Aah, yes, Yelp, the only form of social media where one would announce their mother died only to…read moreawkwardly segue into nit picking the funeral home. You know, just take your loss and turn it into little barbs. So, yeah, my mom died unexpectedly in August and I haven't felt much like writing on here since. The future reviews collection stacks up but I planned to make Kaul next and every time I think about it I'm like nah, later. They did a pretty good job. Mom looked alright in the casket with birds on it they had. She had a bit of a frown, like she was disappointed she's dead. We all were. It was a tough time. Jason met with us for over 3 hours, going over particulars. He was pleasant enough. I could tell he meets with the aggrieved all the time. He did make multiple typos in the obituary but we ironed it all out together eventually. The space was what you'd expect for a visitation, at least akin to previous wakes I'd been to. The adjoining kitchen was nice and the food was basic but nourishing and plentiful. We had leftovers for awhile. Kaul made a nice book from the digitized photos we provided for a slideshow, mailed to my dad. And I was able to make a playlist for the visitation on Spotify but it took a good ten minutes for them to figure out how to get their iPad hooked up to the sound system and a bit longer to get the volume at an appropriate level. Not the hugest deal but at times like that little stressors get magnified. I had this grief brain fog which I learned is a thing. All in all, I do think we sent my mom off in style, as painful as it was. It was my first time losing a parent and this is my first time reviewing a funeral home. I can't speak to the financial aspect as my dad footed the bill but there were no major wrinkles in the visitation. Ample room for flowers and photo boards and for family and friends to visit.

We have used Kauls for many funerals over the last 20 years for our family. We would always…read morerecommend them because of ease, professionalism, and caring employees. When my grandma passed, we of course went with Kauls. From the first meeting to the last, it was a struggle this time. And that is unfortunate because it is such an emotional time. My grandma is a WWII Marine and the director we were assigned had no clue what to do. She told us a ton of faulse information.. like we could not have the Marines at her service because it was on the weekend and they would not come. I had to take it upon myself, during a time of grieving, to arrange and reach out to the military and do the arrangements on my own. The military were fantastic and even scolded the funeral home. When the Marines arrived, they were appalled to see that Kauls had folded the flag wrong and displayed it incorrectly. During such an emotional time you would think a funeral home would offer support.

After the devastating news of my nieces death it was very difficult to make decisions. Sara…read morewelcomes us like family and guided us with care to make our decisions. She treated us like family. The Funeral home is comfortable like a home. My niece looked so beautiful. The make up was so natural. My niece just looked like she was sleeping.

My brother passed last week and I was at a loss for what my family and I could, would, or should…read moredo. I met Mr. Jim Walsh at a time when I really needed a kind, trustworthy, and knowledgeable person to help me down a road I never thought I would have to travel to so soon. Mr. Walsh treated my family and I with kindness, respect, and candor. He was able to help my family and I find a way to show love and tribute to my biggest brother. Jim spoke so elequently in a way that made everyone feel at ease. I had several people come to me and say they were touched in one way or another by different portions of the service and even had people tell me "hey i really like that guy" even though they had never met him one on one. I couldn't have asked for a more comfortable location with many conversation pieces and private areas for reflection. What a beautiful building and welcoming atmosphere. I really felt at ease when I showed up to the final service at the century and saw Jim was there as promised doting every I and crossing every T. His last words to family and I left us with peace and offered comfort in the worst of times. Best of all he made it all seem so effortless and made us feel like we were right where we belonged. From the moment I walked out of the door at Faulmann and Walsh after meeting Mr. Walsh for the time I felt like everything was under control and would be ok. God Bless you Mr. Walsh and thank you for making my family and feel like we were a part of yours.

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.

They were very helpful and walked me through the process when my wife passed away…read more Very good prices with no hidden fees. Thank you

Ben took our call fairly late in the evening after our loved one passed and helped us understand…read morepricing and process simply so we could make time-sensitive decisions amidst our grief. He then sent a transporter (which I remembered your name too, as you were lovely). When we arrived in Cremation Source's offices the next day, Crystal explained everything further and helped with the paperwork. She also helped keep things moving quickly since I was in town just another week. Thank you all for your kindness, professionalism and for making things so simple.

amazing place is all i have to say. so so helpful and empathetic. make you feel comforted during a…read morehard time

My husband died too soon - 58 years old. I had no clue what needed to be done. The staff was very,…read morevery helpful. We had one full day and it went by without a glitch. When they needed to ask me something it was discreet and quick. I didn't have to worry about incidentals. I dropped off the picture boards (which they supplied) and other items I wanted displayed (pictures in frames, lions jacket, guitar, etc.). They took care of displaying these items around the room. When the day was done they didn't rush me - not once! The next day at the church they again went into action without me having to worry about a thing. They knew what the church permitted and how everything was to happen. We had military honors which they made sure of. Again, I didn't have to organize one thing! I tried to give them a "tip" at the end. They wouldn't hear of it. He politely said no and said it was his pleasure. I would highly recommend them!!

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.