Green Funeral Home

Scott made sure all of our needs were met. His expertise and respectful demeanor during this emotional time made everything bearable. He thought of everything and took care of every detail. The end result was a perfect sendoff for our beloved family member. The entire staff took such great care of us.

AJ was extremely helpful, patient and made the tough process much smoother. Never did I think I would review a funeral home, but they absolutely deserve the credit. Very professional and personable. The videos, prayer cards, bookmarks, photo memory book and thank you cards they put together were very impressive and we cherish them. We HIGHLY recommend this funeral home.

Robert was wonderful . From the beginning to the end. This was a traumatic ordeal for me, he made the process of burying my Aunt easier. I am thankful for him . He worked with me from the beginning to the end.

I am part of the Post University Men’s ice hockey team and Green Funeral Home donated money to jump start our military appreciation game. They have been very supportive in giving us what we need in order to put on such an amazing event that will benefit many military family! Thank you for everything!

My brother and I went to Green Funeral Home the day after our father passed away and we met with J. Scott Buzaid. Upon opening the door he greeted my brother but did not shake my hand. We explained our father had just passed the night before and we were looking for information/guidance. He asked for our names and assumed our nationality. His exact words were “be honest with me, finance is an issue” finance is always a question but it was not a determining factor of the services we were looking for. He said he didn’t want to give us the prices but he was obligated to by law. He said “the good thing about when someone dies is that the clock stops ticking and you have time to make a decision, since it’s the holiday season you might want to put it off to the following Saturday”nBoth my brother and I felt extremely uncomfortable for the assumptions he was making, for the lack of compassion and for bluntly ignoring everything I was saying and only responding to my brother. We explained that we needed to talk to our other brother before finalizing any decisions. He gave us the folder with the prices, shook my brothers hand and refused to shake mine.nNot only I felt judged for my nationality but also for being a woman. No condolences were said, no compassion was shown, we did not feel safe having them taking care of our father.