My brother recently passed at the way too young age of 46. The loss is devastating. With no idea how to survive, we contacted Dave and he walked us through the process, empathizing with our family in every way. He was calm, reassuring, kind and supportive. He provided hugs, laughs, consolation and seemed genuinely interested in Carl, Carl's life and legacy. Any questions were answered almost immediately, including at 2 am, when I was grieving and accidentally called. The flowers were arranged exactly as they should've been, the photo displays told my brother's story better than words, each area of the home was themed: Carl's athleticism, family, friends. I was out of my mind with sadness, but the ceremony helped me say goodbye. Many commented on how beautiful the service was. One called the memorial the best he'd ever attended. It is people like Dave, that help when you need it most, that give me hope, that allow us to carry on. There is no way to adequately express my appreciation.

With the sudden loss of my son I had no idea where to begin! Dave Chiampa guided us through the whole process making it seamless. The whole visiting & service was done beautifully with such attention to detail. They made it feel like such a homey atmosphere!

Chiampa Funeral Home is the only funeral home I’ve been to that doesn’t have that unfortunate “funeral home” feel. It’s a classically beautiful and comforting space. Aside from the space, the service is incredible, such as the staging, which fills the space with little touches of your loved one’s interests and hobbies. If someone didn’t know the person well, they will know them by the time they walk through the space. The option to have live grand piano music played throughout the service and visitation is also another incredibly comforting touch. Chiampa’s hosted both of our grandparents services and beyond exceeded expectations.