Great Funeral Home that I recently visited. Last time I was here it was over 10 years ago. The…read moreservice provided here for a friend of mine that recently passed away was above and beyond. Great levels of hospitality and it is a warm, inviting environment. What I do recommend that I think is the major issue here is that if you know that the person has a large family please carpool over here because parking is limited and I had to see people park half a mile away or across the street to make their way into the funeral home.

Our family will be forever grateful to Damar-Kaminski Funeral Home & Crematorium for the…read moreextraordinary care and compassion they showed us during the most difficult time of our lives. Losing someone you love is never easy, but the way they guided us through every step brought comfort when we needed it most. From the very first conversation, Bogdan Gal treated us not just as clients, but as family. His kindness, patience, and genuine empathy meant more than words can express. He handled every detail of the arrangements for Joanna Bednarz's funeral with the utmost dignity and respect. The service was truly beautiful -- thoughtful, elegant, and perfectly reflective of Joanna's life and spirit. Bogdan's steady guidance helped us feel supported and reassured through every decision. We are also deeply thankful to Renia, whose warmth and understanding comforted us from the moment we walked through the doors. She was incredibly organized, responsive, and gentle in every interaction, making a painful process feel a little less overwhelming. A heartfelt thank you as well to Donna and the entire staff. Every single person we encountered showed compassion, professionalism, and sincere care. Their attention to detail and quiet support during the service did not go unnoticed. They created an atmosphere of peace and respect that allowed our family to grieve, remember, and honor Joanna in the most meaningful way. In a time filled with sorrow, Damar-Kaminski Funeral Home & Crematorium provided light, comfort, and dignity. We will never forget the beautiful service they created for Joanna or the compassion they showed our family. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for helping us say goodbye with love and grace. May God Bless you all, Bednarz Family

Beautiful facility, professional and hospitable staff. We appreciate the staff went out of their…read moreway to help us navigate the covid realities and restrictions as we remember our loved one and journey through grief.

I would highly recommend these guys 1000 times over! After the loss of my partner, we were beyond…read moredevastated and broken. Dave came and met with our out of town family at the hotel they were staying at and were patient and understanding with us. The process was easy and he did EVERYTHING we needed and then some. There were no surprise fees and they were absolutely amazing! I love everything was done there including his cremation. I would like to also add that we were able to rent the casket rather than having to buy one. This was a HUGE benefit and didn't have to cost us an arm and a leg. If you lose someone this will be the BEST place to go!

It's a difficult time and Hallowell and James helped us so much and thought of every detail…read more Compassionate staff.

Lazy, incompetent Howard fucked up my mother's funeral. Really bad…read more There was to be a local visitation Tuesday at their funeral parlor and her casket was to be shipped via airplane the next day, Wednesday, to a small town 60 miles north of St. Louis for another visitation Thursday evening and her funeral and burial on Friday. It is less than a one-hour flight from Chicago to St. Louis. On Thursday morning, the local Missouri funeral director drove to St. Louis airport to pick up her casket. When he arrived he was informed that my mother was not there. She was in Atlanta!!! It seems that Howard had decided to save himself some time and mileage and send her out of Midway Airport on Delta instead of O'Hare. Or bother to check an airline schedule. Delta did not have any direct flights to St. Louis, only flights that connected through Atlanta, their hub. Other airlines, like American, had numerous daily direct flights out of O'Hare, like the one I took the next day. Delta came up with some excuse at the airport and the director drove the 60-mile trip back home. He stopped by my cousin's house where I was staying and told us the bad news. He did not call, he told us in person. As a result of the intervention of the funeral director in Missouri, the airline was finally able to get her on a morning flight from Atlanta to St. Louis. My mother finally arrived very late Thursday afternoon, and the director drove back to St. Louis. A 120-mile round trip. She arrived in town ONE hour before the scheduled visitation. That, obviously, did not allow adequate time for preparation. When her casket was opened, he found that Howard had stuffed the large (and expensive) floral arrangement into the casket and it had leaked all its water all over her dress. She was soaking wet! The flowers were crushed and dried out and had to be repaired by the local florist. Even before these events transpired, I found Howard to be cold, distant and impersonal. He took off halfway during my mother's visitation and left some elderly couple there. At the time of her local viewing, I was also dismayed and distressed by what she looked like. Extremely poor cosmetic preparation, I had provided numerous photos but the face looked nothing like her. Just terrible. I also paid extra for a hairdresser and it looked like they did nothing more than comb her hair back, The style looked nothing like the photo. Their casket selection was lousy, ugly and overpriced. Fortunately, a couple months earlier I had found a casket on the internet that I think my mother would have been pleased with. Federal law requires funeral homes to accept caskets from outside sources, whether a different established supplier, one you make yourself or one hand-crafted by monks. This is why it is important to make at least some plans in advance, especially since the casket is one costliest items involved in a traditional funeral service and where the funeral home makes most of its money from outrageous mark-ups. The vault is another. When I returned to pick up some paperwork, I confronted Howard who was totally oblivious to the situation. He had not even bothered to follow-up to see if she had arrived. Had it not been for the diligence, persistence and caring of the destination funeral home, the situation would have been a complete disaster. Mother would have been appalled. If I had to do it all over again, I should have found a lawyer and sued the bastards. What should have been a positive memory of a dignified final service for my mother still lingers as a miserable memory.

Very respectful and considerate. They attended to any of our requests. Grateful for the assistance…read moreduring our grief and followed up several weeks after to offer any support or resources.

I have had two experiences of my own with this funeral home, which were excellent. I have gone to…read morewakes for friends and family members and their services also appeared to be top-notch. However, it was very disturbing that my family member passed away a few months ago And aside from the fact that I'm still receiving multiple surveys in the mail one was addressed to my deceased family member and went to that home address. This was a survey on the funeral home experience. I had to call this morning and inform them. I spoke to John, and he was extremely apologetic and stated he would speak to the owners to make sure that this doesn't happen again. I'm not even sure how this happened in the first place being the deceased name and address weren't on any of the paperwork aside from the death certificate. It's pretty much one of the last things a grieving individual needs, and it was made worse by the fact that I had a travel to get the mailing. In my opinion, I don't find this appropriate or excusable.

I get sad going here. I have to dig my grandfathers headstone out every time I visit. my…read moregrandmother's headstone was replaced and put in the wrong spot. Even when we explained that to them we were told that it couldn't be moved. My sister is buried there and I know exactly where she's buried because it was an XL plot a row in front of my uncle and her headstone is in the wrong place. Because my dad can't handle dealing with it, he says to leave alone. It still makes me sad, what can I do?

This cemetery is a good example of why I don't want to be buried after I die.This place is in…read moredeplorable condition. We came here looking for my husband's Aunt. who was buried here in 1985. I have all the location info but have no idea where her grave is. We walked the section for almost 2 hours and found nothing. I believe many people were buried in unmarked Graves as there are many depressions in the ground but no markers. A lot of the low markers are sunk and covered with leaves. This is a sad statement to the memory of those buried here. No one cares. Just forgotten. As if they never existed. This place needs to be cleaned up.

Our son recently passed away very unexpectedly and Brian and his staff were so caring and helpful…read more They handled everything for us and explained everything we needed to know. We would highly recommend them for your funeral or cremation needs.

My father recently passed away and we reached out to Sullivan Funeral Home for their services. We…read morecouldn't be happier with this decision. Brian and Dawn were helpful beyond words. The kindness, compassion, patience, and guidance that they showed our family during this difficult time has been invaluable. I can personally attest to their professionalism and high quality of care. While we are obviously devastated about the loss of my dad, Sullivan Funeral Home was instrumental in helping us give him a proper send off. Thank you guys!