First rate operation. Much to my surprise, they handled everything: picking up the body, formatting…read moreand submitting the obit to the paper, contacting the state and Social Security, getting the death certificates, the ashes. Huge stress relief for me. Excellent communication, all via email, excellent execution for all functions.

From the owner: Cremation Services of Delaware offers affordable cremation services for people of all faiths. Our…read moreprocess is simple, dignified, and economical with many choices for the perfect services. Let us discuss ideas for Pre-Planning savings to avoid having to make difficult decisions during your time of grief. Call today.

Love these folks! Good people who are each called to do this work…read more As a pastor, I love working with them. They truly care about families and go above and beyond. The funeral I just did was in celebration of a woman who thought men should be clean shaven--Michael, the funeral director, shaved his beard in her honor. This type of gesture happens a lot here. They really become a part of people's stories and lives. That's what happens when you've got a family owned business. If you need a good place to help you said goodbye to a loved one, consider putting your trust in McCrery & Harra.

We have been in contact with Rick Harra several times over the last few years all for difficult…read morecircumstances. Each time Rick was right there, very professional, caring, and empathetic. He has a way about him that just makes you feel comfortable . It's like you're talking to an old friend who understands your situation. We are extremely grateful and appreciate all he has done for our family. I would highly recommend the McCrery & Harra funeral homes and especially Rick. He is just a super guy who knows what to do how to handle things tastefully. Regards, Brian C. and Cheryl Martinenza

We had a lovely experience when Spicer Mullikin assisted us when my grandmother transitioned…read more Everyone was so kind, attentive, and compassionate.

I realize it's a bit strange to be reviewing a funeral home, but I traveled to Newark, DE to attend…read morea family member's memorial service at this funeral home and was impressed. This place was really nice, the staff was wonderful, the setup was great, the parking was convenient, and the service orchestrated well. Once again, the staff was just top-notch from greating guests at the entrance to orchestrating the service like clockwork, providing water, etc. Now, I don't have any ties to the state of Delaware, so there would be no reason for me to be memorialized at this place when I go, but I did make it clear to a family member that if something happened to me, I would like the service to be held at a similar type funeral home. If you are looking for a funeral home and are considering Spicer-Mullikin, I would not hesitate and I am sorry for your loss.

There is never a pleasant reason to enter one of these buildings. Never. Having said that, a…read morefriend's memorial service was held here and under the circumstances, it was as gracious as could be. There were probably about 75 people in attendance and thankfully, masks were required. The social distancing aspect was more difficult, as chairs were spaced close together but oh well. Location was easy to access (I was coming from NJ).

I attended a funeral today that I had helped to plan. Unfortunately, we utilized the house "…read morerent a minister " Basically, she just read the obituary as a eulogy, but that wasn't the worst part. In that eulogy, she misidentified an estranged daughter from a long ago previous marriage as the still living wife of the deceased. Hire a minister who does her homework

McCrery & Harra is the finest funeral home in Delaware. They are a family-run business and have…read moredecades of experience. Our family is deeply grateful to McCrery & Harra for the exceptional care shown to my father, mother, and great aunt over the past two years. Their professionalism, dignity, genuine compassion, and attention to every detail provided comfort, reassurance and grace as they guided us through each service. Their service reflects the highest standards of care and respect.

These folks are the salt of the earth. They work long, hard hours to make sure your family is taken…read morecare of and they bend over backwards to alleviate the stress that goes in to planning something g while you're grieving. Everyone I've met here sees this work as a calling and you can tell. It is indeed a business but it is a family business and you can tell they love each other, their work, and the people they are taking care of. They aren't the cheapest in town but it's worth it to know your loved one is respected and things are done right.

I could write pages about how wonderful Strano & Feeley Family Funeral Home was in caring for my…read morefamily during our time of grief. We physically lost two loved ones, and we would not go to anyone else but Strano & Feeley. The excellent customer service begins with the initial home call, taking possession of the deceased loved one (e.g., at home or hospital), then the intake meeting with the family. The clean calming atmosphere starts outside (e.g., fishpond) then continues inside with comfortable furniture and smiling staff to greet you. No matter which staff you receive for the intake meeting, they all conduct themselves with professionalism, care, and provided clear information on the various options. As a grieving loved one, I'd suggest you come to the table with your grief but an open mind and patience with your loved ones present with you and the staff. What I appreciated was for one loved one- we had all the answers prepared, for the other we were figuring out as we went along- staff provided time and space in the intake meeting for us to calmly figure things out. Having someone take notes in the family to compare with the staff's notes is always useful - they were always on point anyway but it's good to remember what you ordered and they will provide you a folder with information from the initial session as well. Any insurance or cemetery logistics were handled on the phone right away by the staff in the first session - which was amazing to watch them navigate the complex systems of care. We had a loved one cremated and another buried in a nearby state - the funeral home still took care of everything, just be sure to provide your photos, music and obituary timely. Nothing was overly complicated and if it was, they never showed it, just showed up for us in every way - we had no worries. When it was time to collect our loved one's things (e.g. urn or possessions not buried) they provide you with a beautiful bag of memories, some unexpected, that showed more care than we could have imagined. By the end of our grieving season this summer - this had become not only a funeral home but an appendage to our family. The staff will forever be a part of our loved ones' legacy. P.S. I would highly recommend the nearby Atterbury VFW - Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3420 for a repast and their regular caterer Ms. Lori. Everyone was such a blessing and joy to work with, and they took care of absolutely everything including décor and the food was delicious. Thank you to Jamie and the ENTIRE Strano & Feeley team, With Gratitude, The Gillyard Family

The staff, especially Matt and Vince were very profession. Matt was very patient and understanding…read more He walk me and my family through the entire process. I highly recommend Strabo & Feeley.

If I could give zero stars, I would. Christine at House of Wright was sooooo unprofessional it was…read morealmost comical. She was matter-of-fact, cold, and lacked every ounce of empathy you would expect from someone in this line of work. The entire interaction was substandard from start to finish. They waited until the very last minute to confirm insurance causing services to be pushed back an entire week, stalled on shipping ashes the same day payment was made, and then had the nerve to complain about their staffing shortages like that was my problem. Let me be clear -- when a family is grieving, they don't want excuses, they want compassion and professionalism. I even called and left a message for the owner, and to this day have NEVER received a call back. That alone tells you everything you need to know about how little they value families in their care. The only bright spot was Carl -- the ONLY person at this establishment who acted like he had some sense and helped hold us together during this chaos. Honestly, I wouldn't let them bury my goldfish. You'd be better off buying an acre of land, grabbing a shovel, lighting a bonfire, and burying your loved one yourself. That would be handled with more care than what we experienced here. Do yourself a favor: skip this place. Your loved one deserves way better.

[Disclaimer -- This is a lengthy review, but it cannot be shortened given the quality of service…read morerendered.] The House of Wright delivered a level of care and professionalism that surpassed every expectation. Their compassion and respect created space for mourning that was sacred, seamless, and deeply dignified. From the moment we arrived, the team moved with quiet precision. They anticipated our needs--offering tissues, fanning us as we cried, and gently supporting the casket when I leaned on it in grief. The presentation of our loved one was beautiful. The orchestration of the pallbearers was flawless. Every detail, from subtle gestures to major transitions, was handled with best-in-class excellence. They directed our motorcade from church to final rest without a single disruption. Not one. Their vehicles--spotless and seemingly brand new--reflected extraordinary attention to detail. Our deepest gratitude to Joanne, Hazel, Chris, Keith, and Jordan. Their warmth, grace, and unobtrusive presence allowed us to grieve fully. They did not just serve--they held us. They felt like angels. Even a brief moment of friction during the contract process was resolved with remarkable speed--one call, under 15 minutes, from Brooklyn. That kind of responsiveness speaks volumes about the integrity of this enterprise. The House of Wright is the gold standard in funeral care. Their service is a gift to grieving families, and we are forever grateful. My dear Brother Mr. Wright, your high standards show. You have truly mastered your craft. Respect, Michael Nicholls on behalf of the Nicholls, McClelland, Nicholls-Pierce and Johnson families June 2025

My stepfather paid them 16 yrs ago for a cremation plot for my mother and him. Mother died 16yrs…read moreago, he died recently and when I called to say I wanted his ashes put with mom and his name plate added they started saying all these exta fees had to be added, he is in a urn, and he paid for his name along with my mothers, but they are adding fees to open it, putting it in a different urn adding his name, etc that was all paid for these people are thieves plain and simple !

It was so nice to show up Christmas morning to my parent's grave only to find that the decorations…read moreI put out two weeks earlier had been run over and destroyed by the grounds crew. They drove one of the movable pavilions right over the headstone and over the decorations crushing them. I read the rules that they have posted and they definitely specify that they are not responsible for your decorations so make sure you only put out cheap disposable stuff and don't be stupid like us and put out handmade custom stuff that lasted for seven years because they won't take an extra minute to move them. So here's to best ground crew, may Karma treat you with the same respect you show others.