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Stanetsky-Hymanson Memorial Chapel

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10 Vinnin Street
Salem, MA 01970

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Since 1910, the Hymanson family has provided funeral service to the North Shore of Boston, Massachusetts. Throughout that time, Stanetsky-Hymanson Memorial Chapel has had an unwavering commitment to serving the evolving needs of the Salem community.

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A member of the Dignity Memorial® network, we understand that losing a loved one is an emotional and difficult experience, and we are committed to helping you with compassionate, professional and personal service. All of our services are designed to help families through one of the most personal and challenging stages of life.

We honor veterans

At Stanetsky-Hymanson Memorial Chapel, we understand the unique needs of America’s veterans and their families. As a Level Two Founding Community Partner with We Honor Veterans, our staff is knowledgeable in the benefits available to veterans and their families. With respect, integrity and dignity, we will walk you through the steps of creating a veteran's memorial service that truly honors the life and sacrifice of your loved one.

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Our team of experienced funeral directors is available 24/7 to assist with your funeral needs. Please contact us if you require immediate assistance or would like more information about our services.

History

In 1910, Philip Hymanson founded the Hymanson Funeral Home in Lynn, Massachusetts, now known as Stanetsky-Hymanson Memorial Chapel in Salem, Massachusetts. Philip was a member of the Chevra Kadisha and previously sold shoe laces and Singer sewing machines. From 1910 until the opening of the funeral home building at 25 Blossom Street, in 1921, funerals were conducted at a family's home.

Philip's son, Louis Hymanson, joined him in 1941, and they remained at that location until Louis built a modern facility at 117 North Common Street in Lynn. In 1965, Edward Hymanson joined his father, Louis, as a third generation funeral director. A few years later in 1971, Edward merged Hymanson Funeral Home with Stanetsky Memorial Chapel of Brookline in a new, modern chapel located at 10 Vinnin Street in Salem, Massachusetts, now known as Stanetsky-Hymanson Memorial Chapel.

In 1992, son-in-law Carl Goldman—representing the fourth generation of funeral directors—joined the family funeral home as a director. The commitment to a high standard of service and the heritage bestowed by his family members continues to this day.