Extremely disappointed in this Funeral Home. Unprofessional is the best words I can give…read more Multiple family flower arrangements were sent to this business based on information given from their website. No flower arrangements were delivered to Susan's celebration of life. Very bad business practice. https://www.altogetherfuneral.com/obituaries/d-21062585/jefferson-wisconsin

From the owner: Schneider-Michaelis Funeral Home is dedicated to providing you an exceptional level of personalized…read moreservice to ensure your funeral arrangements will be as unique as your loved one. From cremation and traditional burial to ShareLife celebrations of life, we provide options and guidance tailored to you and your family. If you're looking for thoughtful and compassionate care in Jefferson, Wisconsin, we invite you to call us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

Nitardy funeral home provided services for my Grandpa's funeral. They were wonderful, so respectful…read moreand made sure everything went as it should.

From the owner: Nitardy Funeral Homes - Cambridge is a funeral home in Cambridge, Wisconsin. It is part of Nitardy…read moreFuneral Homes, a multi-location organization serving south central Wisconsin. Founded in 1947 by Hilmar A. Nitardy, the location operates within Cambridge's historic downtown residential center. Services include burial, cremation, funeral and memorial services, pre-need planning, reception and catered events, and veterans services with military honors. No on-site crematory or cemetery.

I used Nitardy for my husband's funeral. Now, years later, I can not get any information about the…read morepast funeral. SAD SO SAD, BAD WEBSITE Information!

I called Nitardy Funeral Home requesting to speak with David Nitardy. Lisa answered the phone, I…read moreasked for David, Lisa said he was not there. Her tone prompted me to ask if this would be the best number to reach David at and she said "this isn't the best number to reach him at , David sold the business". I obviously not being aware of this said "ooooh" Lisa mocks my oooh and says condescendingly "that's real professional" and proceeds to rudely laugh. I can think of a few words to describe Lisa's phone etiquite; rude, unprofessional, distasteful, and a disgrace. As a side note, I was unable to locate information on Nitardy's website to indicate that David Nitardy was no longer related to Nitardy Funeral Home. Acutally there is a picture of a man with the name caption of David Nitardy.

My mother recently passed away, and we had no hesitation that we would call on Koepsell Funeral…read moreHome for their services. They are so experienced at knowing what matters to families at their time of need. This is the fourth funeral in the last 12 years they have served our family. Recently the service and burial for my Mother was held out of state. They coordinated everything including transportation, placing multiple obituaries, church service, working with the cemetery to ready the plot, and were physically with us every step of the way. Dealing with a death is unbearably stressful, and they handled all of the details so we could focus on other things that needed to be done. Beth Koepsell was our main go-to person from the Koepsell family, but everyone involved was professional, calming, and dependable. No detail was overlooked. They deserve the best rating. Pam Sarsfield Beaver Dam, WI

From the owner: Serving our community and families who lives here…read more Koepsell Funeral Home is proud to be the most preferred provider of funeral and cremation services in Mayville, Wisconsin and the surrounding areas. Family owned and operated since 1909, we have over a century of tradition. Count on us to be there for you 24 hours a day, seven days a week.We design everything around your needs. Our funeral home serves all faiths and cultures and offers more personalization options than other surrounding funeral homes in the area.At Koepsell, our prices are as attractive as our facilities. We strive to surpass your wishes, while respecting your budget.

Renee met with me on a Sunday to go over plans for my dad. She was very helpful and had everything…read moretaken care of quickly.

The services provided by Pagenkopf Funeral Home was thoughtful and professional. They provide an…read moreoutstanding facility for celebration of life services with attention to detail. The staff is compassionate and supportive. I am grateful for their guidance and support during the planning and the day of service.

They took care of my mom's arrangements back in November on 25. I was living in Florida at that…read moretime. They were AWESOME to work with long distance. We couldnt have the gravestone done due the cold. We are back now and went to the grave site and they had it all done. Great people that care. You need that during this time. I can't thank them enough.

From the owner: Providing A Personal And Dignified Service Traditional / Non…read moreTraditional Funeral Services Cremation Services Pre-Arrangement Counseling Funeral Trusts

It's not easy writing this review, and if any of you are out there right now looking for a funeral…read morehome on yelp I'm sorry for your loss. You are going through a hard time right now and I hope your doing okay. I don't know how else to really get into this review without telling it like a story. I had left a job and was driving up to Wisconsin to visit my parents in the few weeks I had between when I left the old job and started the new. When I reached my parents house my father, aunt, and uncle were waiting outside. A little unusual, but I didn't think much of it. After a few minutes of shooting the shit my dad dropped it on me that my mother had passed away just a few hours prior to my arrival. When he was pressed to name a funeral home he gave Schneider's as the place to take her body. They had previously done the viewing for a cousin who had passed prior. Dad remembered them having done well for his family so that's where we went. I went with my father meeting the funeral director and he was amazing to us. He went through everything in a compassionate yet professional and businesslike way. He laid out what the funeral homes services would cost and went over what we wanted for the viewing and so forth and was great in working with the church in the area to set up a mass for the funeral (Catholic Family). He was great as we picked out the images and text for the cards being presented at the viewing. I cannot say enough about how wonderful my mother looked at the viewing. I remember my childhood going to several funerals of relatives and remember them looking like the wax museum versions of themselves. That was not the case for my mom. She looked as though she could wake up at any moment. I don't know if that makes the grieving process any easier or if it makes it harder, but I know I appreciated it. One last thing I want to mention about Schneider's and I want to preface the telling of this is that I want what I'm about to say to reflect positively on them and I in no way hold them responsible. At some point between when my mom passed and she arrived at the funeral home she had a ring that had been in my family for 100+ years go missing. The fact of the matter is that Mr. Schneider was arguably more upset than we were. It was almost as if it was his families heirloom was gone. I cannot commend him enough for the compassion regarding this he showed my family.

From the owner: About us: The original owners of Nelson Brothers Livery and Undertaking, which eventually became…read moreSchneider Funeral Home and Crematory, were John M. Nelson and H.J. "Rash" Nelson. The home was originally located at the east end of the Court Street Bridge. After John's death, "Rash" continued the business by buying Kimball Funeral Home at 158 South Jackson. In 1930, John H. Nelson started working with his father and the name was changed to Nelson-Kimball Funeral Home. He eventually became sole owner of the business in 1942. In 1960 Neal Schneider went into partnership with Nelson. After Nelson's death two years later, Neal Schneider and his wife, Dee, took over the business. In 1972 the name of the business changed to Schneider Funeral Home, and in 1974 a new funeral home was built on East Racine Street. Neal Schneider received his Funeral Director's license in 1956 and worked for Overton Funeral Home for four years before becoming Nelson's partner. Currently, Neal and Dee Schneider's son, William and grandson Neal J Schneider are the owners of the funeral home. Although the environment and the people change, Schneider's concept of funeral service has continued on. "It's helping people during a very critical, very difficult period of time," said Schneider. "its service to people that's always been the same. We know that it's a very hard time for people when there's a death, and we try to help them."