Leonardis Memorial Home

We had a sudden tragedy and I had to get to the Funeral Home quickly. I called first and could hardly speak because I was extremely upset. Sal answered the phone and his soft, calm voice enabled me to pull myself together. I live in town and I decided to drive over and sit with him to discuss the arrangements. Sal was very warm and concerned and I immediately felt very comfortable with him. His grandfather Joe joined us and he was able to contribute his years of experience to my situation. I left there knowing they would take care of all of it and I had a great deal of confidence in them. The next day my son and his wife and I returned to Leonardis Memorial Home to discuss and finalize everything. They had many smart suggestions for every question we had. Experience and compassion are two words I would use. We met Victor Leonardis and the three men (grandfather Joe, grandsons Sal and Victor) took their time helping us to make decisions. They were so kind, and terrific from start to finish and exceeded any expectations I had about funeral arrangements. Thank you from the bottom of my heart ! Sincerely, Judith Core

Leonardis was extremely helpful and sympathetic when I lost my mother recently. They dealt with the hospital and made all of the arrangements as well. They did a few extra things above and beyond their normal scope (I imagine) such as contacting social security, the insurance companies, and obtaining copies of the death certificate for us to get her affairs in order.
My mother looked very natural and they managed to capture her beauty wonderfully. From the service to the sympathy, Leonardis is top notch.

Family owned, Leonardis is what a funeral home should be. A funeral can be so overwhelming. from talking to the hospital, the grave site, florists, car services, airports, to contacting friends and family. It’s hard to imagine that you have to trust so many strangers with what may seem like your loved one’s final memory.
The Leonardis family is in touch with the community. We even shared a laugh or two chatting about the neighboring towns (and one of my brother’s delinquent behavior as a child. haha). I just thought the wake was done so well. After all, they are a business. When it was time to leave for the night and then again the next day before the funeral, they were sympathetic and helped my family along without being too pushy. You’ve gotta be a certain kind of person to handle that. Not to mention there was no one wiping their eyes with a sleeve because there were tissues were placed throughout the room.
The one thing I will say is the bathroom is the teensy bit creepy to me. Probably because it’s on the first/​bottom floor of the memorial home. Just descending the short stairs can do things to your brain. but overall if you want less stress, let the Leonardis family take care of you.