Meet Our Staff


Outstanding Service is Our Priority

The highest level of care starts with the quality staff members who will meet with your family. When you lose someone you love, you need someone who will listen to you and provide a healing and meaningful experience. Our highly qualified staff is ready to assist you throughout this difficult time.


Michael T. Kaczorowski

Michael T. Kaczorowski

Funeral Director/Mortician/Owner

Born on July 7, 1974, Michael graduated from Our Lady of Mt. Carmel High School in Essex, Maryland, in 1992. He later earned his mortuary science degree from Baltimore County Community College-Catonsville in 2000.   


Michael strives every day to provide services that he would expect to receive. He says, “What we do here is more than a career. I see it as a calling.”

Robert J. Godack Jr.

Robert J. Godack Jr.

Funeral Director/Mortician

Born on April 11, 1971, Robert is one of four children. After graduating from Archbishop Curley High School, he attended Catonsville Community College, where he received his associate’s degree in mortuary science. He has enjoyed working in funeral service since high school, and he is passionate about helping people during one of the hardest times of their lives.

Katy L. Schultz

Katy L. Schultz

Funeral Director/Mortician

Katy was born on July 2, 1999, and was raised in Buffalo, New York.  After graduating from Williamsville South High School in 2017, she attended Erie Community College to pursue a degree in nursing. After discovering her true passion for funeral service, she moved to Maryland in 2019 to attend the Community College of Baltimore County for Mortuary Science.

Michael Winiecki

Michael Winiecki

Funeral Director/Mortician


Charles R. Kaczorowski

Charles R. Kaczorowski

Retired

Charles grew up with the funeral home and was always involved in some way, whether it was cleaning the funeral home or cleaning the cars. He loves the community here, as they’re the people he grew up with; they are his neighbors and friends! In 1969, he started his apprenticeship with his father. After attending the Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science, he became a licensed funeral director in 1973. Over the years, he has seen the funeral home through many changes.

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