I used the Magni Funeral Home this week for the funeral services and cremation of my father. I…read morecoordinated with Arthur Magni who was professional, respectful, and responsive right from providing the quote, coordinating a funeral home visit, and arranging for all the paperwork needed, and the arrangements for the viewing and the funeral services and cremation (held at Mount Auburn Cemetery). The death of a loved one is a time of deep distress and Arthur was wonderful in the way he worked with me and our family. I also want to note that I live in Austin, TX, so some of the coordination was done on phone/text/email. We had a Hindu religious ceremony and services and Arthur assisted ably with that. (we located the priest). The facilities in the Magni funeral home are updated, dignified, modern, and graceful. I give Magni funeral home and the professional services provided by Arthur, five stars and recommend them strongly.

Arthur Magni went above and beyond to support and guide us before and after our mother's death. He…read morehelped us every step of the way and we can't express enough how grateful and appreciative we are. Amy and Paula Kahn

Brasco Memorial Chapels was exceptional after the loss of my father…read more We worked directly with the Brasco family, and they were compassionate, professional, organized, and sincere throughout the entire process. Their guidance helped my mother and our family feel cared for during an incredibly difficult time. Kerrie Brasco Smith deserves special recognition. She made my mother her first priority and handled our family's needs with extraordinary care, respect, and dignity. I would strongly recommend Brasco Memorial Chapels to any family looking for funeral services handled with compassion and genuine human care.

The service here was phenomenally done. However, the after care and communication once the service…read morewas over was abysmal. I emailed my direct contact regarding a question and waited. And waited. Over 7 days I waited for a response. When there was no response, I called and left a message. No one returned my call regarding death certificates. My third attempt at contacting them I showed up in person. I was told the death certificates weren't ready yet. Come to find out from the city where my individual passed, that they never ordered the certificates until AFTER I visited in person. I was told that they would call me after they received them. I waited 10 days. No phone call. I decided to show up yet again as this was the only way that they would answer me. Upon showing up, I was told that they were not ready as the death was under investigation. Not true. I had already paid for a death certificate privately and it was available without any issue. Then they told me that they hadn't arrived. Again not true. I had called and confirmed when they would be at the funeral home from the city clerk. The funeral service may have been well done, but the customer service I had was lacking. Tracy also comes off as sweet, but disappears quickly when she doesn't want to deal with an issue. I honestly would not recommend them based upon the treatment I received.

As an attendee, not a customer, I'd say that they are pretty professional and patient with large…read morecrowds.

I had the pleasure of working with the Dave and the late George Rodman. You couldn't ask for more…read morecompassionate people. The service went smoothly and my Dad, who Was a World War 2 veteran had a beautiful service at The temple and the cemetery. Everything was seamless. I think a family owned funeral service is best, as they know their community and do so many events to better our area.

Our family reached out to Eaton after an unexpected death. If you are searching for a family owned…read morefuneral home to guide you through an awful circumstance- this is it. From the very beginning the director/owner, Skip, was knowledgeable, understanding and kind. He provided guidance when his experience knew we needed it, and was extremely flexible on the family's needs as well. We didn't realize at the start of the process many funeral homes work closely with particular churches. Eaton has close relationships with several religious organizations in the community, and was the most flexible on helping find the right place for a service while respecting secular/agnostic view points. Throughout our services Eaton was very well staffed, helpful and kind. We can't recommend them more highly.

These folks did an outstanding job managing the arrangements for my father in law's funeral. They…read morewere sensitive, understanding, patient, and did a great job guiding us through the funereal and burial process. During a difficult time they were the perfect choice for our family. Very highly recommended.

From the owner: Burke Funeral Homes offer many different services. Our training and experience have prepared us to…read morehelp, to reassure, and to understand when a family faces the loss of a loved one. We are here to replace confusion with calm, doubts with certainty, and questions with answers. Here, one finds a quiet gentleness in an atmosphere of dignity, efficiency, and trust. Every family is different, and not everyone wants the same type of funeral. Funeral practices are influenced by religious and cultural traditions, costs and personal preferences. These factors help determine whether the funeral will be elaborate or simple, public or private, religious or secular, where it will be held, and whether the deceased will be buried or cremated. We will explain all of the options available to you, and allow you to make informed decisions.

To the administration and work crews at Mount Feake Cemetery in Waltham, thank you for your…read moreconsistent care and concern for all the souls at rest at your site. My Father, mother, and now my brother were professionally serviced by your department and we are deeply grateful. Your excellent maintainence over the years is greatly appreciated. SteveG

Established in 1857, Mount Feake Cemetery is the city's second cemetery after Grove Hill Cemetery,…read moreand is one of the best-preserved garden cemeteries in the state. It takes its name from its highest point, Mount Feake, which was named by Governor John Winthrop in 1632 for his future nephew-in-law, Robert Feake, one of the founding settlers of Watertown, Massachusetts. The cemetery was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1989. Mount Feake Cemetery was designed by Robert Morris Copeland, and was from its inception compared to the older Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge. It stands on a somewhat rugged parcel of land that rises above the Charles River across from the Waltham Watch Company complex. A series of winding lanes, designed to complement the terrain, provide access to all parts of the cemetery. Most of the grave markers are made of granite, although marble and limestone are also well-represented. The cemetery is in pristine condition. I spotted several folks walking and even one woman pushing a baby carriage. The roadways are smooth and the landscaping is well maintained. [Review 15211 overall, 713 of 2021, number 1074 in Massachusetts.]

I cannot express enough gratitude to Faggas Funeral Home for the exceptional care and compassion…read morethey showed our family during one of the most difficult times in our lives. A very special thank you to Adrianne, who truly went above and beyond in every possible way. She took on an incredibly complex and time-sensitive process and handled it with professionalism, urgency, and genuine care. Adrianne personally coordinated with airline cargo departments, worked closely with the consulate, and persistently followed up to ensure all documents were expedited. Thanks to her dedication and relentless effort, what seemed impossible was accomplished in an unbelievably short time -- we were able to transfer my father's body to his homeland much faster than anyone thought possible. The entire team demonstrated compassion, efficiency, and deep respect for our cultural and emotional needs. In such a painful moment, their support meant everything to us. I wholeheartedly recommend Faggas Funeral Home to anyone in need of truly exceptional service. They are not only professionals -- they are kind, dedicated people who genuinely care.

The owners repeatedly block the sidewalk on Dexter Avenue by…read moreparking their personal vehicles in front of the garage, forcing pedestrians to walk in the street. I once asked a driver of a parked car to move instead of blocking the sidewalk and he - young man wearing pajamas - yelled that he was the owner and could park on the sidewalk since he "owned it.