Jacqueline M Ryan Funeral Home

Upon receiving notice that my brother in law passed away in another state I was panicking and didn’t know what to do. I called the funeral home as I’ve been there for a ton of services for friends in years past.nnIt was a semi rare situation and I need all the help I could get. Kathy answered right away the day before Christmas Eve and got right on everything.nnShe worked very hard and made magic happen with all the specifics involved getting everything done.nnShe couldn’t promise me everything I so desperately wanted done as it was a lot but she delivered and I’ll be forever grateful for helping me through every step of the way.

The employees of this place are a true gift. My sister had to have her brother in law brought back from Florida. She had no idea where to begin. This funeral home took care of everything, helping her every step of the way. Just want to Thank you for helping say goodbye to our family

Dear Mr. R. Shoentube,nFirst let me start by saying I am not a funeral director. I have never worn jeans and sandals to any viewing or memorial service. When your nephew first came in to make arrangements, it was discussed about having a religious service and he said he did not want one. We can not just go in the room and do prayers if the family in charge does not want them said. As far as the necklace goes, it was discussed when your nephew came here for the memorial that the necklace should be giving to his brother and not mailed. He stated it was fine to mail it. The item was placed in a small black pouch in an envelope. He was notified that it was mailed. I'm sorry you feel that the service here was poor, but your nephews were very pleased, because both of them have called here and advised us of that.

The best of the best. They took care of us. Was my first choice and wouldn't have gone with anyone else. Kathy is highly recommend.

I was shocked to see the Funeral director for my brothers memorial dressed in a blouse, jeans & sandals. At the end of the service there was no pray at all. I was shocked to learn that the funeral home that my nephew had purchased, sent my Nephew a gold-plated necklace which had a Baseball attached which contained a few of my brothers ashes . She mail it a regular envelope, no box, not return receipt just a regular fifty cent stamped envelop. When my nephew revived the envelope no necklace was in the envelope torn open with a postal office stamp stating item is missing. When my nephew advised her of the missing necklace she request my nephew to pay an additional $180.00 & to bring my brothers ashes back so then could put some ashes in the new necklace. So they want my nephew to pay for there Incompetence & Negligence. Now some unknown person is wearing my brothers ashes . Terrible & incompetence way to send a loved one ashes.