Funeral Homes in New Gretna, NJ

Mr. Elisha Steelman Adams was a carpenter and undertaker. He directed funerals from his home in 1902 at 21 South Second Street, which was across from the old railroad station in 1800.
Five years later he and his wife, Anna S. Blackman moved to a...

Boakes Funeral Home, Inc. has been a family-owned and operated business serving the Township of Hamilton and Atlantic County Area since 1960. We pride ourselves on dedicated service with affordability and dignity. Through the changes in our...

The Lankenau Funeral Home was established in 1956 by the late(1st Generation) Harold Lankenau (1920-1969) and his wife Grace (1923-1989). After Harold’s death his son Stephen (2ND Generation) took over and expanded the business to consist of 6...

The LeRoy P. Wooster Funeral Home was established in 1952 by LeRoy Purley Wooster. The building was originally a large home at the corner of White Horse Pike & Cooper Folly Rd. that was converted into a funeral home and the family...

The Lankenau Funeral Home was established in 1956 by the late(1st Generation) Harold Lankenau (1920-1969) and his wife Grace (1923-1989). After Harold’s death his son Stephen (2ND Generation) took over and expanded the business to consist of 6...

In 1997 the opportunity came to begin an acquisition of the property belonging to the Church of the Holy Cross in Medford, NJ. After three years of preparation, settlement on the property took place in January 2001.Our vision is to establish a...

Cremation, as old as history itself and as modern as today, has become the second most popular method of final disposition in the United States. However, choosing cremation does not mean that cherished funeral traditions have to be compromised.