Stevens Memorial Chapel

I recently went to a long time friends funeral at Stevens Memorial Chapel. My husband and I were in an overflow area due how many people were in attendance. A man was standing next to us whom we did not know that he was managing the funeral and thus an employee. He struck up a small conversation with my husband saying how hot it was inside and then proceeded to discuss the length of the funeral and how he had not anticipated it to last this long... funeral was scheduled for 400 pm and it was almost 500 pm so not too long at this point in my mind. He asked my husband if he had anticipated it running this late to which my husband responded briefly to and then tried to continue listening to the service. A few minutes later the man made mention that he wished he had an old school bell to ring. I looked at him briefly thinking that seemed kind of rude, but brushed it off. However, after a few more minutes he made the comment that maybe he should set off a fire alarm. My husband and I both looked at him and couldn't believe he had just said that. He had no clue as to who we were, but as an employee talking to whom he had to know were guests of the funeral this was just WRONG. I politely, but firmly told him that this man was my friend and asked him to please STOP. I proceeded to walk away from him. I was angry that he would do something like this. I'm so glad we were not family members... how mortifying to think that he would say something like that to a grieving person. I felt it important to share this with others who might consider this location for a funeral of your loved one. I would hate for this behavior to ruin your special time to say goodbye. I didn't get the name of this person, but wished I had. Be forewarned.