On a personal note...

I am mother of two children; Nicole graduated Wallington High School and is a Nursing student at Rutgers, Timothy is in 10th grade at WHS.

I am currently a Wallington Councilwoman and I am on the Board of Directors for Parish Nursing Interfaith Program.

I do my best to provide caring, personalized and professional funerals, memorials, cremations, shipping and contemporary services tailored to families of all faiths, cultures and spiritual needs and to approach the loss of a loved one with the utmost dignity and respect.

For the past decade I have felt the calling to be a Funeral Director but family and business obligations have prevented from pursuing it. I am amazed at how much it takes to provide an excellent service and spiritual funeral. As a Funeral Director I can apply my prior experience to help those in grief. I strongly believe in personalizing funeral services because I believe that each funeral should be a tribute to the deceased and every funeral is individual. Each of us lives different lives and a funeral is the day when we summarize our loved ones entire life in one service. I believe this is my true calling.

Completing Bereavement training provided by the Archdiocese of Newark gave me the additional knowledge of how to help those mourning their loss and how to facilitate grief support groups.

Reading funeral magazines and attending funeral conventions always gives me new insight that I can implement at the funeral home to help families create personalized and spiritual funerals. I find great fulfillment in being a Funeral Director and there are endless possibilities as to how to offer my services and creativity for those in need. Living in the XXI century, we see trends where people do not build relationships with neighbors like they did decades ago and tend to travel to funeral homes even outside of their local community just to feel comfortable. 75% of customers select a funeral home because they know someone working there and they feel comfortable leaving the deceased person "in the right hands." Utilizing my skills and talents, I could not only provide my clients with personalized funeral services, but also assist in any grief related issues. Speaking three languages helps me to communicate with those who struggle with English. Being a Licensed Hairdresser and Cosmetologist also helps me in taking care of the deceased.

I very often conduct funerals in two languages and the families are extremely pleased with my assistance; non Polish speaking attendees do not feel left out and can comfortably participate in the service without feeling uncomfortable. I can honestly say I find passion in being a Funeral Director and this makes a profound difference in my life and the lives of so many others I strive to help.