Kenosha Funeral Services & Crematory

User reviews

• Name: Krissy Batwinski

  "Opinion: I brought my parakeet here on December 26,2014 and paid with my first born child and left arm for a private cremation. It wasn’t until recently when I opened the urn to put ashes in a pendant necklace, and I was surprisingly shocked to see what the urn contained. I know for fact that this is not a private cremation with my budgie. I have someone’s cat rabbit and someone’s grandma in here. I don’t remember the exact price I paid for the cremation, but it was well in the $300s For a little bird that only weighed 25 g if that. I added two pictures. One of the pictures has two Ziploc baggies containing two other pets of mine that I had cremated, and those were private cremations containing another parakeet and a cockatiel. The second picture Is the work Kenosha funeral services is did it’s almost the size of my fist. I would never take my mother to get cremated because they burn bodies together!"

• Name: Sidney Cooks

  "Opinion: These prior reviews do not match anything of what myself and others on Yelp experienced do your research! Imagine just losing your love one and being rushed out the door. Perhaps this was because it was a pet rather than a person because I truly couldn$0027t imagine if they do this to people who have lost a family member how I would react. The lack of emotion was incredible, almost like reading off a script. When I went to pick up my dogs ashes they beat me to the door handed him to me as if it was a Uber eats or DoorDash transaction and said sorry for your loss see ya. It made me extremely uncomfortable and very confused honestly. I understand the job and you probably can$0027t be that invested in peoples situations but to quickly hand over my babies ashes and not even let me put a foot in the door was hurtful and odd. These are hard moments and nobody needs to feel uncomfortable or rushed with their feelings while already going through a tough time. Please work on that the dry behavior isn$0027t working anymore."