John Vincent Scalia Home for Funerals Inc.

John Vincent Scalia Home for Funerals Inc. We are reachable 24 hours a day. In the funeral home business, it is rare, but invaluable characteristic. Ours is Staten Island's only full service funeral home.

There is nothing related to a funeral home that we can't handle for you. Nothing. Our expertly-trained staff is here to respond to your every need at a most sensitive time. You can leave all planning to us. Why? One reason is that we never depend on outside suppliers. Everything from a fleet of impeccably maintained limousines to an on-premises floral and religious articles shop to monuments and memorials are all owned and operated by us. Perhaps most important is the Scalia commitment to providing only the finest service with compassion and precise attention to detail. Our family treats yours with the utmost respect and courtesy. Because in your time of need, we want to take care of everything. And we do mean everything. The Scalia's Family owned business, founded in 1971, is the dream of it's owner, John Vincent Scalia, Sr. who has guided this business from it's first funeral, who today directs every funeral he can. The facility has grown from a 3500 sq. ft. facility to its present size of 10,000 sq. ft, after three (3) additions, with another to come. The Funeral Home is softly decorated with heavy ceiling moldings and dainty wall moldings. The Scalia Home for Funerals facility contains eight (8) viewing rooms of various sizes. Each painted and decorated so that each room takes on it's own personality. Every room contains a working fireplace for the physical and mental comfort of the mourners. Also, located on their premise is a Children's playroom, Quiet Times, with videos and toys are located on the premises. A casket, urn, vault and monument showroom as well. The Family owned Florist and religious goods store, is located on the property next door. The firm maintains their own livery as well. Pre- Arrangement Needs Available
Emergency Service Available
Local, Family Owned

03/25/2026

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James Carbonaro, 70 of Eltingville, passed awayon Sunday, March 22, 2026, at Staten Island Care Center in Staten Island,...
03/25/2026

James Carbonaro, 70 of Eltingville, passed awayon Sunday, March 22, 2026, at Staten Island Care Center in Staten Island, New York.

Born Friday, April 15, 1955 in Brooklyn, New York, he was the son of the late Albert Carbonaro and the late Angelina Cariello Carbonaro.

Loving brother of Francine…

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Lawrence G. Redmond passed away peacefully on March 23, 2026, he was the son of the late Lawrence and Patricia (McKee) R...
03/25/2026

Lawrence G. Redmond passed away peacefully on March 23, 2026, he was the son of the late Lawrence and Patricia (McKee) Redmond, and beloved brother to Patricia.

Lawrence, Larry, was a devoted son, brother, uncle, friend, neighbor, classmate and teammate. He is survived by his brother, Gerard...

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Grief Looks Like:Feeling great one minute andfalling to pieces the next.Avoiding things and people thatremind you of you...
03/25/2026

Grief Looks Like:

Feeling great one minute and
falling to pieces the next.
Avoiding things and people that
remind you of your loss.
Moving in and out of acceptance,
denial, bargaining, anger, and depression.
Losing interest in activities.
A desire to be alone.
Feeling like no one else can understand the magnitude of your loss.
Not getting over your loss quickly.

Nicholas (Nick) S. Petrosini Jr., 87, passed away on March 23, 2026, after a long battle with Parkinson's.Born on Novemb...
03/24/2026

Nicholas (Nick) S. Petrosini Jr., 87, passed away on March 23, 2026, after a long battle with Parkinson's.

Born on November 29, 1938, in Brooklyn, NY, to Nicholas and Susie Petrosini. Nick was raised in Brooklyn and spent his early years surrounded by family and friends who nurtured his strong...

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Kathleen M. DiAngelo-Ruggiero, age 73 of Jackson, New Jersey, passed away on Monday, March 23 rd 2026. She was born on S...
03/24/2026

Kathleen M. DiAngelo-Ruggiero, age 73 of Jackson, New Jersey, passed away on Monday, March 23 rd 2026. She was born on September 13 th in Staten Island, New York and was raised in Westerleigh to Charles Madalone and Catherine O�Connor.

Kathy was a devoted mother, mema, wife, sister, and friend who…

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Weimin worked at Staten Island New York State Institute for Basic Research for 35 years as research scientist. On Februa...
03/24/2026

Weimin worked at Staten Island New York State Institute for Basic Research for 35 years as research scientist.

On February 22 2026, she suffered a severe stroke while vacationing in Costa Rica. She was transferred via air ambulance back to a New York hospital, where she unfortunately passed away…

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This powerful memorial says it all
03/24/2026

This powerful memorial says it all

Carol Fiechter, 84 of Huguenot, passed away on Monday, March 23, 2026.A Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10:30 AM on ...
03/23/2026

Carol Fiechter, 84 of Huguenot, passed away on Monday, March 23, 2026.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10:30 AM on Friday at St Thomas the Apostle Church located at 50 Maguire Avenue Staten Island, New York 10309. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemeter, North Arlington, NJ.

The family will…

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Plan once. Rest easy knowing it’s handled.
03/23/2026

Plan once. Rest easy knowing it’s handled.

Conversation-starters for having the Talk of a Lifetime with family about the things that matter most
03/23/2026

Conversation-starters for having the Talk of a Lifetime with family about the things that matter most

The common phrase, "living life to the fullest," is actually quite challenging. Knowing life is so precious is overwhelm...
03/21/2026

The common phrase, "living life to the fullest," is actually quite challenging. Knowing life is so precious is overwhelming - one step to combat that feeling is to make a list - AKA a "bucket list".

Does running a half marathon interest you? What's on YOUR list?

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