Gina Mitchell was born in East Meadow, NY, and raised in Roosevelt New York. Gina graduated from Roosevelt Jr. Sr. High School and attended St.John's University in Queens, NY where she earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Business Administration. In 2000, she graduated from American Academy McAllister Institute for Funeral Service where she served as Vice President for her class. Gina received her New York State Funeral Director's License a year later. She worked as a licensed funeral director at John N. Moore Jr. Funeral Home located in Roosevelt, NY, and C. Burnett Funeral Home located in Hempstead NY. Gina Mitchell decided to step out on faith to pursue her goal of owning her own funeral home. She wanted to offer families so much more and give them peace of mind knowing that their loved one will be honored and respected with dignity and love. In April of 2011, she incorporated Mitchell Funeral Service, Inc. and began serving families in Roosevelt, Freeport, Hempstead, and surrounding communities. Since then, the business has tripled and continues to grow at record-breaking numbers. She is honored to serve the community in which she's lived. Over the past 19 years, she has established a tradition of trust and a reputation for devoted service to families in their time of sorry. She takes great pride in establishing a strong bond with the families that she serves. She chooses to use her career by serving families with care and compassion. She never takes any passing lightly. Gina's desire to care for families in their time of need was the reason why she became a funeral director. To Gina, that's what a funeral director is all about - helping people within the community through a difficult time. Each experience has taught her a new lesson, which she believes has gained her the true meaning of a helping hand. She is committed to helping all families, regardless of their income or need. Her promise to the community is to provide services that are dignified, respectful, compassionate, and affordable. She will always give families peace of mind and assurance that they are valued. Gina strongly feel that wishes should be fulfilled, services should be personal, unique, and should reflect the life of the deceased. She promises to always treat a family the way she would want them to treat her own family. And that's with honesty, respect, and care.
