They are a comfort and I would recommend them at my uncle funeral they did a great job.read more

Love their Service and would definitely recommend them they have cremation burial and more in store…read morejust for you so you can see what all the hype is about

I pre-arranged my sister's final arrangements and cremation here. Funeral director, John Maher was…read morevery helpful and compassionate. He helped with the necessary paperwork. One thing I hate is bundling. Buying something you don't want is a rip off! A funeral can get expensive, were not talking a value meal, or phone, internet, and cable! They don't bundle at Brett funeral home. My sister was a very private person. She didn't want any kind of final ceremony, or anything. Nothing. ( I'm thankful she notified her lawyer of her intentions). My sister got exactly what she wanted, and paid only for the services requested. Now if she wanted more, she could have gotten more. The price for cremation, transportation, etc, etc was just under $2,000 two years ago. Almost everyone was steering us towards Church and chapel. Social workers, etc. Church and Chapel bundles. They wanted $10,000, maybe more it wasn't bad I guess if you wanted all the extras, but It's not what my sister wanted. Brett funeral just might be the cheapest. The respect and dignity is still there. They do cremations on site. In fact, they do cremations for most other funeral homes as well as the city of Milwaukee. If you're in need of cremation services for the least amount of money, I recommend Brett funeral home, they have knowledgeable, compassionate professionals.

She Did A Wonderful Job With My Cousin Minister Darrin…read moreMurphy's Homegoing He Looked So Peaceful And Happy And The Whole Service Was Heavenly

Beautiful Environment That Neka' Has Her Chapel Is So…read moreHeavenly And Beautiful And Peaceful

I love this funeral home it's Even The Inside Of The Funeral Home That Is Beautiful And I Love Leon…read moreL. Williamson the Owner Of Leon L. Williamson Funeral Home And Would Totally Recommend This Funeral Home.

From the owner: Leon L. Williamson - L.F.D. Cassandra Winters - L.F.D., MBA…read moreWilliam Starr - Apprentice Staff Linda Gold Caesar Albert J. Carrington Jr Leon L. Williamson Funeral Home, formerly the Williamson Funeral Home founded by W. Lamar Williamson in 1950, has been serving the greater Milwaukee Community with great pride and dignity. Upon graduation from Worsham College of Mortuary Science in Chicago, Illinois, Lamar started the business in a converted residence on North Seventh Street. On Palm Sunday of 1960 he moved to a larger facility on North 12th. Williamson Funeral Home is currently under the ownership of Lamar's son, Leon, who joined the family business in 1966 as a licensed funeral director. Leon's commitment to the family business and community is evidenced by the extensive renovations to Leo n L. Williamson Funeral Home's current location a

This is one of the coolest and most historical cemeteries in the Milwaukee area. Be sure to check…read moreout their Wikipedia page for notable residents. Very much worth a drive-through.

Gorgeous cemetery to pay your respects. While this cemetery is in an area with lots of activity and…read moretraffic, the moment I step into the grounds it is relaxing and peaceful. The grounds are well cared for and clean. There's enough people around at all times but also spread out enough to where I feel safe yet not crowded. Visitors appear respectful.

A nice quiet little cemetery in Wauwatosa. This is a good place to take a little walk and read the…read moreinteresting headstones of those who came before us. Some very interesting markers and memorials. This place has that Erie feel especially when the sun is setting. Well-kept cemetery minus the roads which are a bit cracked and crumbly in parts but easy to navigate and park.

I feel some sort of way with the way this cemetery, with mostly German settlers, with no fence or…read moreupkeep. I just passed this cemetery and it does indeed look abandoned. I've even seen some tombstones almost out on the sidewalk. The surrounding neighborhood is crime ridden and dilapidated and I am sure those germans and other settlers of Milwaukee would be turning in their graves to see how their neighborhoods now look. It's awful. Wish the city leaders would do something and have this historic cemetery contained and maintained.

Visited this historic cemetery which holds many Milwaukee settler's graves and was the north side…read moreequivalent to Forest Home on the south side (that are still well maintained despite the mostly low income area around it). There are toppled grave stones, no fence, no sense of caring or upkeep for one of Milwaukee's oldest cemeteries. Like the once dilapidated Grants Tomb in New York City, this Lutheran owned cemetery is treated as if it has been abandoned. While the neighborhood is no longer a wealthy German area (as it certainly was in the late 19th century), to leave the graves open to vandals and unfenced seems a dereliction of duty and shows a lack of respect for the many people buried here, and their families.

I went over a year ago While in town to visit the graves of some relatives. It was in receivership…read more No office o consult. No maps. Graves covers with grass. For some reason they keep the front areas well groomed to hide what lies inside. Could only find those that were in crypts which were cracked and in horrible condition. Another vote for cremation. Hopefully things have changed.

I drive by this cemetery several times a week. Over the past 5 years, little work has been done…read more The fencing along 60th street is awful and there are Limbs and trees falling down. So sad and disturbing to see.

I was disappointed by the person assigned to us. She seemed very inexperienced and unable to…read morerelate. She was often unavailable and left me waiting for things, or another person with whom I was unacquainted answered my call. One of the items I bought was not completed to my specifications. Overall, it was a very upsetting and unsatisfactory experience. They may be understaffed.

Remarkable east Milwaukee treasure! Established in 1896 and still run as a family business in a…read morebeautiful historic building. Marco, who assisted us with my 92 year aunt was caring and empathic. Very helpful with all our options as she passed somewhat suddenly and we had nothing planned . He was very transparent and discussed all of our costs up front, which was very much appreciated. He listened and was very knowledgeable; providing us with the information we needed to provide her with a beautiful send off. It was our wish to take her urn up north to be placed in the family plot. He researched and found out who we would have to work with to do this. This gave us a great deal of comfort knowing he had our needs well in hand. All of the staff we had contact with were equally thoughtful and kind. I would recommend Feerick Funeral Home to anyone.