Today was a very sad day. We laid to rest my brother-in-law and moved his wife to be with him. How…read moredoes someone comfort a 16 year old who is now an orphan? How do you comfort someone who lost their mom at 3 years old and their dad at 16? How do you walk by the graves of 3 other close friends who were killed tragically in a drunk driving accident? They are buried steps away. My emotions are a wreck today. But the cemetery took wonderful care of us and allowed us plenty of time to pay our respects. They were compassionate. In the end that means so much. The cemetery is beautiful as well. And you feel comforted being there. Plenty of benches and ways to sit and spend time reminiscing. Some things will always crush my heart.

I thought about whether to write a review on a cemetery, and I finally decided it's worth it…read more Yes, it is a place of sadness, but it truly is so much more. It is indeed a beautiful cemetery with well kept grounds, beautiful mausoleum buildings and very nice outdoor crypts. Having family members here in a few different locations, I sometimes drive through and look at the beauty surrounding me with every turn of the roadways. I've stopped and looked at the veteran's section and it also is a sad, but thought provoking place to reflect on the many men and women who fought for our freedom and lost their lives doing so. The bronze statues placed throughout are beautiful to look at because they are truly works of art. I attended the Christmas memorial service that they hold every year, and it was an awesome experience with refreshments and music and a memorial Christmas tree that family members can write messages on ribbons and place them on the tree. The groundskeepers are friendly and helpful. There was a time when I couldn't find a certain burial plot and they took the time to help me find it. All in all, this is one of the most beautiful and scenic cemeteries I've visited.

I ordered a headstone and paid in full in January 2025. Now I see that the owner is in jail. I…read moredon't know if there is any recourse. I would hope that he honors his orders when he is released. https://www.wxyz.com/news/region/macomb-county/husband-fights-for-late-wifes-headstone-after-business-owner-jailed-for-drunk-driving

Our mother passed over 18 months ago. The guy, Jacob, I believe, took all of our information and…read morealso a hefty down payment for nothing. He disappeared for over a year with not even a single phone call, email, nothing. After a year he sent an email saying he would start her headstone. It's been another almost 8 months and still no word. No answer when we call, no email responses, nothing. This is by far the absolute worst experience we as a family have ever had. DO NOT use this company for any services. Please just walk next door to the next business. If I could give negative 10 stars, I would.

horrible maintenance. It a year and a half before they planted grass on my father's grave.read more

Nine years ago My father pre-paid for ALL of his funeral expenses, including Clinton Grove where we…read morehave three generations buried in a family plot. It has always been a wonderful place - excellent staff to work with - communicative - helpful - compassionate. However, staff has changed and not for the better. Upon his death, I was told at the last minute I would need to pay $500 for a Saturday funeral so the cemetery could pay overtime for their employees. The contract we signed was clear that there would be no extra charges - nor were we ever told that we would have to pay any additional fees. Staff was rude, lacked any sense of compassion and tried to negotiate half the fee and still charged me even though I was also there purchasing the plot next to my father for $2000. The day of the funeral, construction machine (like a backhoe) lifted my dad's casket into the vault that was on the little driveway, and then drove over to the grave and lowered him in while the maintenance workers in their bright yellow vests guided it into the grave. It was LOUD, and was more like a construction zone than a solemn funeral. No one could hear the pastor. We didn't know this would be the way it was going to be done until the morning of the funeral. It was the most utmost disrespectful and shocking way to see my father buried - there was no tent, no grassy turf, no solemn lowering of his casket. I was mortified - as was everyone else in attendance. His gravestone (that was already in place before he died), was moved off to the side off its foundation to dig the grave, was never put back in place. It is beyond sad that our loved ones and ancestors are now in a place that has no regard for them, the respect they deserve. I don't trust them anymore - I will continue to make numerous trips from Ohio to make sure my family's plot is well maintained - especially now that my father is there. I hope someone takes notice of the unethical practices of these people running this cemetery and makes some changes. I know my father would be absolutely disgusted at the way this happened.

I can not say enough amazing things about Kaul funeral home. They made a heartbreaking situation a…read morelot easier on me and my family. Katie went above and beyond for us. I would recommend them to anyone and everyone. Very very pleased with the whole process. Thank you so much Katie for EVERYTHING you have done for my family and I

I live 2 hours away and am handicapped, but wanted to do something for my uncles funeral. I called…read moreand spoke with John who was very kind and helpful over the phone, answering my questions. The next day I called again because I needed more information, the lovely lady who's name escapes me now, was very helpful as well in answering more of my questions. My mother, sister and brother went though and said the people there were very kind and made sure everything was as my uncles adult children wanted. I have read all the other comments on 3 separate pages about this funeral home and it appears everyone was pleased with how these folks handled their wishes.

We had Monica assisting us with an unexpected death. We were her first clients and she was amazing…read more Taking the time to explain things in detail. She helped create a Life Rmembered book and it looks amazing capturing all of life's moments. Thank you Monica you were amazing.

Abby did a wonderful job helping our family thru a very difficult time. We cannot thank her enough…read morefor her kindness and efficiency. Highly recommended.

Find my deceased husban Samuel F Lewis Grave and upkeep rests in Garden of our Savior 75 D. very…read morepleased with your services and understanding. Thank You ,Phyllis Lewis (Samuels) Widow).

I have mixed feelings about my review because this is such a very difficult business to manage...or…read moreso it seems to me. People coming in with their emotions sky high, most of the time not able to think clearly. Elderly people trying to ask questions but not knowing how to form their questions, etc. My dad is buried here. I think, overall, the land is well-maintained. My mom is not happy that my dad's stone is sinking and wanted it raised. True enough you can barely see the expensive granite on the stone/marker, whatever you call them. Our employee/helper, Norman, was kind enough but at times he became frustrated with mom and started looking to me for help...sorry buddy, you're on your own as this was mom's request. He must have said that the earth spins thus causing the markers to sink in the ground, about 10 or 15 times...sigh, message delivered. He also chastised mom for when he asked about name for the paperwork she gave her name and then he went to look for it and discovered he needed dad's name so he told her in future to request dad's name for paperwork..um, perhaps you could have clarified with her before you went looking for Patricia's paperwork when she said she wanted to raise her husband's stone...not too many husband's named Patricia, but who knows now-a-days anything goes. Finally we find out that it will cost close to $800 to ship the material to raise the stone and then another $300 for the material and labor. Since the earth spinning and their perpetual maintenance can't seem to raise the stone she would need to purchase this material and they would raise it for her...however, as Norman, reminded us, the earth will spin and that too will eventually sink - Gawd. Overall, Norman was patient, somewhat knowledgeable and helpful; we are grateful for that. Poor guy, after all he invested with mom she decided to think about it ... it is a lot of money and after all the earth does spin... Side note, their office is in sad state of affairs...not updated, dead plants outside (plants probably are like, might as well join them), dirty office, etc..

Lincoln Granite was great to work with at such a difficult time. Sherri and Kim were so kind and…read morehelpful. Best part was that the headstone for my mother arrived ahead of schedule!! Very pleased

Professional and kind were the staff. The value and workmanship was fantastic. Our headstone…read moreturned out amazing very happy with our purchase. Thank you. Jen and Enzo.

I highly recommend this funeral home the people who work there are very friendly and help you with…read morethe final arrangements of your loved one. They will cater to all your needs.

Admittedly, I spent no money here and wasn't a customer…read more I visited and paid last respects to a longtime friend who met his untimely demise. This funeral home was noticeably nicer than the last time I visited to participate in the funeral of a family member. Very nice.

I have to agree with the Clif post. This place really did take advantage of a grieving family…read more The facility is definitely beautiful and I think that's what brings people in. I have never seen such an awful job on a loved one. It was so bad that the deceased was unrecognizable. The disappearance of beer and the attitude when asked about picking up the liquor was just disturbing and unprofessional. Another thing that happened was the fact that a family member left their cigarettes in a "safe" place so they did not have to carry them around in their pocket. It seems that someone there felt this meant it was a free for all and helped themselves to most of them. I am so glad I kept my purse with me at all times. Very little integrity here. The owner or manager really needs to screen their employees better and let them know that preying on grieving families is despicable and down right low. Karma...

Recently attended a wake/service for a family member. Although everything in the establishment was…read morebeautiful, a lot of other things were not quite so nice. First, I have no idea how they could have made my loved one look so unlike himself. From overzealous makeup to being able to see stitches - it was awful. When we asked where we could tuck away our personal items, we were initially told to stow our things in the large closet near the front door. Um, that was a long distance from where we'd be spending our time. It took two more inquiries to find out that there is a closet for family right by the entrance to the viewing room. When the long day ended, it was nice to see that employees ( a couple of girls, under 21 years old, were around all day and we assume that this was their job) had loaded a cart with left over food, soft drinks, wine and beer. BUT, when we loaded all of this into our vehicles, a 12 pack of beer was missing. Just disappeared. Also, one of the folks who came for the wake had placed a bottle of liquor in the casket. It was also missing. We realized all of this the next day. When a family member called to inquire where the liquor bottle was, there was some hesitation on the phone and then finally an admission that the liquor was still at the funeral home. We went to pick that up. It should have been on that cart! You can't cremate a bottle of booze and it did NOT belong to the funeral home. We did not bother with the beer - we had no proof that their employees took that, but everything was intact until everyone attended the closed door service at 7PM. It is completely unprofessional to have kept the liquor. And under age employees stealing beer? The people working here are disgusting, preying on the grieving and hoping we wouldn't notice the missing items. DO NOT send your loved one here for any reason. Truly despicable actions dressed up in a pretty package. Not to mention the horrible job in presenting our family member for visitation. One star is too high a rating!

My uncle passed this week and we had his visitation and funeral at Wujek Calcaterra & Sons. While I…read morewas not part of the planning, I did attend both and felt like everything went well, all things considered. There was a private room for the family for food and drinks and a quiet place to get away.

Wonderful experience. The employees were kind, helpful and effecient! Would recommend them to…read moreanyone.