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  George Rivera did a wonderful job and was very easy to work with. We were extremely happy with the Demaine Funeral Home and highly recommend it.

  Added July 16, 2017 by Julie Gigante
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  Unfortunately the Demaine name is now tarnished in our family. Found Diana to be curt and disinterested in addition to inaccurate in our dealings. Ended up trying to work around her instead of with her.
  
  Our family will not be using Demaine's again. Such a shame.

  Added January 03, 2017 by Nina B Jessup
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  Until I read a previous review, I thought I was maybe overreacting because I was upset. There was a lack of structure, no guidance, Mom wasn't even told when she should arrive before the service. Once we arrived Diane walked Mom upstairs and disappeared. No instruction for a receiving line, when to enter the room for the service, nothing. So it was a giant blob of people. After the guest sat themselves, we then eventually sat ourselves in the reserved family section. This is when Diane reappeared and we were told we were not to sit there. It was reserved for the widow and her children. We tried to explain we were also of the departed's children and grandchildren. She wouldn't even listen. The service its self was beautifully done by a lovely woman named Robin.

  Added November 28, 2016 by Genna Savio