Enea Family Funeral Home

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Our Family History...In August of 1969, Harry Enea, Jr. began his career in funeral service assisting Edward Holleran in the operation of Holleran Funeral Service. In January of 1972, he obtained his NYS funeral director license, and also began the Enea Monument Company. In the early 1980's, he purchased the Herkimer location, subsequently adding his name. Harry has ambitiously dedicated himself to the families of the Mohawk Valley and the surrounding areas, and is proud to say his sons are equally dedicated and are continuing the tradition.In 1982 Harry's younger brother Vincent decided to join his brother and obtain his license to help his brother better serve the community. Then in 1975 Harry and Vincent began helping Thomas Konchar in running Konchar Funeral Home, Little Falls in what is now the Enea Funeral Home.In 1992 a fellow colleague, Robert Woody who ran the Smith - Woody Funeral Home in St. Johnsville, NY put his trust in our firm to carry on his name and provide the utmost service community in this town. We were honored and took this opportunity and were anxious to now serve the families of Montgomery County. The name was eventually changed to Enea Family Funeral Home and is currently managed by John Lewandowski who lives and is active in the community of St. Johnsville.Throughout the years Harry's son Kevin decided to join his father, and uncle in giving the families of the Montgomery and Herkimer counties the attention and professionalism they deserved. He went on and obtained his funeral directors license in 1995. He joined the family business and brought forth many new ideas and concepts to the ever-changing funeral industry. Kevin is now in charge of the Enea Memorial operation; D.H. Burdick Monument Company in Clinton, NY and DeRegis Monuments of Syracuse, NY which were both acquired by the Enea family. He is also very active in the community and the operation of Enea Family Funeral Homes.Throughout the years our firm was approached by many fun