Richardson's Funeral Home

read moreSolimine Funeral Homes began in 1965 when David J. Solimine opened two funeral home locations; one at 444 Broadway and the other at 567 Boston Street. Since then, Solimine Funeral Homes has grown and expanded. We have acquired funeral homes, moved locations, expanded locations, welcomed new staff and expanded our offerings; all while providing the very best in meaningful and thoughtful funeral services. 2003 - The Solimine Family purchased the Richardson Funeral Home located at 48 Lafayette Park and owned by Harry Richardson.

read moreA memorial service is a ceremony that celebrates and remembers the life of a loved one. It is a gathering where a casket is not present, however an urn with cremated remains may be present. A memorial service can take place soon after death or be held weeks or even months later. It can held anywhere that you or loved ones choose. That may be at a church, a funeral home or community hall. If deceased had a location that was special to them, like a park or a beach, that can also be considered as an option.

read moreMany families choose burial as an option because it provides a physical place to honor and remember a loved one. Visiting this physical location can bring comfort and peace when mourning, whether that is days or years after your loved one's death. For many, choosing a casket is one of the most important choices when planning a funeral or memorial service. Caskets come in a variety of styles, materials, sizes. A burial vault is a lined and sealed outer receptacle that holds the casket and protects it from the weight of the earth and the heavy maintenance equipment that is used to keep cemeteries beautiful.