March 2018

Page A13 MARCH 2018 FUNERAL HOME & CEMETERY NEWS S ec t i on A ASSIGNMENTS PAID WITHIN 24 HOURS Yes , it’s that easy! CALL TODAY FOR YOUR RISK-FREE CONSULTATION 800-430-7935 www.betacapitalcorp.com • Professional courteous service • No chargebacks • Training for you and your staff • Frequent status updates • Free overnight check or direct deposit Contact Michael at 800-430-7935 and find out how easy it is! Don’t let assignments be the death of your business. Beta Capital simplifies the challenge of collecting on assignments so your business has the cash it needs... TODAY! Beta Capital makes it as easy as pie to eliminate receivables, avoid risk and increase cash flow. Patrick Halvey Riverview Funeral Home by Halvey Celebrates New Facility Continued from Front Page “We are excited to wel- come the Beacon com- munity to our new River- view location,” said Patrick Halvey, president of Riv- erview Funeral Home by Halvey. “Moving from 24 Willow Street to 2 Beekman Street gives us the opportu- nity to provide the Beacon community with a modern, spacious and beautiful facil- ity to serve families in their time of need.” Attendees enjoyed tours of the new facility, beauti- ful Hudson River views and spirits, beer and food from local Beacon merchants. Vendors represented in- cluded Drink More Good, Dennings Point Distillery, Hudson Valley Brewery, 2 Way Brewing Company, Bank Square Coffee, Trax Expresso & Coffee Roast- ers, Max’s on Main, Glazed Over, Mr. V’s Deli and Mr. Mozz Gourmet Food Products. Raffles for gift certificates to Cafe Amar- cord, the Roundhouse & Dogwood restaurants also ran throughout the event. “The Halveys’ have creat- ed an extraordinary funeral home, with floor to ceiling windows overlooking the majestic Hudson River, to serve families in their time of need,” said Beacon archi- tect and designer of the fa- cility, Aryeh Siegel. In addi- tion to Siegel, the Halvey’s employed over twelve Bea- con contractors to com- plete the construction of the building. Riverview by Halvey Funeral Home also commissioned a special painting of the view from Beacon’s Long Dock Park from local artist, Russ Cu- sick to hang in the entryway of the building. The funeral home, now one of the largest in New York’s Hudson Valley, has been fully rebuilt with a substantial patio, two spa- cious service rooms and endless views of the Hud- son River. While main- taining a classic traditional style cohesive with the ex- isting neighborhood, the new facility is a modern, 100 percent handicap ac- cessible building with plen- ty of onsite parking. The fu- neral home also employees Zoey Halvey, a Goldendoo- dle dog as their community outreach manager. Since 1933, family owned and operated Riverview Continued on Page A18