PROS: this place has a great atmosphere, nice workers, and a good amount of parking. Inside it…read morelooks renovated, especially for the downstairs area that looks like a man cave with a juice bar CONS: the body was not prepared well and the spaces are very tight in the lot OVERALL: wouldn't be my first choice but if you needed a funeral home fast and they were available, I would come here

I can't say enough about how amazing the team at Frech's are! When my grandma passed away, they…read morehandled everything professionally and did an amazing job with her services. Both the wake and funeral were absolutely gorgeous which helped my family find peace knowing that my grandma was honored in such a beautiful way. I would highly recommend this place to anyone I know because of the amazing experience my family and I had with them.

My situation was somewhat unique, and Emily immediately offered to provide the assistance required…read more In summary, I needed to have my husband's cremains transferred from the crematorium container into a floating urn container for a water ceremony. Emily, bless her heart, without hesitation agreed to help. Her warm friendliness was reassuring and she transfered the cremains professionally, with care as requested. Note that I had traveled from Florida where my husband had passed and was cremated. This was my first time dealing with Emily. Thank you and God Bless you Emily. Maria

I selected this funeral home because it was close to my house. I am so happy I did. It is sad and…read moreheartbreaking to plan a wake and funeral but Liz Konopka made it a pleasant experience with her warm and welcoming personality. I was so relieved after all the arrangements were completed. She was always available to answer questions. I would highly recommend Joseph Konopka Funeral Home for their attention to detail and their fair pricing.

An elderly relative passed away this summer in NJ. I was coordinating details from another state,…read moreand given COVID situation would not travel. Relative had planned to be buried in NJ, in a plot with her parents, who had passed away almost 50 years ago. I reached out to Frank, as the business has been there since I was growing up in that part of NJ. He was incredibly helpful. Went to the cemetery, found the family plot and sent me photos of what was currently there. Recommended a matching gravestone, quoted the price, coordinated with the cemetery, and delivered and installed the new plate. All of this was managed with a few phone calls, emails and texts, from 300 miles away. Local friends have also visited the cemetery and confirmed the quality of the product. I believe the price was fair and consistent with industry standards. Very impressed with the responsiveness and professionalism of this company, Frank made a difficult process so much easier. I would highly recommend Saracino Monuments.

I am very pleased with their service. We worked together in order to get my dad's gravestone…read moreamended just the way I wanted it.

Jordan and his entire staff were simply wonderful. My mom passed away January 20, 2021 after a…read moreheart-wrenching battle with dementia. Let's simply say Jordan spoke my language. I called him about a week or so before she died, clueless as to what we would even be able to do in today's Covid world. He was patient, compassionate and clearly gave me confidence that they would handle things and that we could have the type of funeral we wanted. The cemetery was in Long Island and our rabbi was from Pennsylvania and he worked everything out and everything went along smoothly. I believe part of what made things so successful was that I trusted them. I loved that there was no hard selling from moment one. Jordan was open about prices. My mother loved fine woods and he went crazy to get us the more reasonably priced one of the two caskets we choose when I would have given in to paying for the other one. He also talked out all sorts of decisions with me, patiently giving me options and encouraging me to do what I wanted and felt was right. They offered to go back to her assisted living facility to pick up her dress which the staff did not give them. My daughter went to empty her apartment and the dress had not been picked up so she took it to drop off at Schoem's which was just down the highway. When she got there, one of Schoem's staff called as they were at the facility and couldn't find the dress - put simply they got there minutes later! Diana was wonderful and patiently listened to me. Howard attended the funeral itself and was very respectful. Losing someone you adore as much as I did my mom was horrible, but I truly feel indebted to Jordan for making things easier for me, for being truly supportive and for providing the funeral that I wanted for my mom.

Thank You to the excellent compassonate service from Gary and Crew from This Funeral Home...We used…read morethem twenty one years ago for our mother as well...Everthing was precise..orderly...and the kind of service you would want for a loved one...Thanking You Again.

Please go elsewhere. This is no place to make a memory of a…read moreloved ones passing. Sad, so very sad. where to start. I have to ask, has the staff that was on today 10/27 ever been to, let alone worked at any funeral chapel? No idea how to work the screen to show the photos for the memorial. Glad a family member was able to do it. Flower arrangements sent, do you think they would be in the room where the service is? NO, NOT EVEN CLOSE. Only because at the end of the service a question was asked as to what florist they use so refunds could be requested when nobody's arrangements arrived did they show the closet they put them in...??? So we wanted to share memories at a memorial and we thought the flowers would be put in the room we were in, not the closet down the hall. SAD, SO VERY SAD

It is not easy to review a funeral home, but when selecting a funeral home, you want to make…read morecertain you are selecting a funeral home that will provide the highest level of dignity and respect to both the deceased and the surviving family/friends. Edwards Funeral Home has a long history of providing capable, competent and most importantly compassionate service to their community. You and your family will be well cared for by Edwards Funeral Chapel

I don't recommend this funeral home. It's upkeep isn't good, they changed prices on me at the last…read moreminute, two of the employees were bickering and made things very awkward for us and they were just unprofessional. They are good about answering the phone but that's all I can say that's positive about this place. It looks nice from the outside but inside it's dark and outdated. The AC was also broken when we were there.

Kind, compassionate, tactful, and helpful. I was very satisfied with the service received for my…read morerelative during a very difficult time.

PROS: This is the most prestigious funeral home around. They have tons of parking, several worship…read morerooms, and a nice interior that doesn't look old like other homes. CONS: The people who work there tend to be a little snippy OVERALL: I highly recommend using these guys as they never let us down

Our mother recently passed and we have used Barrett for family previously. This was the first time…read morewe had to make the arrangements and I can see why my mom adored Steve. He made a difficult time so easy for us and showed such compassion and the appropriate sense of humor when we needed it. Steve and the staff made sure every detail was attended to. We felt a lot of love and sympathy from their end. Could not recommend more highly.

I thought I would wait some time before I posted my feelings to see if my impressions have…read moresubsided. They haven't. I am still livid at how Gutterman & Musicant completely failed my family and me at the PRE-PLANNED funeral for my mother. The Gutterman funeral director had already mentioned to me during the initial mourning period that it was a "busy weekend" and that we would be better accommodated at the cemetery chapel rather than in the Gutterman facility in Hackensack. I agreed, thinking that less moving parts would be easier to handle on such a dire day. My brother, sister in law, and I then met the director at Gutterman the day prior to the funeral to review details. We were told in no uncertain terms that due to this being a pre-planned funeral, there would be no problems...."It will go smooth as silk" are the words I recall hearing. It did NOT go smooth as silk. It started with the director not posting the obituary on the Gutterman webpage in a timely manner thereby confusing out-of-towners. And then once it was posted, gave ambiguous information regarding the actual name of the cemetery chapel, making it difficult for those not acquainted with the cemetery to even find it. Once the family arrived at the cemetery chapel, there was NO ONE from Gutterman to meet us, direct us, inform us, or otherwise DO THEIR JOB. It became a chaotic and confusing scenario. After 30-45 minutes, the hearse and a Gutterman director found me waiting in the chapel lobby, and asked for me to formally identify the body. I assumed the identification would be in a quiet, private, dignified area of the facility. Oh, I was so wrong. IN THE PARKING LOT OF THE CEMETERY, THE DIRECTOR OPENED UP THE BACK OF THE HEARSE, ROLLED OUT AND OPENED THE COFFIN FOR ME TO IDENTIFY MY RECENTLY DECEASED MOTHER. In the parking lot! With people walking by. I was dumbfounded. This is dignity? NOT A SHRED. Just all business: "Let's get this one done. We've got more to bury today." And, to add insult to this, this director then presented me with an invoice, and asked me right then and there to write out a check for the outstanding balance! I was shaking I was so upset. But, that wasn't the end of it. Once the entire group of attendees were ushered into the chapel, we were promptly told to exit, as another service was scheduled ahead of us. We were told to wait in the ante room to speak with the officiating cantor. She, too, was looking for the on-site Gutterman director, who now had mysteriously disappeared. This ante room had no amenities...no tissues, no water, nothing other than a mounted bronze shovel on a wall. Truly pathetic, and impersonal. After the service, the burial site was just as inattentively prepared as the dirt from the newly dug grave was piled on and over the footstone for my father's grave. No one made any attempt to clean it off, or to afford any dignity to those already buried. Despite the corporate name DIGNITY above the Gutterman & Musicant name, our experience was anything but dignified. Would I recommend Gutterman & Musicant to anyone? Not in a million years. Disappointed and still livid, not dignified.

Charles and Al handled a funeral on short notice for us. The funeral was not pre-planned. Their…read moreperformance was excellent and the assignment wasn't necessarily simple. The funeral involved transport of the deceased from NY, burial that was 40 miles south of the funeral home, and purchase of a plot at a specific cemetery in a specific section. Charles took instruction and walked us through. He did not attempt to sell us any unnecessary services and even pointed out a large discount we received because of synagogue membership. There was a minor miss of an obituary which the home resolved the next day, at their cost which they volunteered. The rabbi they sourced was excellent and gave a heart felt speech that captured the deceased. Did not feel they nickeled and dimed. Couldn't have been more pleased.