilled in our staff is the understanding of the…read morevalue of courteous service and attention to detail regardless of the religious, ethnic or social standing. This remains our guiding principle. We offer professional direction of services whether held in the funeral home, church, public facility, cemetery, crematory, mausoluem and private home. It is our desire that you have as complete an understanding as possible regarding the cost of our services. A funeral is a personal affair, subject to the wishes and needs of families we serve. The kind of funeral service provided is influenced by many factors including tradition, custom, religious, and individual preference, There is no standard practice, no set pattern of service that is the same for everyone. Offering many choices of interment, entombment and cremation services we stand ready to meet the needs of our client families.

I cannot say enough good things about Angelo, Debra, and Camilla. They were so kind and loving…read moreduring a tough time for our family in the loss of my brother David. They were incredibly helpful and compassionate in guiding me through saying goodbye to my brother, and they felt like part of the family. I would not put my trust in anyone else but them for my family and me. Thank them from the bottom of my heart and will always keep them in my prayers, May God Bless Them !!!

When my Husband, James Barbito, passed away unexpectedly, my family and I needed the comfort and…read morehelp that only very special people can provide. We found that in Angelo and Debra Mania. They are exceptional people who will not only help you with the decisions that have to be made but actually make you feel as if they are part of your family. we highly recommend using Calhoun Mania funeral home in your time of sorrow. Barbara Barbito & Family

Shannon walked me through the whole process and did everything besides hold my hand which I'm sure…read morewith her kindness she would have . Having someone like her help was a blessing.

I'm going to start my review of a cemetery (why? some might ask) by giving a (very) brief…read moreautobiography. (Actual review of cemetery starts in the next paragraph, for those uninterested in my trip down memory lane). I was adopted during an era when all adoptions were closed ones. In my early 20's, I got my non-identifying information, which indicated I was born in Newark to unmarried teenagers; one was Irish-Catholic, one was Irish-German Protestant; etc. etc. In the years after I obtained this limited information, I'd play a game with myself. I'd be somewhere in NJ, and wonder, "Did somebody I'm genetically related to ever come here where I am now? Did they ever walk where I'm walking now? Did they ever eat in this restaurant? Did they ever stay in this hospital? Did they ever attend a movie at this theatre, in this town?" Ironically enough, this cemetery was the place where a lot of the people responsible for me ended up, although I didn't know that when I first came here, which was the early-to-mid 80's (my birth mother didn't track me down and contact me until 2004). I came to take photographs because it provides wonderfully clear, unfettered shots of the NY skyline. But after taking those photos, I didn't see any pressing need to come here again. Until, as I mentioned, my birth mother contacted me (for those who are adopted, or gave someone up for adoption, and are daunted by the anticipated process of finding your genetic relatives; my birth mother simply contacted the agency through which I had been adopted, paid the money for the detective they had on staff, and a day later they knew my identity) and I became aware of the family history. This is a pleasant, sedate cemetery, with abundant trees and foliage, although I've always found it a little nondescript. I'm not sure how many acres it is, but it's pretty big. It's peaceful, but I also have to note that it's hard to ignore Rt 3 traffic passing to and from NY (or passing to and from whatever they're calling Meadowlands Stadium now). The cemetery sort of slopes down towards the actual Meadowlands, where the Rt 3 Drive-In used to be (there's an office building there now). In the upper portion of the cemetery, my genetic maternal family is buried--- grandfather, great grandfather and grandmother, great aunt (who was very nice to me in the few years I knew her), etc. It's a mixture of old and new gravesites. At the other end of the cemetery, my birth father and genetic paternal grandparents are buried. So, obviously, the cemetery is invested with personal meaning for me. For others? It's clean, well kept, well maintained. It's not extravagantly beautiful or especially unique, but it's a more than adequate, respectful place to mourn and remember the dead, or to quietly contemplate life and that eternal reward we're all ultimately heading for. Or the majestic NY skyline. Or the Rt. 3 traffic rushing by. I have to admit that I used to sometimes seek out specific cemeteries because of the famous (and/or infamous) people buried there. As I've mentioned in another review, cemeteries can be great repositories of history, architecture, art, beauty. And, when I was younger, it was cool to see the graves of people i had admired--- James Cagney, Billie Holiday, Johnny Thunders, Malcolm X, John Garfield, etc. Here? Some local "celebrities" like Fairleigh Dickinson and William Carlos Williams are among those interred. Of more immediate interest to me, Joey Ramone is buried here. I was never the biggest "fan" of the Ramones, but I respected them, liked a lot of their music, and always liked that they always put on a good, exciting show the few times I saw them, no matter how much they may have hated each other. They always gave their fans their money's worth, and then some. Hillside has its own Jewish section, and you won't be able to miss Joey's monument. I met him in life, but if you didn't, this is as close as you're going to be able to get to him (and unless these "ghost hunter" types are correct, and your spirit or entity or whatever lives on after death, you aren't getting an autograph...). The monument is quite large (it has the name "Hyman" on it), and usually covered with small rocks (the Jewish tradition of placing small rocks on a grave when you visit to show that the deceased are still remembered is one I've always liked) and other memorabilia. I'm not sure how respectful such things are...I'm always a little troubled by the memorabilia cluttering the grave...but I imagine Joey probably wouldn't mind. So I come here often enough because I have a personal investment (relatives buried here). Outside of that, I don't find it as distinctive or as lovely as I do such cemeteries as Greenwood in Brooklyn, or Woodlawn in the Bronx, or Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery upstate, but it is a nice, pleasant, peaceful cemetery. If it weren't for busy, annoying Rt. 3 traffic running alongside it, I'd probably appreciate it even more.