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  O'Donnell Funeral Home goes above and beyond in every way possible. After a 1 hour interview with Mr. O'Donnell, we thought we had given him enough information for a touching obituary. Little did we know, he used all of that information to create the most wonderful celebration of life possible. Upon arrival at the funeral home, we were greeted with beautiful collages, projectors highlighting our loved ones favorite locations, milkshakes, and maid rites (all things dear to the decedent). Rather than feeling a profound sense of grief, our family felt uplifted from the way O'Donnell's had set everything up. For a truly different and memorable experience, I would highly recommend James O'Donnell funeral home.

  Added May 22, 2017 by Jill Harper
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  This is the best place in town to honor a loved one. The services are rich, warm, and tell a person's life story in a really unique, wonderful way. This is the place to create memories and honor a life well lived.

  Added January 01, 2017 by Sally Kintz