Funeral Director
Dan is second generation
funeral director that has been licensed and caring for families in Wisconsin
for more than 20 years. His experience and passion for being a funeral director
has been the core value of his foundation “Families and People First”.
Dan earned his degree in
Mortuary Science from the Milwaukee Area Technical College and after serving
his apprenticeship in which he gained his License in 1998.
Apprentice Funeral Director
Greg Kaminski is a Apprentice Fruneral Director with many years of sales and customer service experience. He is truly humbled to serve families during the worst time of their lives -- after they’ve lost a loved one. He believes no request is too big nor detail too small to help families get through the day.
Advance Planning Consultant
Lynette is a Certified Senior Advisor (CSA) and currently manages Lyndahl Funeral Home’s Advance Funeral Planning Department. Prior to joining Lyndahl Funeral Home, Lynette was a bank manager and financial advisor.
She is a graduate of Concordia University Wisconsin. She lives in the Howard/Suamico area with her husband, Captain Joe McGinnis. They have three children and six grandchildren.
Lynette attends St. John the Baptist Church in Howard. She is a member of Society of Senior Advisors (CSA), American Association for Long Term Care Insurance, and Corporation for Long Term Care Certification (CLTC).
The Founders of the Legacy of Caring
A second-generation funeral director, Dale purchased Lyndahl Funeral Home in 1971 from his father, Cliff. Dale started working with his father in the family business in 1959 and became a licensed funeral director in 1961. In 1980, Dale relocated Lyndahl from Broadway to 1350 Lombardi Avenue.
Dale, a Green Bay native, is a 1961 graduate of the Wisconsin Institute of Mortuary Science in Milwaukee. He served his pre-licensure apprenticeship at Lyndahl Funeral Home with his father, Cliff.
Dale and his wife, Kay, reside in Sturgeon Bay and Sun City Center, Florida. They have four daughters: Keri (John) Kasel, Kris (John) Jager, Kalen (Kelly) Crane, and Karen (Kent) VandenBosch. They also have eight grandchildren.
Dale is a member of Calvary Lutheran Church, Green Bay. He served on the board of directors at Bay Area Lutheran Home for 13 years and was president for eight of those years. He is also a member of Theodore Roosevelt Lodge #322 Free and Accepted Masons, where he was past master in 1968; Low-12 Club; Scottish Rite Bodies-Valley of Green Bay; Charter Member of Beja Temple, AAONMS and Super Cycle Unit; Door County Shrine Club; Sigma Omega Beta (Sons of Bosses); former member of Green Bay Downtown Rotary Club and current member of the Rotary Club of Sturgeon Bay. He was also a member and past president of the former South Side Civic Association.