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  Dear Mr. Stefan,
  Would it have been a better decision to not get involved with this terrorist's remains? Would it not have been preferable for our country for his body to be shipped back to Chechnya and be taken care of there? I believe your involvement with this will have a negative impact on your business. I know I will never be able to bring myself to do business with a funeral home or cemetery that shows any regard for this terrible, demented murderer and maim-er. You are showing him a dignity and respect that he does not deserve, has not earned; he spit on the country and people who were welcoming and generous to him. There were alternatives; you did not have to become involved. Its a matter of taking a stand, of doing the right thing. I think you chose poorly. Lauren McConnell

  Added June 22, 2017 by Mitchell McConnell
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  Congratulations on being one of the few who can look past the rhetoric and recognize that terrorist monster or not, he had a wife and child who loved him. THEY deserve a funeral. THEY didn't do anything wrong. THEY deserve - especially the very young child - a memory and pictures they can look back at. He may grow up to hate his father but at least he will have the chance as a child to remember his daddy as his daddy, and have a nice service to remember.
  
  Those of you leaving negative feedback really need to take a step back and look at yourselves. You should be ashamed that you can't even give the grieving, innocent, totally uninvolved family this moment.
  
  Nice job Graham, Putnam & Mahoney. There are decent people in the world.

  Added May 01, 2017 by Deb Walin
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  Beautiful funeral home...and outstanding service...Keep up the great work.

  Added December 01, 2016 by Steve Viah
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  The milk of human kindness. What more could one ask for in a funeral director who handles the last acts for a human soul on this earth?
  
  I am so grateful that Mr. Stefan had this kindness and the courage to accept the body of a troubled human soul. Thank you. God bless you.

  Added October 15, 2016 by Gail AtNight
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  People need to remember that funerals exist to provide comfort, healing and support for THE LIVING. The dead don't much care. As of today, the family of the marathon bombers are innocent, and are suffering along with the rest of us. They're entitled to a funeral, and some comfort so that they can bury their son to start the grieving process.
  
  This is not about a dead bomber. It's about family.
  
  

  Added August 17, 2016 by Johnnie Holt