Stanley Turowski Funeral Home

Mar 2025

Jeff, Todd and Scott are such caring and compassionate people. When losing a loved one the tensions and stress run high. They made everything so calm peaceful and easy. They explained how things would work, were beyond helpful and kept reaching out to make sure our family understood the process and didn’t need anything. They are extremely knowledgeable and go above and beyond. They truly made a sad devastating life event easier to navigate. I would highly recommend Stanley Turowski Funeral home! Thank you again for helping our family when in need.

Feb 2023

Turkowski Funeral Home has delivered kind, sensitive services for many people that I’ve seen laid out. Located conveniently off Warren not far from Telegraph it allows for quick access to major roads and is nearby multiple restaurants and bars to gather afterwards. This family knows their profession and provide high level care.

Mar 2022

This was the one review I never hoped I'd have to write but here we are. Unfortunately, after many months of fighting multiple health issues, my beloved grandmother passed away in mid-February. She was the matriarch of our small family and helped raised me in her home so it's really been like losing a parent for me. So, when it came time to make preparations it was HARD. Like, really really hard. Like, I almost couldn't walk into the building hard. But we knew, based on the care Turowski Funeral Home showed us several years ago when my grandfather passed, that we were in good hands. They showed us remarkable care from the moment we called. There are so many things to go through when a loved one dies and it's kind of incredible that people are expected to go through all of it while in the throes of grief. Death certificates, obituaries, services, visitation, flowers, coffins and vaults. It's horrible. Some people find it therapeutic but not us! We were wrecks. However, they made the process very smooth and as painless as possible. Step by step they walked us through, called the priest at my grandmother's church to come discuss the service with us, and worked with us to find the perfect coffin in stock since there's a supply chain shortage. Because of the pandemic we decided not to do a formal visitation at the funeral home, instead doing what we did when my grandfather passed, a short visitation before mass right at the church. However, the family was able to come to the funeral home the day before the service to have time to ourselves and I am so grateful for it. They made her look beautiful and I'm thankful to have that healthy looking image of her vs. how ill she was when we said our goodbyes in the hospital. I have tears in my eyes writing this because of how grateful I am for how kindly they treated us. I'm the writer in my family so I was expected to write the obituary but I was in no condition at the time. So they kindly offered to put something simple together and told me that if we send something to them down the line they can replace it. Since it lives on in the internet they assured me it's an easy switch and I'm glad I can give her the proper memorial down the line when I feel stronger. The service was beautiful. They referred us to a florist (separate review forthcoming) and they did an incredible job. It was the moment I'd be dreading my entire life but everything they did made it a lot easier than I expected and I'm thankful for that.