About Us
About Us
The Sheldon Funeral Home in Tunkhannock began serving local families after Ralph B. Sheldon and his son Ralph B. Sheldon Jr. purchased the Ray Greenwood Funeral Home in 1959. Thomas G. Kukuchka joined the firm in 1971, graduating from The Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science in 1972. In 1988, he and his wife June acquired the establishment, renaming it Sheldon-Kukuchka Funeral Home, Inc.
In 2016, Louis J. Marcho joined the funeral home as a licensed funeral director after graduating from Northampton Community College. Louis took ownership of the funeral home in 2022, marking a significant transition as it became known as Marcho, Sheldon & Kukuchka Funeral Home & Cremation Care.
Louis's dedication to funeral service is deeply personal, rooted in the profound experience of losing his father unexpectedly at just ten years old. This early loss left an indelible mark, shaping him with empathy, compassion, and a heartfelt understanding of grief. Alongside his wife Hannah, Louis ensures that every family receives the personalized care and compassionate support they deserve.
Recently renovated, our facility blends traditional warmth with modern comforts, ensuring families have a peaceful, welcoming environment during their time of need. We pride ourselves on striving to be the best, consistently embracing a modern yet respectful traditional approach to funerals and cremations.
Our experienced and compassionate staff takes pride in guiding you through life's most challenging moments. We recognize each family is unique, with special requests and traditions that we honor with care and flexibility. Our approach emphasizes personalization, providing families with meaningful and memorable farewells.
At Marcho, Sheldon & Kukuchka Funeral Home & Cremation Care, our goal is to simplify the arrangement process and offer creative ways to honor your loved one's memory. Our community consistently recognizes our team's professionalism, courtesy, and compassion. We remain dedicated to serving with utmost sensitivity and respect.
