My mother in law passed away in 2016, and we went with Pelham Funeral Home, which was a mistake…read more They continually dropped the ball. They made it seem like they had shipped caskets to other states, but the shipment was delayed a couple days because they really didn't know what they were doing. Some of the smaller things were flubbed as well: they said they'd send the death certificates in the casket itself and then didn't, we chose one inscription for the casket and they ended up doing a different one. At no point did we get an apology or even a "thank you for your patience on this matter". The receiving facility was part of a larger chain, and the Pelham folks made it seem like we wouldn't be getting a personal touch from them, though the smaller company screwed up anyway. There should be plenty of competitors that deserve your business more than these guys.

I was very impressed by the creativity and techniques Pelham Funeral Home used in presenting…read morearranging my husbands wake, They were very accommodating to my needs and exceeded my expectations of what a wake should be. The atmosphere made me feel very comfortable while grieving and giving respect to my husbands passing. The home is beautifully arranged and Tom the manager was very helpful in the time of my need. Everyone was impressed. Highly reccommended. Maria N.C, Mt Vernon NY..

My family member was entrusted to New Rochelle Funeral Home, when I saw her on the day of the…read morefuneral, I was amazed at how beautiful she looked. Bigger is not always better and Peter has the best price in town, trust me on that I have done my research. Do not judge this place based on looks, just trust the process and Peter will deliver. I was very happy that all the family members felt the same. He answers you when you call and that is considered great customer service. Our funeral was on November 4, 2023. Thank you Peter! Rosalee T.

This place don't deserve even a 1 star It's no stars for this horrible place. I only put the 1…read morestar or I would not be able to post my comment No respect for the dead. My dad was not embalmed until 3 days later in which he started to decompose before he got to his burial place which was in the south. Do not send your loves there. So disrespectful and nasty as in dirty. He was reported to the health department

Trevon and Saranya are gems. Trevon went the extra mile to help us locate a relative's tombstone,…read morewho died in 1961. A beautiful business with kind people.

They were a blessing when my mother in law passed. We could not have gotten through the most…read moredifficult time anyone could face without the kindness & organization of this family owned funeral home.

From the owner: Fred H McGrath & Son, Inc. is a third generation; family owned and operated Funeral Home, located…read morein the Village of Bronxville, New York. The McGrath family has been serving the surrounding communities of Bronxville, Eastchester, Tuckahoe, Mt. Vernon, Yonkers and Scarsdale since 1918. Original owner and founder, Fred H. McGrath wanted to make sure that all families of the surrounding communities, regardless of their religious, ethnic or financial backgrounds were able to provide their loved ones with a proper and fitting funeral. His son, Robert, grandson Tim, and the rest of the staff at the Funeral Home continue to work with that mission in mind. Our goal is to meet all of our families needs as professionally and sympathetically as possible. The staff at Fred H. McGrath & Son, Inc. includes 6 NYS Licensed Funeral Directors with an average of 25 years experience.

Everything start to finish! Professional and caring. The…read moreGuarino family helps you plan and provides for even the smallest details. Very comforting!

Yannantuono Burr Davis Sharpe... over 2 years ago…read more1 am a hospice nurse and during time of death and pronouncement, try to do a favor for the family in calling for the funeral services especially when the family is elderly, and overwhelmed and does not wish to visit their loved one who passed away at a facility at wee hours in the morning. I had spoken several times to Anthony Guarino, the funeral director of Yannantuono, that now, at this time I would remember his name with a bad memory. This man is very rude, nasty and very impolite, and even threatened me that he will not come out if the family did not call him. What an ego! Instead of asking time of death and medical release number which is necessary, he argues and is condescending to me over the phone and hung up. The nurses at the facility and I was so shocked of his behavior. Funeral directors take down information from hospice nurses and very kindly take charge of the next steps in contacting the deceased family and not yell at the hospice nurse who does the in betweens. If I have a family asking for a referral for a funeral, I shall remember this man who does very poor customer service and poor behavior and never refers to any families anticipating the end of life situation.

Did you know that the Westchester Funeral Home is a historic, family-run funeral parlor owned by…read morethe Benedict family since 1832? It all started in the East Village of Manhattan, then moved north at the turn of the century. The business is currently run by 5th-generation great great great grandson, Alan Benedict, his wife Maria, and their daughter, Carrie Benedict, who run the business with true compassion, taking care of every detail seamlessly. The Benedicts have provided wake, visitation and funeral arrangements for both my husband's and my family over the years. We cannot thank them enough for their kind thoughtfulness, ease, comfort and professionalism during the most difficult of times. God bless.

From the owner: One Of The First Funeral Homes In New York City!…read more In 1832, when our great, great grandfather Samuel Benedict opened his business in Greenwich Village, New York City he called it an undertaking parlor. He started as a church sexton, arranging funerals for members of his congregation. A generation later, America called upon his son, Charles A. Benedict, to arrange the funeral of President Garfield after his assassination in 1881. Charles answered his country's call again, in another time of sorrow, arranging the pallbearers for President Grant's funeral in 1885. Around the turn of the century, our family relocated to Eastchester, preserving to this day our independence as a family-owned funeral home. With a heritage of professional guidance, our company has earned the trust of people from many ethnic backgrounds, cultures, and faiths.

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.

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.