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Since 1933 we have been known to be the funeral home that works with you. We would be honored if you considered us to serve you and your family. Leak & Sons Funeral Homes offer a full line of quality end of life services. We have a large selection of caskets, urns, and clothing to fit every budget.
Since 1933, it has been the history of the Leak and Sons Funeral Home to give back to the community. We are known in the community as the funeral home that will “work with you”. My father’s instructions to our staff, is that we are never to turn away any family due to a lack of funds.
Mortuary Schools and Online Education Options. Accredited mortuary schools in the region include: American Academy McAllister Institute. 619 West 54th Street, 2nd Floor. New York, NY 10019. 212.757.1190.
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To arrange a public assistance funeral, make an appointment with a funeral home. Tell the funeral director that you think the deceased is eligible for a public assistance funeral. The funeral director will contact the county board of social services to see if the deceased qualifies and seek “conditional” approval.
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Take the time to create arrangements that best represent you. Without the stress of an immediate deadline, you’re able to plan the details at any stage of your life. Plus, you can amend your funeral arrangements as your desires, needs, and circumstances change.
The Social Security Administration pays a $255 death benefit upon the death of a person who has worked long enough to qualify for Social Security benefits, even if the deceased was not receiving benefits at the time of death.