Tabone Komorowski Funeral Home

05/06/2026

My dad loved sailing and the beach. He lived in Fla. for half the year. This is the7 gauge steel grave vault he wanted to be buried in. I know he is at peace and in a better place now.

05/02/2026

Dad loved to travel and have fun with family when he wasn’t working. The first picture is of him holding me with my mom in front of us.

05/02/2026

He obtained his funeral director's license in 1968, one day after his birthday, the same year I was born. Fifty-eight years is a considerable amount of time to dedicate to a profession, but he thoroughly enjoyed every moment, assisting families and friends during difficult times. For him, it was not merely a job, but an integral part of his being. He worked alongside his father until 1972, when Florian passed away unexpectedly. Fortunately, he had the support of his brother, Jim, and sister, Elaine, to help the family business continue to thrive and evolve into what it is today. We love you dad.

05/02/2026

My dad was by no means a social media guy but he was very social
God rest his soul.

04/16/2026

News press in polish daily news from when grampa opened our funeral home in 1939.

04/03/2026

God bless all on this holy day. Happy Easter. . Stanislaus.

03/08/2026

4677 likes, 165 comments. “As Catholics, we honor the body even after death.”

12/30/2025

We wish everyone a happy and healthy new year!!

11/20/2025

Visit the veterans section at Calvary cemetery to view the headstones of Medal of Honor recipients. There are approximately ten that I observed. May God bless these heroes.

11/09/2025

We are deeply grateful for the service of our veterans in safeguarding our nation and its citizens. God bless you.

11/07/2025

11/01/2025

Moment of Remembrance

October 27, marks the anniversary of the abduction and murder of Amy Renee Mihaljevic. Today is a solemn day and we ask those who remember Amy to observe a moment of silence in her honor.
While there will not be a run/walk this year, we are hoping to raise awareness of the case and encourage families to talk about what happened so many years ago. Rest assured, the case is still active and is being worked on by detectives. At this time, there are no new major developments to report. However, we know that with continued diligent work and tips from the public that we will solve this case. We will find justice for Amy, closure for her family and solace for the Community of Bay Village.

If you have any information regarding this case, please call the Bay Village Police Department at our non-emergency number 440-871-1234 and ask to speak to a detective.

Thank you,
Chief Robert Gillespi
Bay Village Police Department