Ardi the funeral director ensured ease and sincere compassion when my father suddenly died last…read moreSeptember, I had no idea where to turn and remembered a friendly interaction years back when inquiring about work within the funeral service industry, little did I know I would have that point of connection to inspire me to reach out to what is no doubt, an incredibly capable funeral home. The pricing and value was unbeatable for the care they provide here, thank you all so much for taking care of Cliff, my father.

Amazing people here. Tom helped me and my family plan my grandma's funeral. I have never undertaken…read moreanything like planning all the arrangements, and Tom really walked us through it, from start to finish. It was so nice to have someone there throughout the process. Really lovely place and everything went off perfectly. Very comfortable viewing rooms with plenty of seating and places for people to gather and spend time. Very pleased with how everything turned out.

First of all Paul Gramer is very genuine. He knows the business inside and out. Prior to meeting…read morehim I did shop around. Only YOU know your loved one. I was married to my man almost 41 years and it's true what the saying says, life has a way of coming around full circle. I was born and raised in Clawson and after our Mother and Father passed away we bought the house from the estate and my husband died in the family house after many years of sickness. Every funeral home is going to serve you what they learned in mortuary school, hopefully. But the funeral home will take on the personalities of the directors. Just as the quaint township we raised our children the logo was, Serving the community country style, here in Clawson it's logo is, The little city with a BIG heart and I am quite convinced that Paul Gramer fulfills his part in that logo.

I want to express my heartfelt appreciation for the compassionate and professional care provided by…read moreGramer Funeral Home. I completed the funeral services for my mother-in-law at the Gramer Funeral Home in Clawson in July 2024. As part of our family's customs, I plan to carry her ashes overseas next year for the immersion ceremony (Asthi Visarjan). When I submitted the application to the Consulate in October 2025 for a no-objection certificate to transport the ashes, they requested a cremation certificate with some specific information. I contacted Gramer Funeral Home for assistance, and Megan and Paul were extremely helpful. They prepared the certificate the same day--within just a few hours--and provided the required letter without any hesitation, even though a year had passed since the cremation. Their support, promptness, and understanding during this additional step meant a great deal to me and my family. Thank you, Navin

If I could give more than 5 stars, I would…read more When my beloved mother passed away on March 15, I was already in deep grief--but what made things even harder was dealing with unexpected complications surrounding her prepaid funeral arrangements. She had thoughtfully paid for everything 32 years in advance, intending to spare us any burden. Unfortunately, after the original funeral home owner retired and transferred her contract to another funeral home, I encountered a very distressing situation with them that was dismissive, rude, and suddenly demanding additional money despite previously telling me everything was fully covered. I was shocked, overwhelmed, and honestly heartbroken all over again. That's when I found Mr. Patrick Lynch and Lynch & Sons Funeral Home--and everything changed. I called after hours on Friday and left a message, not expecting to hear back until Monday. To my surprise, Patrick Lynch called me back within 10 minutes. He spent 45 minutes on the phone with me, patiently explaining everything, going over the other funeral home's statement line by line, and helping me understand what was actually going on. He was calm, compassionate, and incredibly knowledgeable. More importantly, he genuinely cared. For the first time since my mom passed, I felt a sense of peace and relief. I immediately knew I wanted to move my mother into their care. The next morning at exactly 10 AM, just as promised, his son Paddy Lynch called me. From that point on, everything was seamless. Paddy was kind, attentive, and so easy to work with. He handled every detail with grace and professionalism, making a very difficult process feel manageable. They helped me create a funeral that was truly beautiful and elegant--far beyond anything I could have hoped for. Even though my mother was not embalmed and went directly to the church, everything was handled flawlessly. One of the most special touches was the Juilliard-trained violinist, Sonia they arranged, which made the service incredibly moving and unforgettable. The entire experience was handled with such sensitivity, dignity, and care. In a time of deep grief and despair, Patrick and Paddy Lynch were not just helpful-- they were a source of light, compassion, comfort, strength and steady support. They treated me like family, not just a client. My mother's funeral was absolutely perfect--graceful, meaningful, and filled with love. I will be forever grateful to them for guiding me through one of the hardest moments of my life. I cannot recommend Lynch & Sons Funeral Home highly enough. If you want compassionate, honest, and truly exceptional care for your loved one, this is the place to go.

The staff is outstanding. From meeting Pat Lynch who met with us and supported us and what we…read morewanted for our precious son for his final arrangements to getting us a wonderful priest to lead the liturgy. We are forever grateful. We also had the pleasure to work with Sam who answered all the multiple questions I had. She was thoughtful and very knowledgeable and kind. She asked questions of us and took care of details I might have missed. Also, when we arrived on Saturday, she and her fellow colleague Jack opened the doors for us and welcomed us with a smile. I'm so grateful for their attention to detail and friendly smiles. First class.

AJ Desmond & Sons is excellent. The person who took the call from my family at 3:00 AM on Sunday…read moremorning was pleasant and professional. The two people who came to the house to pick up at 4:00 AM during a snowstorm were very professional. The Funeral Director, Sherry, was empathetic and professional. There was no "sales pressure" of any kind. Sherry gave clear descriptions of all the services and prices. Everything was very clearly and compassionately explained. Once services were selected, Sherry carefully reviewed them and the prices. The prices were very reasonable. There is ample parking. The decor of the funeral home is attractive. The common areas and every room I saw were spotless. Every aspect of my family's contact with AJ Desmond & Sons showed caring and professionalism. I highly recommend AJ Desmond & Sons!

A loved one passed away at home and this was the nearest funeral home. We called and they were able…read moreto come pick the deceased person up. We went up soon after to discuss services and pricing. The place itself is gorgeous; bright, welcoming. Not stuffy or sad. You can tell it's been recently updated. We were comfortable in the lobby and in the consultation room. We were offered complimentary bottled water, which is nice when you're bone dry from crying for hours straight. We made it clear from the beginning we didn't want a funeral or even viewing service. The salesperson was respectful of that and moved forward with going over cremation services. The cremation service itself is carried out by another company and was only like $600? But for some reason, the funeral home charges almost $3000 on top of that for their time and services. That seems wild to me for someone who didn't want viewing, mourning services, visitation, etc. It's expensive to live and it's expensive to die. The salesperson was friendly and mostly respectful, although we could hear the misogyny when he spoke to my husband directly, and not his sister, who was actually handling all the business. Don't like that. But he accommodated all of our simple requests without fuss. Besides the oldschool mentality of our salesperson, it was a fine place to spend a couple hours talking about a dead person.

Always excellent and compassionate and caring staff and clean and well run facility. Best place to…read morebe in a difficult time.

Thankfully I won't need them again. If you respect the dignity of your deceased one go somewhere…read moreelse. Rude and judgmental staff. Can't get official death paperwork for our loved one. Also wanted a copy of the contract we supposedly signed. Final rest should bring peace. Not shadowed by negative energy.

I have many family members and dear friends of my family buried at Clover Hill. In my community…read more(Jewish) it is considered the best cemetery. The grounds are beautiful and well maintained. The chapel is beautiful and well maintained as well. Many of our relatives and my husband's parents are buried there. I did not have a 'hand' in planning any of the funerals, but I did attend them, as well as many unveilings (A Jewish traditon) of headstones. I have no idea of their charges, but they do a great job.

Yes... I am writing a review for a cemetery. I know... it sounds morbid, but I'm hoping this…read morereview will help someone (or more than just someone) who has to attend a funeral or choose a final place to rest for a loved one. Clover Hill is where my grandparents are buried. I recently attended a funeral for my grandfather at CHPC, and while I wouldn't have chosen to spend my Wednesday afternoon at a cemetery, it was a beautiful few hours that celebrated his 92 years on this earth. The staff were helpful and the grounds are well kept. When my sister's car wouldn't start after the funeral, the staff actually helped her jump it so she could come home to mourn with the rest of the family. I wish I would have taken a picture to share, but that wasn't on my mind on the day of the funeral, but this really is a peaceful place. If you're reading this while dealing with a death in the family, my heart goes out to you. It's worth mentioning that despite the five star review, I hope not to find myself back at CHPC anytime soon, unless of course I head to visit my grandparents there.

Just to be clear, this is for Roseland Park Cemetery in Berkley Michigan…read more This place is horrible to deal with! Oct 2016 we buried my father there and it wasn't until July 2016 they finally threw some grass seed down to cover the grave. It was nearly a year before his headstone was placed. They did make sure to call and harass my mother MONTHLY for 2 YEARS for "extra services & grief counseling" even after declining those services with each call. Sept 3023 my mother passed, Wendy couldn't be bothered with us after we caught her in a lie within the first 5 minutes so she passed us along to someone else to finish up paperwork on a prepaid service. The day of the service, the workers were rude and rushed us along, talking loudly and being obnoxious the whole time. Then we were told they would have the headstone back in place, the brass death date added and grass fixed "soon". Well, it's been 8 months and nothing is fixed. I'm out there at least twice a month and it looks ridiculous.

My mother has been laid to rest here and to say the least this is the crappiest place we could have…read moreput her for forever. Like to the point I wish moving her remains wouldn't be such a process and costly. Every big day or milestone that I come up here, the gates are shut. They never clean anything. For weeks after a storm, dozens of plots had things blown and broken and nobody touched it. There has to be one person working here from the work that gets done. The hours used to be "dawn to dusk" and now it's 5-6 hours a day. If you want to be able to actually visit your loved one and be proud of where they are, stay far away from here. Just tried to take my sisters at 4pm today to visit our mom for her birthday and realized it's now only open until 3pm. I understand having closing times but you are a place for the living to visit their loved ones and you put 5 hours in a day. What a joke.