Very kind and accommodating people who help through the difficult times of a death in our family.read more

Attended a Saturday afternoon Visitation at Constantino Funeral Home…read more Staff was pleasant, accommodating and helpful. Decor was tasteful, room large and easily accessible for me since I am in a wheelchair. Handicap restroom a plus.

We have a family history with DuBois Funeral Home so when my mother died we chose to go with…read moreDuBois. The morning my mom died, we met as a family and took a call from the funeral director. In our first conversation, he made a comment about being tired because he had to get up early to pick up my mother's body and "had to be up all night". A couple of days after my mom died, my dad made a comment about not knowing when he would get her ring. As he had quite a bit on his plate, I told him I would call the funeral home on his behalf to inquire about her ring. I called and reached the funeral director. When I asked about her wedding band, his first response was to say she wasn't wearing one. I explained that she was. My mom had bad arthritis and her ring couldn't be removed due to her swollen knuckle, so there was no question that she was wearing her ring. The funeral director again told me that the ring must have been left at the hospital. I reiterated that her ring was on her finger as it could not be removed. At this point, the funeral director informed me that her ring was cremated and with her ashes. I was upset to hear this, but I told myself that there was nothing that could be done and prepared to exit the call. As I was about to exit the call, Mr. Dubois asked me "Why didn't you tell me you wanted the ring?" I stopped Mr. Dubois and asked him to please not put the missing ring on my family. In response, Mr. Dubois stated that he hoped someday I could understand how difficult his job was. I was so taken aback by his response that I repeated what he said incredulously, to which he replied that I was obviously an "angry woman". I was again shocked that this was his response. When I stated that I was upset that my mom's ring was gone, Mr. Dubois responded that I was lying and that my mother's ring wasn't gone, it was with her ashes. After this back-and-forth, I asked him to please stop as I was grieving and upset that I couldn't give my dad his wife's ring. Mr. Dubois told me I had an anger problem, and that I "wouldn't accept his apology", before hanging up on me. Saying "you won't accept my apology" isn't an apology. As the ring was gone and we were in the middle of planning her memorial, I did my best to move forward. On the day of the memorial service, my family and I set up memorial tables with mementos of my mom's life. Once the service started, we were very busy greeting visitors and weren't paying attention to the memorial tables. After the service, we realized that the funeral home staff had covered the tables with programs and the sign-in book - right on top of the mementos we had laid out. They didn't ask us if they could do this or request we move anything--they just put them right on top. My mom's ring and a smooth service couldn't bring her back, but not having her ring, in particular, is a loss we feel. No one is perfect and mistakes are understandable. Mr. Dubois' response was not.

My recent experience with the DuBois Funeral Home was exceptional. I used them to arrange for my…read moredad's funeral. Sandy was our initial contact. She came to our home,. which was such a help at this challenging time. She guided us through every detail, with great care, knowledge and compassion. Wally and family were so kind, arranging the church and assisting with everything from flowers to luncheon arrangements and everything in between. In a time of distress, we knew we were in good hands.

I can't say enough about how my family was treated after the death of my husband last year. The…read moreamount of time they spent with us. They made a time this was very hard for us,much easier. Very caring. Answered all our questions.

I grew up in Glendora, and Runnemede (ie - "little Philly), is the neighboring town, where I…read morefrequented a lot at my good friend's house. Gardner is the usual funeral home used by many of my family, friends and neighbors. I think it's because of the location. To me, it can't be much else. This is your "typical" yuck factor funeral home in my opinion. Ugly, outdated, wallpaper and a funky stench, with just a touch of creepy & coldness in the air. I took a mint after our first "stop" and it was actually a soft, nasty/stale candy instead. I spit it in the trash. The one employee didn't know where my friend, the DAUGHTER of the deceased, was and looked at me clueless. Not good AT ALL. It's nice that they have tissue boxes a-plenty and I believe, small water bottles as well. The only decor, if you will, that I liked, was the cage of cute finches.

I lost my sister 6 months ago and Toni went beyond the call of duty to help my family with…read moreEVERYTHING. To this day when I call she immediately gets back to me and has helped me with all the issues that have come along. I appreciate all she has done and love her for that.

Rocap Shannon has serviced the funereal needs of half of my family for generations (the other half…read morehas been served by Christy Funeral Services across town). Currently under the direction of the Shannon family, the business is fondly called "Shannon's" by locals. The Shannons do a very good job of treating everyone with respect and dignity, as you would expect during a very stressful time. They are very nice people and go out of their way to support community events--especially local youth sports. There are only two drawback to using their services: One is the size of their facility. If you have a large funeral, their place fills up very quickly. There's only room for about about 80 people. The second is that they are located directly on a very busy state highway, about a half-a-block from a major intersection with a traffic light. I have been to many funerals where the service was drowned-out by some insensitive clod blasting a car stereo while waiting for the light to change.

I lost my husband on a Saturday, and we had his funeral the following Saturday. We chose Egizi…read moreFuneral Home and did not regret it for one second. They were very attentive, helpful, and made us feel that we were the most important clients they had that whole week, often offering to pick things up for us, picking up every call, and they all worked around the clock, making sure we knew their doors were always open for us. They helped with our displays and State Police presence (my husband was a NJ State Trooper), directing traffic, and they were also very compassionate. If I have one criticism, it would be that the guest book be situated in a more prominent position, as many people never signed it and many said they did not see it. Thank you to the Egizi Funeral Home for all you did for us!

Over the years we have entrusted three deceased family members to the Egizi Funeral Home to fulfill…read moreour wishes for funeral arrangements. Charlie Chiango and his staff are very professional and compassionate in providing information and arranging all the details which was extremely helpful during our time of grief. I have highly recommended Egizi Funeral Home to friends on numerous occasions during the past 20+ years.

Our family recently lost our daughter, Alyson to an opioid overdose. It was tragic, as they all…read moreare. The death was unexpected and sudden, as we believed Alyson's dark days were behind her. In any case, my wife and I struggled with the celebration of her life. I had a friendship with Rob Earle years ago, and thought of him, and was glad that I did. Every aspect of this service was absolutely perfect. Rob had helpful suggestions on exactly what to do, and what not to do. He understood exactly what we wanted. His wife Lisa was totally at our disposal to make sure the service was perfect. Rob, Lisa and the entire staff showed our family extreme sympathy and compassion, and were filled with good ideas about our struggle. I wish I could give Earle Funeral Home six or seven stars, but I am limited to five. An excellent job. If you are a family in need as you write this, do not hesitate, trust this company. They are honest, fair and compassionate.

Had a death in the family, my dad decided to send the body here and I really wish he hadn't. They…read morewere completely unhelpful and unwilling to work with us my dad is a retired vet living on a pension they were unwilling to work with us on a payment plan. 3500 for a cremation is wild. Just a cremation and a basic urn, nothing else, no funeral or service of any kind. They fully took advantage of my dad, mainly writing this as a warning to others. Go elsewhere!!

My siblings and I had our Dad's funeral here and we were extremely pleased. Not only with the…read moreprofessionalism but we were so at ease working with Doug. He is easy going and made our difficult decisions more bearable. Highly recommend this funeral home and we will be "back" when the time comes.

When we were looking for a place to hold a funeral, it was difficult to find reviews. I realize it…read moreis a little bit of an awkward thing to review, but at the time that this happens to your family, and you need a reliable company, I wish there were more reviews. So here it is. Smith funeral home was so accommodating. Doug helped everything go smoothly with no stress. We didn't have to think of things, he just kept guiding us along the way. It was a difficult time, but smith definitely made it much more manageable.

Ted Woodside organized my father's funeral and kept my mom on track with important documents and…read moredecisions earlier this year. He was kind and compassionate, as well as reasonably priced within the funeral industry. He's based out of Salem County and is easy to reach for inquiries. I'd recommend him wholeheartedly, though I hope not to need him again for a long while.

Can I put a negative? Took forever to put my brothers obituary up, so my sister had to do it. My…read moremom and my sister set up the cremation and ordered the death certificates and paid for everything, my EX sister in law, went in and got everything, including my brothers ashes all death certificates my mom paid for, from Ted Woodside, didn't ask for any identification, she was never there, not a family member and left my brothers ashes in her car for 6 hot hours. Would not reply to any of my emails, stopped replying to my sisters texts, but was more than happy to turn over my brother without hesitation. BEYOND mad to say the very least.