At John Flynn Funeral Home and Crematory, we remain dedicated to serving our families and the community with the services you need during this difficult time. We want to assure you that the health and safety of the families we serve and of our own staff is an ongoing concern in which we will continue to measure to help prevent the spread of any potential illness.
We are monitoring the situation and complying with all local, state and national guidelines. Our exceptional quality of maintaining high health standards has not changed. John Flynn Funeral Home and Crematory is dedicated to providing each family we serve with a funeral that is consistent with their wishes.
We are monitoring the situation and complying with all local, state and national guidelines. Our exceptional quality of maintaining high health standards has not changed. John Flynn Funeral Home and Crematory is dedicated to providing each family we serve with a funeral that is consistent with their wishes.
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The John Flynn Funeral Home and Crematory was established in 1995 on East State Street in Hermitage, Pennsylvania, directly across the street from Hillcrest Memorial Park and the Avenue of 444 Flags. The largest facility of its kind in Mercer County, our interior design is the creation of J. Stewart Todd, Inc., a Dallas, Texas architectural firm renowned for its elegant style.
Staff members of John Flynn Funeral Home and Crematory, Inc. are caring and experienced professionals who understand that each family is unique and has personal requests and traditions. These requests and traditions are of utmost importance to our staff of licensed funeral directors. Owner/Supervisor and licensed Pennsylavia Funeral Director.
When the death occurs, give the hospital or care giver our name and number. If the death occurs in the hospital, most likely the nurse will contact us or if the death occurs in home, the caregiver (Hospice nurse or Ambulance Company) will make the call for you. Once we receive the call we will make the immediate arrangements to have your loved one brought back to the funeral home.
Nothing can be more overwhelming than the death of a loved one. The ability to make informed choices can help you along this path. Bringing family and friends together to celebrate a cherished life is part of the healing process, and best served through a personalized ceremony and tribute.
When choosing cremation, it is important not only to capture the memories and celebrate the spirit of your loved one, but also to provide healing through gathering together, paying tribute, and celebrating a life well lived.Our primary mission is to ensure that this special, emotional, and necessary time for healing receives the utmost attention.
When choosing cremation, it is important not only to capture the memories and celebrate the spirit of your loved one, but also to provide healing through gathering together, paying tribute, and celebrating a life well lived.Our primary mission is to ensure that this special, emotional, and necessary time for healing receives the utmost attention.
Most of us plan ahead in life. We plan for our wedding, our children's education, family vacations, and other significant expected life events. We also plan for the unexpected events of life by purchasing home, auto and medical insurance. Understanding the benefits of pre-planning has prompted many to take the step to plan their own arrangements.
Reviews (3)
Carole Attisano
Oct 18, 2021
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KEEP YOUR RECEIPTS!!!!! I pd the bill for my son's cremation in full. Then I received a bill for a balance due from Brian Uzarski, the person who took the payment. I have a receipt from the funeral home, and the credit card I used stating payment was made to them. I also had a witness that saw me pay it. I also had to return to funeral home the day I was given the death certificate because Brian handed me anothers cert instead of my son's. So beware of their incompetence.
Harry Boatnerjr
May 24, 2021
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Dawn Fairbee
Jul 02, 2016
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My two furry kids need proper funeral arrangements much like people are barried. I'd be the first to do it in my family but my babbies matter more then anything. I want them to have proper funerals someday when they pass on. Their perbreds but that's not why. The reason is there my kids regardless that they have four legs and fur still my kids. As there mother not owner mother they deserve better then dogs although most see it as they are dogs I know that but I see them as it be no different if they was human kids.
