About Luyben Dilday Mortuary
Luyben Dilday Mortuary has been serving the Long Beach community with sincerity and care since 1906. As a family-owned and operated business, they take pride in providing attentive, experienced, and personal service to families during difficult times. The staff is known for their compassionate and loving approach, making families feel supported and cared for throughout the grieving process. The team is praised for their professionalism, attention to detail, and ability to guide families with ease. They are always available, offering trust, affordability, and convenience, 24/7, 365 days a year. Families appreciate the personal touch, from thoughtful chaplain/pastor arrangements to peaceful funeral services. The funeral arrangements are often described as beautiful and comforting, helping families through their loss. Overall, Luyben Dilday Mortuary is highly recommended for their superior service and for making families feel like their only focus during challenging times.
I couldn’t have asked for a more patient, loving, and supportive mortuary to help me navigate the loss of my mother. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for high quality service.
Losing my dad wasn’t easy and I didn’t know what to do or where to take him… I couldn’t be happier knowing that they took him to the best place which is Luyben Dilday. This place is incredible caring. Randy, thank you sooooooo much for helping us throughout this rough time. You’re an amazing, kind, caring, and thoughtful person. My family and I are very grateful for all of your support and encouragement in our saddest moment. We couldn’t have asked for a better person than you Randy. Thank you so much again and God bless you and everyone in Luyben Dilday.
Daniel and Art were most helpful to me. When I lost my husband of 58 years they listened and helped me through the agonizing process of preparing for the loss and how to handle and make decisions on what to do next. There is so much paperwork and decisions that have to be made and at the time of a loss you can't seem to navigate in a normal fashion.
Thanks, Dan and Art