Beth David Cemetery

The office staff are rude and put unnecessary road blocks in the way of grieving families. The place seems more like a stock exchange than a place for peaceful mourning.

The logistics for the burial at Beth David Cemetery were less than adequate, according to several who were in attendance.

Family members and close friends who traveled there were kept waiting at the cemetery for what appeared to be close to an hour before the services were able to proceed

Well it's nice and peaceful my father his first wife and my grandmother are buried there I stop by as much as I can. There service was nice during that day they were understanding and helpful. I couldn't write a check due to the situation last year. So they took the time to listen and fill it out. I can only remember a little bit of that day but that really means a lot to me. Thank You

Very good expereinces at difficult times over the yrs. Sinai and Monroe. Nitowsky, Gershowitz, Lotters. Max N. Fannie N. Max and Harriet Merewitz, Myra N. Abracha L.
Alev B'shalom.

Beth David Cemetery is where my entire family is. The grounds are always kept up nicely, and it's a quiet place where you can go and take pride that your loved ones are resting in peace.
When I lived in New York I would go weekly and share my weekly experiences with my family that have gone onto greater places.
It has a family, down to earth feeling and little to no traffice even when another funeral is happening.
For me it's like going home and I am sure my loved ones would feel good seeing is as I see it.
My family are off of Jericho and Adams. They consist of Albert Henry Frey, Evelyn Frey, Joyce Sandberg, Ruth Sandberg, Nathan Sandberg, Yetta Cohen, Harry Cohen, Morris Neistadt and Rachael Neistadt. I believe they are all in the Vasulair area.