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  Knesek Funeral Home took care of our family and did an outstanding job. They were thoughtful, caring, and really did everything that was asked during our families very difficult time. Thank you to Jim, Tommie and their terrific staff. You made our week as easy as possible. Thank you.

  Added November 29, 2016 by A Google User
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  The owner and staff are rude and selfish people. One Saturday every year the BP MS150 charity bicycle ride uses the fairgrounds next door to this business and every year the owner pitches a fit and parks vehicles at the entrances to his large parking lot to keep anyone from parking there. This despite the fact there is no funeral being held and the business is actually closed. And the way he does it shows his evil character - being extremely rude to the drivers of any vehicles that may have gotten there before blocking the lot. I can't understand what harm it could possibly cause to let people supporting a very worthwhile cause use his parking lot for a few hours one Saturday each year.

  Added November 18, 2016 by Lee Swindler