I cannot express enough gratitude for Sarah and Anna. During the most devastating time of my…read morelife--losing my baby girl just six days before her 4-month birthday--they showed my fiancé and me nothing but kindness, compassion, and patience. I had never planned a funeral before, and I was not prepared to plan my daughter's. Sarah and Anna walked me through everything gently, never rushing, always listening, and truly blessing us with their time. They made sure my daughter was home before the 4th of July, and her service was arranged beautifully and with such care. Their support gave me peace in a moment I didn't think I could even breathe through. I feel so blessed to have met Sarah, and I will forever be thankful to both her and Anna for the compassion they showed my family. They are extraordinary people doing extraordinary work, and I would recommend them to anyone who needs not only professional guidance but also genuine love and empathy in their hardest times. -Anissa Lee

We were taken by surprise and unprepared for the sudden death of our loved one. We contacted…read moreTemrowski &Sons and Ana G. was an angel who took over and helped us through this traumatic event. She was kind ,caring and extremely helpful answering our question and guiding us through steps we needed to take. Thank you Ana!

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.

Excellent team servicing for a long time in the area still family oriented. Respectful…read moreknowledgeable and really felt cared for with many family and friends of family funerals over many years.

To whom it may concern, I believe that the absolutely…read morehorrendous demonstration of what this funeral home put my family through last week is worth mentioning. I called the funeral home last week upon the death of my grandmother, on behalf of my grief stricken mother, to talk to Amanda. Amanda should be fired for fueling the fire in a rather interesting family dynamic. This included Amanda not wanting to provide a public document of a death certificate, not allowing photos from my mother into the funeral home and not expressing any concern for our flowers to be placed appropriately. Not to mention the worst of it, but she had the audacity to ask if my mother was attending her own mother's visitation. The nerve of her. All of these issues were resolved once corporate was called. Amanda has no care or concern for our grieving family or any regard for confidentially after it was asked to be kept. I would hope that these statements are taken into consideration when choosing a funeral home.

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.

Review a funeral home? Why not…read more Had my grandfathers funeral here recently. The funeral home was nicely decorated, and had plenty of seating. Chairs and sofas/couches were well maintained. The bathrooms were very clean and nicely maintained. Overall a well appointed location. Our funeral was on the small side and the one next door was very big so we ran out of parking. Might have to have people park in the nearby neighborhood if two big funerals happen at the same time. Please note they only provide coffee and have a water fountain. You should bring bottled water and snacks for your guests. The funeral next door ordered jets pizza for their guests. (cool idea!) We wished that the funeral home had an ice machine, as it was really warm and dry and everyone wanted cold water with ice. Staff were great - respectful, kind, and understanding. I can't speak for pricing, etc as I did not handle that side of things, but overall as a guest it was a very good location.

These people did a beautiful job with my mother. Everyone was treated with courtesy and respect. I…read morereally like the idea of packages it leaves so little think about.

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..