Schepp Family Funeral Homes Newell - Fay Chapel
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About Schepp Family Funeral Homes Newell - Fay Chapel
Manlius, NY 13104
The Newell-Fay Manlius Chapel of Schepp Family Funeral Homes is located just south of the village of Manlius on NYS Route 92, the Cazenovia Road (just across the street from Suburban Park Apartments, years ago the site of the amusement park). Easy to find on Manlius’ main street, our family funeral home is nestled in a residential area developed on the site of the historic Manlius School. There is a spacious parking area to the sides of the funeral home immediately adjacent to the main entrance offering ample off-street parking. The rear exit to side streets offers even more parking for exceptionally large funeral services.
Price list for Schepp Family Funeral Homes Newell - Fay Chapel
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Official prices for a Burial with a Viewing, Embalming, and a Traditional Service
Basic services
This is the fee for the basic organizational services that the funeral home will provide. This fee is generally mandatory.
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$1,595
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Transportation of the deceased
This is the fee for the funeral home to come pick up your loved one and bring him/her to the funeral home for preparation.
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$375
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Embalming
This is the fee for the embalming process. Embalming is generally not required if proper refrigeration is available.
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$375
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Staff for viewing or visitation
This is the fee for the services the funeral home will provide during a visitation or viewing. This is generally required if you would like to hold a viewing and visitation at the funeral home or if you will be needing any assistance from the staff.
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$150
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Staff for funeral or memorial service
This is the fee for the services the funeral home will provide during a funeral or memorial service. This is generally required if you would like to hold the service at the funeral home or if you will be needing any assistance from the staff for the service.
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$200
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Staff for graveside service
This is the fee for the services the funeral home will provide during a graveside service. This is generally required if you will be needing any assistance from the staff for the service.
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$200
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Use of a hearse
This is the fee to transport your loved one from the funeral home to funeral events (or between events) in a hearse.
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$375
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Body prep
This is the fee for additional preparation of the body, such as dressing and casketing.
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$35
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Casket
This is the cost to purchase a casket from the funeral home. You may choose to purchase a casket online or elsewhere, if you'd wish.
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$1,720
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Burial vault
This is the cost to purchase a burial vault from the funeral home. A burial vault is required for most cemeteries, but you may choose to purchase one online or elsewhere, if you'd wish.
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$1,590
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Flowers
This is a common price to purchase funeral flowers. You may purchase flowers through the funeral home or separately, if you wish.
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$250
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Printed programs
This is the fee to purchase printed funeral programs. You may purchase programs through the funeral home or elsewhere, if you wish.
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$150
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| Total estimated cost (minimum) | $7,015 & Up |
Frequently asked questions
Answered by Schepp Family Funeral Homes Newell - Fay Chapel
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What is the history of Schepp Family Funeral Homes Newell - Fay Chapel?
James M. Rancier, a crafter of furniture in Manlius begins to supply coffins and undertaking services in 1865 from a building at the intersection of Fayette and Seneca Streets (currently the site of the medical center). During the 1880’s the business moved to a stone building a few doors east. Retiring in 1887, Rancier is succeeded by A.A. McKee, F.E. Dewey, and Bronson Clark.
Charles E. Cole purchases the funeral home in 1891 continuing the furniture and undertaking business from a building he constructed where the current HSBC Bank is located on Seneca Street. Mr. Cole also establishes a coal company and an insurance agency in the village. Harry A. Goodfellow joins Mr. Cole in 1925 and purchases the firm in 1939 upon Mr. Cole’s retirement. Wilber “Bud” Newell joins Mr. Goodfellow in 1946, purchases the business in 1952 and offers funeral services from a home on Academy Street. He then purchases the former Baptist Church parsonage on Pleasant Street to create the Newell Funeral Home.
Upon Mr. Newell’s retirement in 1978, Lawrence A. Fay continues the business as the Newell-Fay Funeral Home for twenty years before retiring in 1999. The funeral home is now owned by the Schepp family who constructed a new facility in 2004 to serve the community. -
Who are the key people at Schepp Family Funeral Homes Newell - Fay Chapel?
Erich A. Schepp, Michael J. Small, Katherine P. Velasco-Schuyler and Kurt Benedict.
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What is the funeral planning process generally like?
We listen to your requests. Our directors offer pressure free arrangements only looking to meet your needs.
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What makes you different from other funeral homes?
We are one of the few funeral homes in Central New York who will work with you every step of the way. We control all of our operations and do not hire outside contractors like many other funeral homes.
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