My son passed on Tuesday, with all the extra circumstances they (Steve) was so helpful…read more I can't remember my name right now let alone what to do and they helped make the final arrangements so easy. Things I couldn't think of and didn't want too. They made me a list and helped with my beloved son.. I wish I could think better to write more but I would absolutely tell you go there, they can help.... Thank you!

The funeral director is beyond rude! Talking to us about how the skin is being removed among things…read morethat just should not have been said. He rushes you in and out like he has better things to do with his time. The lack of compassion is beyond. He wants you to hand over the money and leave. When trying to follow up you will get no answer on the phone or return phone calls. No family should be treated in this manner...EVER!!!!!

Reviewing a cemetery? Ok. A place like Arlington I can…read morecertainly understand but anywhere else... My Old Lady is a huge Lucille Ball fan and this is not the first time we have made the Holy Haj trip to Jamestown to do or see all things Lucy. Of course this was different because it was during the times of Covidious which meant only a quick trip to the cemetery before we were on our way. If you are coming here to see Lucy's grave marker there is one key point that is crucial to your visit. Make sure you enter the grounds at the correct entrance point. Having been here before a few times we of course did, but it would be very easy to screw this up and it would cost you some time. Lake View Cemetery is old and they have been doing burials here since before the Civil War. The place is huge and the grounds have to be over 100 acres and there are multiple entrances. If you enter by the main office over on Lakeview Avenue and Buffalo Street you'll be in good shape. There are hearts painted on the ground as soon as you get inside which lead the way. Once you see a small stone arrow marker pointing left, you're in good shape. You'll see a pink painted I Love Lucy garbage can on the right. If you go past that then you've gone too far. www.google.com/maps/place/42%C2%B006'43.3%22N+79%C2%B014'18.1%22W/@42.1112906,-79.2384499,214m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x0!8m2!3d42.1120393!4d-79.2383507 The roads in that part of the cemetery are very narrow and old but thankfully we've never had another car try to pass us nor have we ever seen another person in the section where Lucy is buried. We do pick off times to come and would never dream of it during a special event but let's also be honest as well. Lucy passed 30+ years ago and Jamestown is not exactly a happening place either. Overall the grounds are rustic and nice and the marker(s) for Lucy and her family are well kept up with. If you're a fan and in the area it's well worth a quick trip to pay your respects to a comedy icon and legend.

This cemetery, well any cemetery, I was scared of as a kid. Now I come & it provides me comfort…read more Lake View is so peaceful.

I recently worked with Larson-Timko Funeral Home in Fredonia on my father's funeral. From my first…read morephone call with David Dengler, I knew that we had come to the right place. David is professional, caring, and experienced, and it felt like he shouldered half the load that I was carrying. He took care not only of the basic arrangements like the casket and the burial service, but he also arranged for military honors (my father had served in the Army), worked with the church on the funeral mass, and checked in with me and with my father's partner every step along the way. I am grateful for his support at such a difficult time.

Closed the Central Ave funeral home, built a new on on Route 60 and recently (Sept 09) announced…read morethey were closing the funeral home