At times of loss, it is often a great comfort to return to cherished traditions. To find ourselves in a familiar place, with old friends. To receive the heartfelt condolence of people who shared our love for the one we have just lost. To tell stories, and to slake our sorrow with enduring memories of the happiness they brought us in the past. It has been our singular mission to provide such a space, and offer such services, to our friends and neighbors in Elk County.
Recent Obituaries
Peter C. Bosnik
January 16, 2025
Gloria B. Harvey
January 15, 2025
Dorothy M. Bon
January 13, 2025
Gerald E. “Jerry” Brennen, Jr.
January 13, 2025
Florentino J. “Tino” Cesa
January 8, 2025
Past Obituaries
Thomas A. Krivonyak
January 5, 2025
Darlene A. Nappe
January 3, 2025
Sally J. Wilson
December 31, 2024
Patsy J. Scutella
December 26, 2024
Edward J. Zelt
December 23, 2024
Ann M. Wehler
December 22, 2024
Mary E. Mattivi
December 17, 2024
Vivian “Jeannine” (Parks) Schreiber
December 3, 2024
Why Choose Us
Tradition
We are celebrating our fourth decade as Elk County’s preeminent provider of funeral and memorial services, directing about two-thirds of all funerals in the region each year.
Personalized service
One of our three licensed funeral directors is on duty 24/7. You can count on our professional personal attention from your first call until you’ve said your last goodbye.
Preplanning
We are expert not just in preplanning funeral details, but in arranging insurance for final expenses, servicing existing policies, claiming available benefits, and even protecting assets upon entering long term care.
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2021 Covid Update
Lynch‑Radkowski Funeral Home remains committed to providing opportunities for meaningful consolation to grieving families during the COVID-19 pandemic. While remaining strictly compliant with standing legal restrictions, we are determined to continue to enable families to participate in the traditional rituals they cherish in a safe way. Due to restrictions on the number of people who can gather indoors, we continue to offer live-streaming options for anyone unable to attend a service in person.
There is no known risk associated with attending a visitation for someone who died of COVID-19 if they have been properly embalmed, so traditional options for burial and cremation remain safe and available.
Plans for future expansion include options for safe-distance visitation.