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

Geneva funeral home founded in 1897 and run by four generations of one family, renamed DeVaney-Bennett when it bought the Bennett Funeral Home's assets in 1989. It accepts transfers of prepaid funeral accounts from other funeral homes.

Pre-need arrangements

Geneva funeral home founded by the McGuigan family in 1947 in their own house, joined to the house next door in 1987 to make one funeral home with a parking lot behind. It has East and West visitation rooms and serves Waterloo, Canandaigua, Phelps and other nearby towns.