Lisovetsky Memorial Home is an oasis of support and compassion for the Russian-speaking community of New York, offering solace during times of profound loss. Founded by the Lisovetsky family, it became the first home of its kind in the history of Russian immigration to the US, where everyone can find comfort and understanding.
Professionalism, compassion, and a deep understanding of others’ pain are what set Lisovetsky Memorial Home apart. Its location in the building of New York’s first Jewish funeral home, established over 150 years ago in Brooklyn, adds symbolism and historical significance to the memorial.
We treat every client as a member of our family and are ready to provide comprehensive support during the most difficult times. Our staff will take care of all organizational matters, from paperwork to farewell ceremonies, taking into account all your wishes and cultural traditions.
Alla Lisovetsky, the founder of the memorial home, has dedicated her life to helping people. She created a place where everyone, regardless of their social status or financial capabilities, can say their final goodbyes with dignity.
Lisovetsky Memorial Home is more than just a place for funeral ceremonies. It’s a home where you’ll be supported, helped to cope with grief, and have all organizational matters taken care of.
Alla Lisovetsky is a pioneer in the field of funeral services for the Russian-speaking community in America. Her desire to help people in difficult times became the foundation for creating Lisovetsky.