Very Unethical!, during my interaction with business owner Tom Fole.y Very Uncompassionate!,during my interaction. Upon arriving and asking to view the body, I was told by Tom Foley(owner) that" it was not permitted because he stated that Nj laws required that I have a hepatitis and a tetanus shot". I knew this not to be accurate because I viewed my father's body a few times at another funeral home in the very recent past. Being advised that I was not a funeral agent and could not legally authorize the order to carry out the wishes to cremate,however I was pressured to sign papers for financial responsibility should the next of kin decide on funeral arrangement/cremation.. When I declined, Tom called my home and questioned me as to how I would feel if he bought the deceased body back to my home. I am now getting my phone record of the conversations that transpired between us. Tom repeatedly called my home even after telling him that I wanted no further involvement. He traced down a friend of mine and tried to involve her. He came to my home twice unannounced and uninvited trying to strong arm me into accepting financial responsibility, to the point that I had to call the police. He was very deceptive in his attempt in trying to convince me that I am financially responsible for the disposition of my friend's body. He was also very evasive in my concerns and questions. In my youth I remember this funeral home as Petit-Mcbride, even frequented it for ceremonies of past classmates, It was very reputable, compassionate, and ethical. Now I see it as Mcbride-Fool'em (Foley) Funeral Home. IMHO- Mr. Mcbride would be probably ashamed of what his legacy is becoming. This experience has become a nightmare to the point I have resigned from the business aspect of funerals. I have elected to hold a memorial service in my home with loved ones, friends, a personal service and a festive home-cooked spread. read more