You people did a wonderful job with our feeling and our loved one. Thank you. Everything we asked…read morefor you were there. We will recommend you for in the future. Hopefully not no time soon. 2023 hasn't been very friendly to our family. Thank You again

Beuschel Funeral Home was the first thought when my husband passed away recently. My son, daughter…read more& I met with Brandon to go over details. Brandon was thoughtful, helpful, cared about what our family wanted. The service was small and somewhat different than usually held, but the staff where there to help us with anything, including making coffee. The entire process was handled with compassion, promptness and professionalism. I speak for the family when I say thank you, and we would recommend Beuschel services.

Thoughtful and caring family that help you through the difficult time in your life. The kindness…read moreand compassion Brent and his family have shown means so very much to our family. We are grateful and would highly recommend their services

I have had occasion several times to need my tractor or garden equipment fixed. I picked Hofacker…read morebecause they seemed to be a little out of the ordinary. No fancy showroom, no high pressure and nobody tried to up-sell me to new. They operate out of an old farm property complete with barn near 4 Mile & Fruit Ridge. A few old cars and trucks sitting about only add to the atmosphere. If you are lucky enough to meet George you will have a chuckle. Super nice guy with a sense of humor, looks like a cross between Robin Williams and a garden gnome. Loves to talk and knows every nut and bolt on the machines. Found them to be very honest and helpful. When you pay your bill you know you got your money's worth.

Excellent service! Knowledgeable employees. Loved doing business with these folks today. Took the…read morestress out of buying a new lawnmower! We ended up with a new Zero-turn - hope it lasts 20 years like our last one did. Thank you George!

My Mom and Grandparents are buried in this cemetery. It is gorgeous. It is also very old, Grand…read moreHaven was a city before MI was a state. Grand Haven was a port city and the Grand River connected the state to Lake Michigan. Lots of lumber and fur trade. You can see a lot of the famous names of the founders. The graves are well-tended. If you've had enough of the beach, take a walk up the hill. Peaceful, quiet, and inspiring.

Since I started coming up to Grand Haven many years ago, I stumbled across this cemetery by chance…read morewhen I was reading up on this history of Grand Haven on Google. If I hadn't read about the local haunting legends that surround this cemetery, I probably would have not known of its existence. This 40-acre cemetery sits a little off of Lake Michigan, not far from Grand Haven City Beach and the State Park. If you actively look for it, its not hard to miss; however, the key words here are "actively look". If don't seek this hidden gem out, then you most likely won't find it. The grounds of this place are immaculate! You can tell that the city of Grand Haven keeps this place in tip-top shape and it shows. There's an endless array of immaculately carved headstones and monuments of many generations of families that are worth checking. There are also even more immaculate mausoleums scattered throughout the grounds here. If you're into photography this place presents an array of opportunities for pictures, especially in the fall where the grounds explode with fall colors. What's more fascinating about this place (at least to me) is the local legend of the haunting of the founder Grand Haven, William Ferry. Long story short, William Ferry and his family's resting place that sit at the top of the hill in cemetery were very badly vandalized in 1940, with the emphasis of the vandalization being put on Willam's sarcophagus. Since then there have been reports of a "blue man" at night by random cemetery goers. Apparently the "blue man" is William's spirit as he is now watching over the cemetery. There's quite a bit of stuff on google about this legend if you take the time to look. If you're feeling more adventurous you might even consider spending an evening there and check it out yourself. Be warned, that if you don't have permission to be there after the gates closed, you will be fined and ticketed by the Grand Haven Police. Personally, I've spent three or four evenings up on the hill and while I didn't see the "blue man", I did end up having what I would consider a paranormal experience on two occasions...one of which scared the ever-living shit out of me. With that being said, if you're looking for a bit of a ghost adventure or if you're looking to just check out a really nice cemetery, you'll want to check this place out day or night as you never know what you might find.

Fantastic customer service! Skeeter was great to work with. She answered all my questions & made…read morethe entire process a breeze. I'll definitely be back in the future.

Joe and the team at U Rent It are the best around! They have everything you could need ever for…read moreyour home improvement needs. Prices are very fair and the experience of everyone there to help you get the job done is excellent.

This has been our family funeral home for many years. I went to school with some of the Cooks…read more Sadly, the only thing that has been retained is the family name. It's gone corporate & part of a conglomerate, like a car dealership - drive through service. Very professional and organized which was appreciated. Facilities are very nice as were the staff. Plenty of visiting space. Staff was responsive to queries andade themselves available. Flexibility previously seen in scheduling, accommodating the family, and honoring for some aspects of contracted services has been lost, e.g. they would not keep/refrigeratorate the casket floral arrangement until internment 4 days later. Guest refreshments contracted and paid for had to be renegotiated. Refreshments provided were very nice.

No one ever plans on needing the help of a funeral home until they do. I have been to Cook's on a…read morenumber of different occasions and at their various locations. Most recently, I went to the visitation for the father of a friend of mine. One thing I remember is that the visitation space was decorated "floor to ceiling" with items that represented his hobbies during his lifetime. There was a table set up with refreshments and it was uniquely customized for him. The staff were all very attentive and welcoming to the family and guests. All in all, Cook Funeral Home did a fantastic job of honoring and celebrating a life well lived.

We booked DADS to move our heavy things from a second floor condo to storage. Glenn (owner) was…read morevery easy to deal with and estimated the likely cost of the project right on. Our two movers, Kai and Kaiden (sorry if I misspelled your names guys!) were great - very efficient, friendly, and respectful of both us and our property. The next step in our journey will be to move the stuff out of storage into our new home (still looking!), and we will not hesitate to hire DADS for that as well!

Showed up on time called ahead and moved 2 storage units to house very quickly and made sure we…read morewere satisfied

My husband and I came in to buy a Husqvarna 350 BT leaf blower that was on sale. While we are…read moretalking to one of the salesmen and standing right in front of it the owner/manager sells it to someone else that had just walked in. Never asked us anything. That was wrong and very rude. Then offered to sell us another model for $130 more than we had to spend. Very disappointed and needless to say would not recommend these poor business practices to anyone else. Sad that your "manager" is so cutthroat that he sells product right from under other sales people. What happened today was wrong and rude to more than one person. You have lost at least one customer and possibly more. This is one recommendation/ review that will not be favorable.

Great selection of items to rent. The staff is friendly, helpful, and willing to work with you.read more