Baloga Funeral Home, Inc. was founded in 2009 to provide an affordable, family owned option for funeral and cremation services in the Pittston Area. Susan L. Baloga, Supervisor and licensed funeral director, has total commitment to the funeral industry and the people of the community. That is why she chose to open the funeral home in the area which she was born and raised.
Susan is the youngest of nine children born to Elizabeth McGinley Dabbieri and the late Joseph Dabbieri. She is a graduate of Pittston Area High School and has been her class reunion organizer for every reunion since high school. She is also a graduate of Northampton Community College, Bethlehem, PA, where she earned her degree in Funeral Service/Mortuary Science.
Susan is the youngest of nine children born to Elizabeth McGinley Dabbieri and the late Joseph Dabbieri. She is a graduate of Pittston Area High School and has been her class reunion organizer for every reunion since high school. She is also a graduate of Northampton Community College, Bethlehem, PA, where she earned her degree in Funeral Service/Mortuary Science.
Services
A Funeral Service is a celebration of a person's life. The funeral could be as unique as the individual. At Baloga Funeral Home, Inc., we are here to help your family with the planning and choosing of the options that suit your loved ones wishes and your families need. A traditional funeral service includes a visitation (viewing), a funeral service at the funeral home, church, or another location of choice.
In life, we plan for the education of our children, the purchase of a car, the purchase of a family home, and our retirement. We purchase things that hopefully will never have to be used like home and car insurance; and typically spend several hours or even days planning family vacations. Doesn't it make sense to spend a small amount of time today planning for what we all know will happen in the future?
Funerals provide surviving family members and friends a caring, supportive environment in which to recognize the death of a loved one, and to share thoughts and feelings about that person. Funerals are the first step in the healing process. It is possible to have a full funeral service even for those choosing cremation.
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Frank Cebula
Dec 26, 2014
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Our mom passed away, after a lengthy illness, on Dec. 19, 2013. Her wish was to be cremated then a viewing and church service followed by a brunch.
The time of year, Christmas, with all the parties, church traditions, and so on made it even more difficult than usual. Relatives wanted to come from away but also wanted to be home for the holiday so we decided on a very narrow window in which to make it happen.
Susan took the challenge and handled it like the top professional she is. None of this was easy because almost every hall and catering service had been booked long before this. Susan made
The time of year, Christmas, with all the parties, church traditions, and so on made it even more difficult than usual. Relatives wanted to come from away but also wanted to be home for the holiday so we decided on a very narrow window in which to make it happen.
Susan took the challenge and handled it like the top professional she is. None of this was easy because almost every hall and catering service had been booked long before this. Susan made
Joseph Jones
Jun 03, 2014
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While the passing of my mother was truly one of the hardest times that I have had to endure so far, choosing to have all of the arrangements for the funeral taken care of by Susan Baloga and her family was one of the best decisions that we could have made. She was extremely caring, friendly, thoughtful, and informative. She explained the entire process to us in detail. Susan and her husband John gave us the time that we needed to make our decisions all while being concerned about our family and making sure that we had everything that we needed. They went the extra mile that I am sure would have
