Service packages offered
| Basic Services | $970 |
| Viewing/Visitation | $220 |
| Funeral Ceremony | $320 |
| Memorial Service | $320 |
| Graveside Service | $220 |
| Transportation (within 50 miles) | $160 |
| Funeral Coach | $225 |
| Family Car | $275 |
| Direct Burial | $450 |
| Direct Cremation | $1620 |
| Receiving Remains to another Funeral Home | $1545 |
| Forwarding Remains to another Funeral Home | $1440 |
| Embalming | $1975 |
C K
Jessica and staff at Newcomer NE Chapel deserve 10 stars for the amazing job they did for our daughter's service. There were unexpected delays since we were bringing our daughter home from Seattle WA to Columbus, OH. The time, care and attentiveness they took for every detail was noticed and appreciated. The costs were fair and reasonable for the service you receive from Newcomer NE. Even though this is not a business that people wish to revisit for obvious reasons...I would HIGHLY recommend Newcomer NE Chapel.
Saundra Hines
On 3/20/24 I alone with my sister-in-law and another aunt went to Newcomer, Funeral Home. We met with Rebekah Just to get an idea on the services offered. 4/17/24 My niece passed away, and newcomer was contacted to come and retrieve her remains. Two of their employees arrived in the mist of a sunny, thunder/hail storm day.They were very gentle as they escorted her from the home. 4/19/24 We met with Joe this time. It was mother, two sisters and myself. Things were going well, so the sisters and I allowed the mother to send her daughter home in the manner she chose. We were all in agreement with what was said, I then asked what time we could view the body before the service? Joe informed us that they did not have the space for us to see our loved one prior to the day of service, what he offered was for the family to arrive one hour prior to the public viewing, which would allow us to make any corrections that we deemed necessary. This was new to us. We have always been allowed to view our loved ones the evening before in case there were adjustments needed. I joked with Joe that he should have money in his pocket, should he need to make a run to Dollar General to pick up makeup. One of the sisters mention that she had the wig and would like to style it and bring it over with the clothes. Everything is going well, times set It was decided that we would have the family there at 10am with viewing from11am-1pm service following 1-2 pm.At the end of the meeting Joe passed out Business cards to each of us he explained that he would be off the weekend, but should any issues or concerns arrive it would be easier to reach him by email, he would be checking through out the weekend.4/20/24 I called sister and we discussed the long time the family would be sitting there if they arrived at 10am I sent an email to Joe and sister called the office When Joe reached back out to me I found that we had more than the time of service to contend with. Joe, thought we were using their facilities for the service which was not the case. My niece had a church home that she was very active in until her illness so we would not have needed to use their facilities. Joe seemed a little put off by the change request which to me wasn’t that hard to switch since arrangements had just been made less than 24 hours and five days out from day of service. Unbeknown to Joe or myself the on-call person had already switched the location. Our only other issue was the long time the family would be sitting there. The family still arrive at 10 for their viewing with the visitation to start at 11 to 12 and the service would begin from 12 to 1. Joe and I ended up speaking via phone and Joe tried to make sure I knew I was not the next of kin to be making these changes. So even though there was time to change the time it was not done. 4/23/24 sister was to bring the wig over and do final touches but when she called around 5pm she was told that the body was not ready and she would not be able to do her hair. What they could do was send a picture to mom once she was dressed (didn’t) happen.4/25/24 I was the first family to arrive and my heart dropped. My niece’s face had foundation only and had an ashy cast to it. This is what my concerns not viewing prior to service was all about. Once the rest of the family arrived the sister took the blush and eyeshadow I had to bring warmth/color to her face this was during the visitation. Had we received a photo we could have asked them to add a little more color to her cheeks but that’s just another thing that didn’t happen. One of the cousins that works in the industry stated that her body was too low in the casket. I chose not to address this because all kind of things could have gone wrong. The Eulogist finished and turned the service back into the hands of the funeral home. The person left the sanctuary and someone other than Newcomer called for pallbearers.As they left the church the family was in the back of the line. Communication is key had we all done a better job some of this could have been avoided. Sandy H(aunt)
Scott R
We don’t typically leave reviews but just had to say how amazing our experience was with Newcomer. Not only were the prices reasonable but the staff made us feel like family. Jessica Ball went above and beyond to make us feel at home and cared for during such a difficult time. We also worked with Rebekah, Liz and Joe. All were amazing, kind and the communication with our family was spot on. We were never out of the loop and never had to call in looking for anything. We were also never pressured to buy anything, given many options to choose from and answered all of our questions thoroughly and let us make the choices we wanted to make. Thank you for taking care of our mom and giving her the service she deserves. We can’t thank you all enough. We will always recommend Newcomer as again, they do treat you as if they are your family.
Jackie Wacky
Everyone there was incredibly kind and helpful. They handled all the details and answered any questions we had. Beautiful facility. VERY reasonable prices.
Psychic Medium Rebekah Lee Ives
This is by far the most unprofessional Funeral home I’ve ever dealt with! The receptionist is not a Funeral Director but she’ll try to answer questions because the funeral Director is never available and ALWAYS with another family she has no idea what she’s talking about. My father passed away today at home after six weeks in hospice. Three weeks ago we went in and the finalized the funeral arrangements and paid $8000. We knew his passing was eminent over the weekend so we called over the weekend with several questions and did not get the answers we were seeking so we’re told to call back this morning which I did. I was told “well, that’s a question you should’ve asked before he passed”. I said well I did call before he passed but again nobody was available to answer my question. The hospice nurse called the funeral home to inform them of my father‘s passing, and to make arrangements for my father’s body to be picked up from our home. I called twice with questions. The second time I called The receptionist said, I already told you she’s with another family (mind you another family who’s loved one hadn’t passed yet) and I said well I’m here with the hospice nurse who just called and told you my dad just passed away then she said oh I’m sorry. We had questions regarding my dad’s burial at a national cemetery. The Funeral Director Rebekah Manofsky neglected to tell us that there would be a week and a half wait to schedule in national cemetery and Upon speaking with Jessica Ball, the other funeral Director today she carelessly said well we’re booked up this week and it’s a week and a half to get into the national Cemetery. Now mind you this after we’ve already notified family members of his imminent death and they’re making arrangements to come into town. If we had been told three weeks ago that it was a week and a half wait to get into a national cemetery, we would’ve told our loved ones to hold off . Needless to say yes, I was mad, They needed to fix it, or I was going to sue them. The funeral Director, Jessica Ball hung up on me the day my father passed away . The original funeral Director we spoke to said oh I can’t help Now you need to speak to the Funeral Director that handles scheduling funerals. I said OK. Let me just say Jessica Ball Is the most condescending and uncompassionate human being I think I’ve ever met. She was so rude. I asked to speak to Rebekah she said “no you can’t speak to Rebekah”! This woman should lose her license as a funeral Director! I was furious that they could care less that he passed. I was furious they didn’t previously inform us there would be a week and a half wait for a burial at a national cemetery, and I was furious that she acted like I was the problem. She actually said to me well you can just take your dad to another funeral home or another cemetery! After the way, we were treated and spoken to by this Funeral home within an hour of my dad’s passing is shameful! We were having to jump through hoops to switch to another Funeral home. Quite frankly This is absolute cruelty, and unprofessionalism of this Funeral home. I will absolutely be filing a complaint with the state board not only against this Funeral home but Jessica Ball. The fact Jessica made the comment well you can just take your dad to another funeral home and another another cemetery. I was apalled and horrified by this statement. This is how Newcomer Funeral home and Jessica Ball treated a 93 year old Air Force retiree, Korea war veteran and his wife of 62 years. It frightens me to think how these people would’ve handled my father’s remains, knowing how callous and cruel they were to our family. This is a completely unacceptable and Shameful!
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