Since 1816, families have trusted Moody Funeral Home to serve and care for their loved ones. Our experience and dedicated staff can help you choose an appropriate service to suit your family's needs. Our history in the funeral industry began when cabinet maker David Moody began creating caskets for funerals.
His son, John, expanded the business and began providing undertaking services. The business was passed on to James Moody and then to his son Carl C. Moody. Upon Carl's death, his wife, Helen Moody operated the funeral home under a widow's license with her son-in-law, Carson J. Leber as supervisor. When Carson passed away, Helen's son, James R. Moody, Sr. took over as supervisor.
His son, John, expanded the business and began providing undertaking services. The business was passed on to James Moody and then to his son Carl C. Moody. Upon Carl's death, his wife, Helen Moody operated the funeral home under a widow's license with her son-in-law, Carson J. Leber as supervisor. When Carson passed away, Helen's son, James R. Moody, Sr. took over as supervisor.
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Dealing with a loved one's death is a very emotional event in our lives. There are many decisions to be made during this difficult time. From the moment you call for our services we co-ordinate all aspects of the burial or cremation. We work with you in selecting the services and honor your specific wishes, customs and religious considerations in celebration of your loved ones life.
JEAN ANN PHILLIPS, 100, of Aliquippa (Hopewell Twp.). She was the beloved wife of over 75 years to the late Fred Phillips. She is survived by her four grandchildren; Lawrence Lasky, Chad Phillips, Lori Herrly, and Adam Phillips, and her six great grandchildren: Raquel Phillips, Ana Cristina Phillips, Mark Herrly, Rianna Lasky, Christy Lasky, and Julie Lasky.
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Jessica Thomas
Dec 03, 2018
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Their webpage says "Quality, Compassion, Respect" they were anything but.
The funeral director, Dan McConnell was rude from the very start. During the planning of the funeral he had an attitude with the widower. Being low on funds we decided only on a 2 hour viewing. Within the last 45 mins of the short 2 hour viewing Dan McConnell asked to speak to the widower, (he had to stop consoling his crying 7 year daughter, who just lost her mother) to then be asked about the rest of the payment for the funeral. When the widower told him he did not have the money together yet the director, Dan had the
The funeral director, Dan McConnell was rude from the very start. During the planning of the funeral he had an attitude with the widower. Being low on funds we decided only on a 2 hour viewing. Within the last 45 mins of the short 2 hour viewing Dan McConnell asked to speak to the widower, (he had to stop consoling his crying 7 year daughter, who just lost her mother) to then be asked about the rest of the payment for the funeral. When the widower told him he did not have the money together yet the director, Dan had the
