My family has utilized Lesneski Mortuary three times over the past several years. The most current time was for my father. This was the first time I was involved with planning a funeral, and was a bit overwhelmed. My brother and I worked with Josh on the service. He was extremely knowledgeable and helpful, making sure we were taken care of in our grief, as well as understanding in the process and paperwork involved when a loved one passes. Josh made himself available to answer questions whenever we had them, and checked in with us during the process leading up to the service. The day of, he made sure everything was arranged and organized, and even went above and beyond dealing a "challenging" friend of the family. The service itself was well-run, meaningful, and left us comforted in our grief. One would not ever want to wish a "happy funeral" to anyone, but if you are in need of such a service, I can strongly recommend and endorse Lesneski Mortuary.

The Customer Service was horrible. We called 5 times for assistance and no one ever returned our call. On the day of the burial they forgot to send the several hundred dollars worth of flowers we ordered up to the service so there were no flowers. Totally humiliating and once the service was over it was over there was nothing to be done. They also did not send up the the prayer cards we ordered and paid for. Again, once the burial and memorial are over, you cannot go back and fix these lack of details. They received the death certificates and for more than a week never notified us so with accounts etc. we’re frozen until the death certificates were presented, we had to figure out how to pay for everything up front. Every time we called we got the exchange and our call was not returned. In the end they issued a refund and said “oh, sorry “ Very embarrassing, very humiliating, very disappointing.

My stepdad passed away in 1998. I was with my mom to make the arrangements. She was informed she would receive veterans benefits towards his cremation and an American flag because he was in the army. My mom needed to present proof of his service which she did. Lesneski treated my mom with kindness and respect during a difficult time. Fast forward 20 years. My mom now has Alzheimer's and her care is very costly. I discovered she could receive survivor benefits to help with her care. Unfortunately my stepdad's service paperwork was lost. I spent several years trying to find it. Finally I gave up. My husband recently suggested I check with the funeral home. I called Lesneski Mortuary this week and Gilbert answered. He took down all my information and said he would research past records. Later that day he called me back with all the army forms I needed. He helped me solve a long term problem in one day and was so kind and supportive. I can now apply for survivor benefits for my mom. I have such gratitude to Lesneski Mortuary.