Haskett Funeral Homes

09/03/2026

Henry Hendriks Funeral Mass Recording

08/27/2026

One of the first changes you’ll notice at our Goderich funeral home…

Since taking over McCallum & Palla Funeral Home, our approach has largely been status quo. There is a lot that has worked well here for many years, and we have no interest in changing things simply for the sake of change.

There is, however, one significant change we are making.

As we align Goderich with our other Haskett Funeral Homes locations, we are changing our casket and urn product lines to reflect something we have believed in for a long time: buy closer to home whenever we can.

Going forward, the caskets we offer will come from Canadian companies manufacturing in Victoriaville, Quebec and Lindsay, Ontario. Our urns will come from these same Canadian suppliers, as well as a family-owned business in British Columbia.

This isn't a new direction for us. Supporting Canadian manufacturers, independent businesses and family-owned companies has always been part of how we try to do business.

We are proud to now be part of the Goderich community, and as we make decisions about how we operate here, we want those decisions to reflect the same values we see in the communities we serve.

Buying closer to home when we can, supporting Canadian manufacturing, and family businesses supporting family businesses.

08/17/2026

We have always believed that being part of a community means supporting the organizations and people who make it stronger.

As we begin this new chapter in Goderich, we didn’t want to waste much time getting involved. With Alexandra Marine & General Hospital now one of our closest neighbours—and our own Bruce Elliott serving as an Ambassador on the Magnetic Moments Campaign—it seemed like a pretty natural place to start.

So, rather than waiting until we’d completely unpacked the boxes, we were very pleased to contribute $5,000 toward this important campaign.

We’re quickly learning that Goderich is a community that gets behind good things—and we’re very happy to be joining in.

Welcome to neighbourhood, Haskett Funeral Homes.

The team announced their arrival in Goderich with a $5,000 donation to the Magnetic Moments campaign last week, bringing us closer to our $6,500,000 goal to bring an MRI machine to Huron County.

08/14/2026

Pauly Ducharme's Memorial Mass

08/12/2026

A New Chapter in Goderich

We are very pleased to share that McCallum & Palla Funeral Home in Goderich is now part of Haskett Funeral Homes.

For generations, families in Goderich and the surrounding area have trusted McCallum & Palla to care for their loved ones. We are honoured to continue that tradition.

Most importantly, the familiar faces families have come to know will remain in Goderich. Troy St. Onge and Nadine Haines will continue as full-time members of our Goderich team, with Bruce Elliott and the funeral home’s part-time team continuing alongside them. They will be supported by General Manager Wes Elmes, Colin Haskett, and the entire Haskett Funeral Homes team.

While the name will transition to Haskett Funeral Homes, families can continue to expect local care, familiar faces and the same commitment to compassionate, professional service.

We are excited to become part of the Goderich community and look forward to serving families throughout the area for many years to come.

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07/22/2026

Roy Small's Memorial Service

07/02/2026

Five years can make quite a difference.

Today marks five years since we purchased our property on Main Street South in Exeter.

While we've been proudly serving families from this location for the past three years, we're excited to say the project is finally complete. Looking back at where we started makes us incredibly proud of what this property has become.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who helped make it happen—from our dedicated team and the many contractors and tradespeople who brought the vision to life, to the families we’ve had the privilege of serving, and to our neighbours and the Exeter community for your patience throughout the construction. Thank you for putting up with the dust, the noise, and yes... the potholes big enough to swallow a small car!

We're also grateful to everyone who adjusted their parking habits over the years to help ensure parking remained available for the families we serve.

Thank you for being part of the journey and for your continued support.

06/30/2026

Janet Weido's Funeral Service

04/19/2026

Wayne Kennedy's Funeral Service