Buszka Funeral Home Inc

“I attended a wake at this funeral home and left feeling disturbed by the way things were handled. From the moment guests arrived, the atmosphere was tense. The owner was outside confronting people about parking and reprimanding guests for being in the downstairs area — during a memorial service. It created an uncomfortable environment right from the start, which is the last thing a grieving family needs. What was even more upsetting was how he treated his own employee, whose grandmother’s wake we were attending. Instead of compassion and support, she was met with harsh, aggressive behavior. Watching an employer speak to a grieving family member in that manner — in front of others — was deeply unsettling. A funeral home should be a place of dignity and care, not hostility. Throughout the service, his attitude toward guests remained abrasive and dismissive. His behavior was erratic, and he smelled strongly of alcohol, which only added to the concern. The entire situation felt inappropriate and unprofessional for such a sensitive setting. An employee brought her own family there, trusting her workplace to treat them with respect while they mourned their grandmother. The way they were treated during the service was appalling enough. The aftermath — family members being questioned and pressured — only makes the situation worse. I will be filing a complaint with the Better Business Bureau because no one should ever endure this kind of treatment at a funeral home. This is not how grieving families should be treated. I sincerely hope others consider this before choosing their services.”

— Jessie Sabers

“I came here to pay my respects at a wake and was honestly shocked by what I witnessed. From the moment we arrived, the owner was outside yelling at people about where they parked and scolding guests for using the downstairs space — during a wake. It immediately set an uncomfortable, hostile tone for what should have been a quiet, respectful gathering. What made it even worse was seeing how he treated his own employee — the very employee whose family member we were there to mourn. He spoke to her in a way that was rude, aggressive, and completely devoid of compassion. No one grieving their loved one should have to endure being yelled at by their employer in the middle of services. It was heartbreaking to watch. Instead of offering support, he berated her publicly. Throughout the wake, he continued snapping at guests and speaking to people in an abrasive, dismissive manner. He also reeked of alcohol. Based on his behavior — the hostility, the lack of empathy, the erratic tone — he gave off the strong impression of being intoxicated. I cannot imagine anyone in their right mind acting that way, especially in a funeral setting, if they were sober. A funeral home is supposed to be a place of dignity, care, and professionalism. This experience was the complete opposite. It added stress and discomfort to an already painful day for a grieving family. I would never recommend this establishment to anyone who wants their loved one honored with respect.”

— Jewelia Robinson

“Peter and his staff are exceptional. Thoughtful, caring, detailed, and patient. They handle everything so you can sit back and grieve with loved ones. Facilities are state of the art on union rd. I give my gratitude and thanks to them Jonathan Lesniowski and family”

— Jon Lesniowski