I am quite disgusted with this place. More than 10 yrs ago they took down a box from my parents…read moremausoleum, shattered the angel that was in it and damaged a wooden box that we had specially made. 10 Yrs ago we put up a plaque that has NOT been an issue until this year when it was taken down and supposedly thrown out. I say supposedly because I saw the things they kept that they had taken down and some of it was down right pathetic but they threw out things that were in perfect condition? That doesn't pass the smell test. NO DAMAGE to the mausoleum front from a plaque that had been in place for 10 yrs. It was put up with 3M Command strips which use the same adhesive as the 3 M Command hooks their sign says are allowed. Maybe they need to know what they are doing before destroying property that belongs to other people. Meanwhile, I can't believe deplorable condition of my grandfather's headstone. It has fallen over to the point that the top of the headstone is now sinking into the ground. Perhaps their "perpetual" care should be directed towards the things that need attention and leave other thigs alone. It has been over a year since I first asked to have the head stone put right but it still hasn't been done. I was told it will happen because there is now a work order for it.

Mount Calvary is a beautiful, well-maintained cemetery, currently under the care of Deacon John…read moreStierman. Deacon John was awesome to work with this past weekend. He conducted the service at Mount Calvary chapel. The chapel is light and lovely with some stained glass. Thanks Deacon John!

Both of my paternal grandparent's funeral services were out of Leonard Funeral Home. The funeral…read morehome did an excellent job from start to finish in both cases. Grandpa and Grandma were both in good hands there. The funeral home is family owned, and all the staff there were very caring. They are all very responsive to all of our needs, even after the services has ended. The funeral home facilities are modern and quite comfortable for family members, and easily accessible with everything being on one floor. I would have no reservations at all about recommending Leonard to others. The funeral home is the only one in the area that has a crematory on site, so for those of us who desire that option when our time comes having a funeral home that can take care of cremation on site and not having to send remains to a third party is a big plus.

Very accommodating and understanding during a difficult time. They are very respectful of everyone,…read moreproviding what was needed while also allowing the family space. Have been to funerals here and it has always been a nice (as it can be in these situations) My father recently passed away and we started working with another funeral home in which we had a poor experience. We called Leonard and they were able to meet with us the right away, took care of everything as far as transporting, and walked us through everything at our own pace. They gave us all the time we needed while setting up all the arrangements. Nice space for the family to bring food, kids to hang out, and allow family a break when needed. Allowed us to bring what ever we wanted as far as pictures, keep sakes, fishing poles, had a tv to play a picture slide show. Allowed us to have our private time but was available if needed during the viewing. They gave us all the time we needed, was very respectful of our family member and of everyone grieving, communicated well, and took care of everything. Even offered to drop off the flowers after everything was done. Made us feel like family. I hope I don't have to use their services for a long time again, but will definitely work with them when the time comes.

Beautiful cemetery with tons of history. I could spend two or more days just looking at the art…read moreused thru the years to honor the dead. It looked like they were doing lots of restoration of stones and lifting some that the earth has swallowed up. They have sinage up for rules of respect and conservation. A beautiful and quiet place. I hope people continue to have access to it to learn from and respect those that came before.

Very disgusted and disappointed. My husband has been buried there over a year and his gravesite has…read moreNEVER been attended to. Never raked or grass seed planted; just the dried dirt sitting there a year later. You pay for perpetual care! I have contacted them 4 times in the last year with no resolution. Do not have your loved one laid to rest here, no respect for the deceased or the family.

Behrs was awesome to work with. We had funeral arrangements handled mostly but Behrs helped get…read moreprayer cards, chairs , bookmarks, the obituary and thank you cards. They kindly and graciously accommodated any need we had. Thanks Behrs!

A few members of my family had their services through Behr Funeral Home. The staff is friendly and…read moredid a very nice job making my family members presentable for viewing. Not only were the deceased well taken care of, but so were the rest of the family throughout the process. The Funeral Home is a very nice 19th century mansion with plenty of parking both on and off street.

Having never worked with a hospice facility before this experience, I would have to say that…read moreHospice of Dubuque went above and beyond all my family's expectations. During such a difficult time, the compassionate nurses helped us every step of the way to make sure that all of our family needs were met. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

I took in a watch to get a new pin for the band. Was told they couldn't just sell me the pin. I had…read moreto leave it for a jeweler to install. I have changed pins dozens of times. It's a 20 second job. Left the watch. Got a claim check,admittedly didn't look at it. Picked up the watch today and was charged $12.84 for the work. Basically a 20 cent pin and 20 second job. Unbelievable price gouging. I hope they pay their jewelers an hourly rate commensurate with what they charge for their work.

I inherited my father's watch about 20 years ago, and it had been sitting since 1980…read more It is a Bulova Accutron with a solid 14k gold case, made in 1970. The crystal was scratched up pretty good as Dad was a carpenter and wore this every day. Showed minor wear, and had not run in years. I had considered just scrapping it, but was advised by Kaitlin to just have it looked at. I left the watch with them and was amazed that I had an estimate in days! The cost was MUCH less than what I had found on the internet from other repair places and did not include the new band! I couldn't be more pleased with this "new" watch! THANK YOU Kaitlin and Doland Jewelers! Craig Hill

They got back to me right away even though they didn't have the equipment I was looking to rentread more

Tim was very knowledgeable and helpful in getting me the right equipment. T and T's prices beat…read moreeveryone around. The location was convenient just off of cedar cross road.

I had a deeply disappointing experience with McCoy Jewelers that I feel compelled to share,…read moreespecially for anyone considering them for something as costly and meaningful as an engagement or wedding ring. After reading yelp reviews, I was drawn to them based on the reviews and them being a small business and operating since 1973 I took in my late father's vintage wedding band to have it resized so I could wear it. The original size was 10.75, and they measured my finger at a small of 9.25--a reduction of 1.5 sizes. They quoted me $250 for the job, with half due upfront. The technicians were articulate and displayed skill. I trusted their expertise and left the ring in their care. When I picked up the ring, it felt uncomfortably tight. Their response was simply, "Give it a few weeks." As time went on, the ring became so tight I couldn't wear it at all. When I returned, they insisted the work was done correctly at the time and blamed my finger for supposedly changing size. They offered no solution, only excuses. I asked them to resize it to a 9.5 or 9.75 so I could wear it. The refused. When I tried to discuss my concerns, the owner dismissed me with condescending double talk, suggesting I was just a difficult customer because I hadn't worn jewelry before. I felt insulted and taken advantage of. To add insult to injury, they kept the gold removed from my ring during resizing. For a typical men's gold band, reducing by 1.5 sizes removes about 1.2 to 1.5 grams of gold--worth roughly $120 to $150 at current prices. Ethical jewelers follow the practice of returning this gold to the customer, but McCoy's did not. Instead, they kept it, likely to resell or reuse, which felt dishonest and exploitative. It's important to mention that getting engaged and dealing with expensive and meaningful jewelry for a lifetime is already a stressful time. You need to be able to trust the people you're working with. Unfortunately, McCoy Jewelers only made the process more stressful and left me with a bad taste. Eventually, I had the ring properly resized at a reputable jeweler in Chicago for $85, and now it fits perfectly every day irrespective of the time of day, the weather, or my body temperature. In summary: McCoy Jewelers overcharged, kept my gold, failed to stand by their work, and treated me poorly. I support local businesses whenever I can, but I cannot recommend this one. My experience shows that, at McCoy's, the customer is definitely not always right.

My Fiance and I have had a great experience with McCoy Jewelers. He went to McCoys and got my ring…read morecustom made to how he wanted it to look like. They were great with communication and getting it done in a timely manner. We recently went back in to get our wedding bands made. We are on a time crunch and they were amazing at getting us different designs that we were looking at within two days. They all have been amazing to work with!