Al is the patriarch of the McHoul family. He entered the business in 1943 and was educated at the New England Institute School of Embalming in Boston, he then started as an embalmer and general services to Boston and suburban funeral homes. He founded McHoul Funeral Home on Adams Street serving Dorchester families in 1950 and continued his embalming service and broadened it to the New England area. At one time he was responsible for handling every death of the Suffolk County Medical Examiner’s Office and transportation of all remains from Logan Airport.
His three sons followed in the business and each started their own funeral homes, with Donald managing and eventually owning the Dorchester operation. Al still resides at the Dorchester funeral home with his wife of 66 years, Mildred (Hennessy).

Reid is Don's oldest son. He grew up in North Attleboro and is a 1991 graduate of Bishop Feehan High School. He received his BS in Qualitative Economics from Oklahoma State University in 1995 and also studied abroad at Regents College in London, England for a semester. In 1996, he graduated from Commonwealth Institute of Funeral Service in Houston, Texas, receiving an Associate Degree in Funeral Service and Embalming. Like his father, Reid grew up around the family business. He worked part-time at the funeral home for many years and eventually full-time after becoming licensed in 1996. He was married in June of 1996 to Rebekah Pratt. He and his wife, Rebekah have three sons, Elijah Alexander Luke Reid, and Ethan Gregory. Reid still lives in North Attleboro. Like his father and grandfather before him, Reid is committed to public service. He is on the Board of Directors for the Downtown Association of North Attleboro and is President-Elect of the North Attleboro/Plainvile Rotary Club.

Ryan grew up in Tipton, Oklahoma and graduated from Tipton High School in 1997. He received his BS in Business Administration from Oklahoma State University in 2001. In 2002, he graduated from University of Central Oklahoma with a degree in Funeral Services. Ryan then moved to North Attleboro where he married the former Ms. Jaime McHoul and joined the family business. Keeping with the McHoul family tradition, Ryan serves his community proudly. He is an active member of the Knights of Columbus and was elected to serve his district as an RTM. He and his wife, Jamie, have one daughter, Grace Elizabeth.