Serving Our Community Since 1952
Our Staff
Charles R. Kaczorowski
Funeral Director/ Mortician
I have grown up with this funeral home. I have always been involved in some way; whether it was cleaning the funeral home or cleaning the cars. I have also grown up with the people. They are neighbors and friends. I started my apprenticeship with my father in 1969. After attending Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science, I was licensed in 1973. Over the years there have been so many changes. If nothing else, it has been an interesting journey.
Michael T. Kaczorowski
Funeral Director/Mortician
Born on July 7, 1974, I Graduated from Our Lady of Mt. Carmel High School in Essex, MD in 1992. Went on to attain a Mortuary Science degree from Baltimore County Community College-Catonsville in 2000. Married in 2005 to Bonnie Lynn Lee. Father of N. Jack Kaczorowski and Quinn R. Kaczorowski.
Robert J. Godack, Jr.
Funeral Director/Mortician
Born on April 11, 1971. I am one of 4 children. After graduating from Archbishop Curley High School, I attended Catonsville Community College where I received my AA Degree in Mortuary Science. I have enjoyed working in this business since high school. It is very rewarding knowing that you can and are helping people at the worst time in their life.
Eugene J Lastner, Jr.
Funeral Director/Mortician
Born in Baltimore on October 7, 1959. I grew up in St. Patrick's Parish, then attended Archbishop Curley High School. My training in Mortuary Science was completed at Catonsville Community College and I was licensed in 1981. I have loved Southeast Baltimore, where I have grown up and I feel honored to serve the families in the area.
Julia C. Lauenstein
Funeral Director/ Mortician
Born on May 24, 1994. I am an only child who grew up on our family farm in Essex. After graduating from Kenwood High School, I attended CCBC Catonsville where I received my Associates of Applied Science in Mortuary Science. I have aspired to work in the funeral business since I was a little girl and am happy to be serving the community in their toughest time.
