Had to be here for a family members funeral. They were very helpful and accommodating for my…read morefamily. Thank you again in our unfortunate time.

They have been a family owned business since 1936. They have been at this location since 1975. Over…read morethe years I have attended many funerals for friends and fellow firefighters at Tuttles and always found them to be a very caring funeral home. I have gotten to know Todd Tuddle personally an he and his staff will go out of there way to make the death of your loved one as easy as possible. Hopefully you won't need there services any time soon but if you do I recommend them!

I was here for a Celebration of Life Memorial Service for my friend. Losing a friend is…read moreheartbreaking, and I found the service here to be healing. For me, being in this beautifully restored 1903 building, with its graceful and classy interior, was comforting. The comfortable upholstered chairs, soft lighting, and strategically placed tissue boxes and waste paper baskets, created for me a feeling of a safe space where I could quietly sit and feel my emotions. The staff that helped officiate, Rick, Briony, and others, found the appropriate balance of being welcoming and helpful while also being solemn and respectful. I appreciate their professionalism. This funeral parlor has lots of free parking and staff to help direct where to park. I enjoyed the abundance of flowers and planters all around the parking lot and building and I spent some time enjoying these beautiful plants which brought some cheer at a sad time.

I can't see where this funeral home gets it's 5 star rating? If you use this funeral home watch…read moreout. Make sure you use ONLY your own pallbearers because then you will know that the jewelry you put on your loved one will STAY on the body but if you use the funeral homes pallbearer then you should not put any jewelry on the body because when the funeral director says everyone must leave the room because the pallbearers have to get the casket ready to get everything together and roll out the casket outside. The truth of the matter is the pallbearers need time to search the body over completely to take all the jewelry that you had put on your loved one will not stay on. The pallbearers steal the jewelry and the funeral director knows this is going on and does nothing to stop it.Another thing you can do is insist that you stay in the room to make sure your jewelry will stay on and watch the lid close. Don't let that casket get out of your way. This is a fact comment and true. I know of several people that had this happen to. It is sad and ashamed that others have to rob the dead.

Dominick Ruggerio's dedication , service and compassion was outstanding! He took care of every…read moredetail in planning my father's service and guided our family throughout the process. He is a true professional and I am grateful for all he did for us.

This particular funeral home in Dover Nj is the absolute WORST! I am beyond devastated that I made…read morethe mistake of allowing the man by the name of Dominick, cremate my sister! Initially upon dealing with this guy, he came off as polite just to reel me into signing papers to getting him paid. That was by far the most horrible choice I could've made! As if my sisters passing wasn't enough, dealing with this person has been beyond traumatizing! I would highly recommend anybody facing the unfortunate circumstances of having to plan a cremation or burial, DO NOT GO HERE!! I just called to follow up on a necklace I ordered to have my sisters ashes put into it, a $200 necklace by the way, that I ordered January 11th, I believe. Dominick said it would take 7-10 days to receive my necklace, I still do not have it. I called today and he yelled "your sister hasn't even been DEAD a full month and you're already calling me when I told you the necklace was on back order!!!!" Please, please! Help me spread the word and help another family avoid having to go through this with these people!

A small funeral home located in Morristown, New Jersey. They have a number of rooms where you file…read morethrough before heading to the viewing space. They had a TV for photo memories and small tables scattered around and easels to allow for photo books and photo displays for memories. A small water fountain with water dispenser right beside that needed to be refilled sat by the stairs. Some of the elderly had to be helped with the entry steps, I'm not sure if they have a handicap entrance available on the other side that I missed. I'm not sure this was originally designed as a funeral home, it felt almost more like a home that had been renovated to fit the funeral at some point due to the design inside. Or maybe that was their point? Was here for the funeral of an educator and parking was scarce in the lot, fortunately the family had notified the town for a police officer so they could help direct the traffic in front. Many students and teachers came, and parking was filled up on the street for blocks around. The line extended well out to the corner of the street, but the funeral home was kind to keep allowing folks to come in even though it was well past the end 8:00 p.m. time for the viewing. No photos, as I felt it would be inappropriate here. As I did not interact with the staff, I would highly recommend a visit before making any decisions.

I'm partial to the Doyles as I have know them for decades. They have handled all of my paternal…read morefamily's losses. However- Kathleen went above and beyond to keep my brother's death private. She had strangers walking in to ask about his services before we even planned them. Some people at flat out insane. While it was the worst experience of my life, the Doyle family does ease some of that pain.

Our family wishes to thank the employees of lliff Ruggiero Funeral Home, especially Louis and…read moreDominick Ruggiero, for the excellent services we received recently. The staff was extremely kind and compassionate, and the facility is beautifully decorated with a calming atmosphere. They truly made our experience memorable and we would highly recommend them to family and friends.

When our dear friend of over sixty years died we were devastated Lou and Dom were there for us…read moreevery step of the way Very caring and compassionate True gentlemen and taskmasters Thank you very much

A very happy result in sad situation Bryan was a great help…read morein our time of need Kevin M

My father passed away July 13, 2023. He was 92. My dad used to paint at Richard's Funeral Home…read moreyears ago with his brother. From the moment I got the call from Brian, I could hear sincerity in his voice of him remembering my dad. It was heart-warming to know that they would take care of my dad and do the best they could for a beautiful send off. Upon walking in to the wake and seeing my dad in his casket, I was tearful and felt so blessed to see how good and pristine my dad looked, better than he had looked in years! That made the whole night easier. The room was set up so beautifully. The whole team at Richard's are so sweet and soft spoken and accommodating. My whole family used Richard's Funeral home and never anywhere else and now I understand why. I'm very thankful for their kindness and attentiveness. 5 stars plus!

I lost my mother and was lost as to what to do. I knew the Coroner and asked him who to call. He…read moresuggested Bensing-Thomas along with a few others. I picked the right one. Phil came and took care of mommy as if she was his mother. When I was ready, I was not rushed....Phil and Christine explained everything, totally transparent. They treated daddy like he was their father, who after 60 years of marriage, was fractured beyond repair. My family was so taken how well we were treated, we made pre arrangements for daddy fearing we would lose him soon to be with mommy. Three years later we did. I was crushed, my daddy was gone. He died in hospice care in our home. Phil came and everything was taken care of perfectly. The pre-arrangements were perfect, nothing to do, just mourn and heal. We need more Phil and Christine in our world, with compassion, respect and patience. I would recommend Bensing-Thomas Funeral Home to anyone and everyone.

Sympathetic, kind and nice until the funeral is over. Don't dare ask for a death certificate,…read morebecause you will never receive it.

When you need a funeral home, it is generally not a happy occasion. Pat, Brian, Chrissy, and Matt…read morehelped my family tremendously. They explained everything to us clearly and calmly. They let us know all of our options for making it a very personal celebration of my father's life. They are patient and have excellent attention to detail. The building itself is very welcoming. There is plenty of parking in the parking lot. I appreciate everything they did to help my family during a very difficult time. Nothing prepares you for the death of a loved one. Leber helped make it a less painful experience.

My husband and I rarely post reviews, but the William J. Leber Funeral Home in Chester, NJ,…read more deserves the most glowing review we can write. Our dear parents/parents-in-law passed away within two hours of one another, and from the Leber staff's very first interactions with the family, we knew we were in the best of hands. Every single person that we or our siblings emailed or met during this painful time was warm, kind, compassionate, and patient. The funeral home itself is beautiful, tasteful, and comfortable. It really did FEEL like a home, with several seating areas for conversations and water and coffee available during the entire wake. The staff turned our family photos into banners, a large poster, a wonderful slideshow, laminated cards, a lovely keepsake leaflet for all the guests, and even a blanket (!) that brightened the room and added so much color and personality. They took care of every detail, including submitting to the local newspapers the obituaries the family had written. They directed the pall bearers expertly both at the church service and at the burial site. Everything was done with such care and compassion from beginning to end and we can't thank them enough.