Canandaigua funeral home that grew out of the McElwee Funeral Home, bought in 1980. It lends framed poster boards for photo collages at services, and its staff also handles monument setting, with a form for granite stone cutting and dating.

Canandaigua funeral home, one of the two Johnson-Kennedy homes with East Bloomfield, which have helped families for over 100 years. Staff help families with insurance, Social Security and Veterans Administration matters after the service.

Veterans services

Clifton Springs funeral home founded in 1967, when its founder bought Weld Funeral Home and renamed it. His son has carried on the family business there since 2005.

East Bloomfield funeral home, one of the two Johnson-Kennedy homes with Canandaigua, which have helped families for over 100 years. Staff help families with insurance, Social Security and Veterans Administration matters after the service.

Veterans services

Gorham funeral home, renamed Perkins-Ames in 2024 when its present owners bought it. Its monument business, Ames Monuments at Perkins, sells cemetery monuments, engraves final dates on existing monuments and mounts military plaques.

Pre-need arrangements

Honeoye funeral home in the Honeoye Lake community, the second location of a family-owned firm whose main home is in Livonia, both about 30 to 40 minutes south of Rochester. Its facilities give families a spacious, comfortable place to gather.