Terry Cunningham
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“Planning the service was seamless and we were so happy with the ceremony."
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At Keystone Funeral Services, we take our promises seriously. That’s why we offer a 100% service guarantee. We strive to get every detail right the first time, every time. If for some reason we don’t and you’re dissatisfied with any aspect of your service, we will remedy it quickly and fully.
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Anthony J. Quahliero, Jr. is responsible for all aspects of funeral arrangements, preparations and services as well as home management.
A Lawrence County, Pa., native, Quahliero has dedicated more than 45 years to the respectful care of the deceased and their loved ones, including nearly three decades as a funeral director. He has worked in all phases of funeral service and previously served as President of the Ohio State Funeral Directors Association. With a history of involvement in disaster services on both local and federal levels, Quahliero’s reputation for excellence led to his selection as a member of a special mortuary response team that was dispatched to aid in the Hurricane Katrina disaster in New Orleans in 2006.
Quahliero is licensed as a funeral director and embalmer in both Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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