This is a very big and very old cemetery. I have many relatives buried here. It is fun to wander…read moreand find your families name. I never knew I had such a big family! I believe this is a catholic cemetery.

One of those unexpected little spots you find on a road trip…read more We were driving through the area and passed right by this old, small town cemetery until I bugged my husband to turn around. The property had some beautiful trees in full fall color, so I really wanted to take a couple of pics to capture the fall foliage at peak season at the very least, as well as check out some of the older headstones. We stopped for a few minutes and toured the property. It didn't have a big sign, just what appeared to be a hand-painted sign near the entrance. There was no office on site, nor anybody else around. It almost felt like a place that time had forgotten, only it hadn't. A few graves had flowers on them, others had flags (for veterans) and most of the graves, even the very old ones, seemed mostly well-maintained. It was eerie and beautiful, all at the same time, with the brightly-colored leaves falling and a slight mist on every surface. Most of the graves appeared to date back to the early 19th century. Most of the headstones had lost much of their engraving to time and were illegible by now, their contents erased by age, while a few others, mostly from the later 19th century and turn of the twentieth century, seemed more intact, but still pretty hard to read. Several graves appeared to be veterans of the Civil War or World War I, their markers punctuated by additional military adornment placed next to their headstone area. A few others were easier to read, but several of the headstones and sculptures contained writing in such a fancy script that it was hard to decipher every word. The oldest ones, erected two hundred years ago, some earlier, still had a haunting beauty to them, but any writing was long-erased by the elements, leaving us to wonder who these people were and what secrets might have been buried with them. Here and there were a few larger structures, probably vaults for prominent families and the like, as well as some artful sculptures of cherubs, angels, crosses and the like. While some of the headstones were illegible, at least none of the graves or sculptures appeared damaged by vandals or anything like that. Most seemed pretty intact and were otherwise only marred by time itself, not human interference/desecration. We visited the week before Halloween, so it was sort of the perfect time of the year to go wandering around through a quiet country graveyard. PS it was dead quiet, so...

Northeastern Window and Door does not seem to want my business. I have been trying for 3 weeks to…read moreget a windows replacement quote. They have taken my name and phone number at least 6 times over the last 3 weeks. They called me to come out, never showed. As I am writing this review, they called back and said Wednesday between 9 and 11am...we will see. History is not on the side of Northeastern Window and Door.

Reputable and professional, period. Every person I've dealt with here has been just that -…read morereputable and professional. I think what they offer, in terms of products and installation services, is amazing. I appreciate the work and effort that goes into running a business like this. It's not easy. I'm glad they're here.

Excellent service! Friendly and reasonable rates! I very much appreciate the ability to supply…read morewitnesses to sign.

Besides being very professional, she is very cheery and upbeat and awesome personality. Big stack…read moreof documents and she knew what everyone of them was for and needed. I would defiantly recommend her for notary services!

My Aunt/Godmother's arrangements were held here a few years back. Its a small place with 2 large…read moreviewing rooms and a small shared reception area. Our viewing and service was going on at the same time as the other, and with the shared entry and reception, both parties brought in food. It got very confusing on which family brought which food. Other than that, it was a clean and modern facility and my Aunt's service was held in a respectful and dignified manner.

We were so pleased with the way Bannons took care of my mother-in-law, we are in the process of…read moresetting up our own funerals with them. They are excellent in every way. They do not push any choices on you. Let you decide whatever you want.

I moved about 30 miles from Alpena to Lincoln. Donnie and crew had me packed, moved, and unpacked…read morebefore noon, all for about $800. Great job!

I definitely recommend Donnie and his crew from Thunder Bay Moving. Donnie knew that I was…read morecoordinating the move from out of state, and gave me tips on questions to ask and red flags to look for in case we decided to go with another mover. We ultimately hired Thunder Bay to pack, load, and move my parents from Harrisville, Michigan to Sheridan, Wyoming, and I'm so happy we did! Communication was excellent. They were very patient with my parents throughout the packing and loading process, and they arrived right on schedule!

This company is awesome. While on vacation my son ended up having his child one month early. We…read moreended up three days at Alpena hospital. While there I wanted to have a custom shirt made for the baby for a memory of this day. The owner of Family Enterprise went out of her way to expedite the creation of a shirt for us. She was amazing to work with and I highly recommend this company to anyone looking for custom goods. Anything from shirts to metal, they do it.

you know this is a place with high class exceptional help I dont think I haever had bad…read moreexsperience in 50 yrs thank you thank you I have been in there when there irate people that wont listen or follow instrution and they always handle themselve very profession than you alpena post office always so helpful two guys that work in from sam in back hailey good job thank you for all ur hard work

Down home honest friendly people. Also efficient and know their job in terms of address changes .read more