Irvine-Cozzarelli Memorial Home was founded by John Caldwell in 1885. It was purchased by his employee, William V. Irvine, Sr. and passed to his son, William V. Irvine, Jr. The practice was then purchased by Mr. Irvine's employee, James J. Cozzarelli, Jr., in 1972. Through training, creativity and sensitivity, Mr. Cozzarelli has been committed to balancing the preservation of the foundation and dignity of the practice, which is now in the second century, with the needs of today's clients. Special attention has been paid to support and accommodate the community's diverse ethnic and cultural richness. The facility has been designed to envelope its guests with visual and auditory comfort. Grief therapy programs are available to support clients in their time of need. An increased range of services and economic programs have been instated to allow the opportunity to serve and support the needs of a broader clientele. Through the steadfast management of its four visionaries, Irvine-Cozzarelli Memorial Home has been known to its community as a strong and significant institution. It's current owner is an active community leader and has received numerous accolades from civic and international organizations for outstanding service and cultural leadership. The facility has been the site of several cultural and civic events and has received citations for its beauty and generosity to its guests.