Normally don't share reviews for funeral homes. However, this location is historic...can't wait for…read morethe renovations to end, the entire staff was extremely compassionate, caring and attentive! We must support this historic landmark... the oldest funeral home in the nation! Amazing highly recommend

Sunrise (birth) to sunset (passing) is always a difficult time for families when it comes to…read moredealing with an untimely passing. This posting is bittersweet because of the passing of my father- in- law and this is the funeral home that is handling is funeral arrangements. Just visited the funeral home with my spouse and my father- in-law's widow. Very peaceful, quaint, quiet (especially for a Sunday) and serene based off my initial impression of this place. They have been very professional leading up to and taking an active part in the funeral arrangements, which makes it better for the family that is in the grieving process.

Attended a well- run funeral today for a dear friend who dies too soon. Foster-Warne has handled…read morenot only my friend's passing but also his parents before him. There was an hour for visitation, a service of about 40 minutes and the a car-line to a nearby cemetary. Very professional and the home itself is historic and has an old-fashioned feeling.

My elderly mom, with her walker, was refused access to the handicapped entrance. The attendant…read moremade her go up stairs. She was panicky and exhausted for her friend's funeral. I contacted Woosters and have been ignored. They should be ashamed!

I can not begin to express how amazing the entire Wooster Family and their​ staff are. We recently…read moreflew in from out of state to work with my husband's siblings to plan their father's funeral. Unfortunately, this is​ the second funeral ​they've planned in the last 18 months. In both cases everyone we encountered made us feel​ like family. Lee (Ora), his wife and daughter Kaitlyn took their time to cover every detail with us, no detail of my father-in-laws military funeral was overlooked. They made sure we were all comfortable, and cared for and kept​ everything from the florist, church, ​cemetery​, ​ and luncheon organized. I can't imagine working with people on the worst days of their lives and keeping such a positive attitude and smile on their faces but they did. They are kind, caring and knowledgeable​​​ and I highly recommend them.

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.

All my deceased family members viewings were done by Schetter. There is no other place we would…read moreconsider

When it became clear my Dad's time was nearing the end, I called around to various funeral homes in…read morethe Cherry Hill area to get price estimates on the services we would need. Of the various Funeral homes I called, Schetter Funeral Home gave the best pricing. A few months later when my father finally passed, I got back in touch with Will Schetter (it's a 3rd generation family owned and operated funeral home). I told Will again what we needed & wanted and the price he gave this time was a bit higher, I reminded him of the price he had given me a few months earlier for the exact same services and Will honored the original price he had quoted. Will personally handled the pickup of my father's body from the assisted living facility and conducted everything with dignity, reverence & respect. Would recommend Schetter Funeral Home to anyone needing such services for their loved ones.

At May funeral Home I was treated with respect and compassion…read moreThe owner and her family treated me with all the kindness and compassion it took to bury my husband and my son during covid at a time when you were not able to to talk or be close, but they kept in touch and walked me through the process. Great Family business to bring your love ones too, Their motto: We Care" is the truth.

Mays Funeral Home is one of the WORST around and I would HIGHLY suggest that you find someplace…read moreelse to handle your loved one. My mother died at my home unexpectedly while I was traveling on business and unfortunately Mays picked up her body from my house the evening that it happened. I immediately called them at 9 am the next morning because I wanted to see her, (she died in my house while I was not there), and they were EXTREMELY rude and told me that it would be at least 2 days before I could see her because 'they had funerals' the next 2 days. They also referred to her as 'a case'....not your loved one, or even saying 'her body'. I was COMPLETELY taken aback that a funeral home that has multiple locations was not able to accommodate a quick viewing for me and my family members! ADND the person that I spoke to was EXTREMELY RUDE AND talked to me like I was from around the way....using ghetto slang! I was completely enraged and told them to NOT TOUCH my mom....I would have another funeral home come and get her immediately and have her taken to a funeral home that could accomodate us. Mays then told me that it would be a $500 charge for her overnight stay at their funeral home....$500 for her being with them for less than 24 hours...just no empathy or compassion at all! My neighbor said that Mays reputation is so bad that she would rather be left on the side of the road than to have them handle her burial.....and I TOTALLY AGREE! I WOULD NEVER RECOMMEND MAYS....But I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND GIVNISH FUNERAL HOME on Route 130! A TOTALLY different experience! They know how to handle people during a time of grief! STAY AWAY FROM MAYS!

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.

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!!

I had a very pleasant experience at Earle Funeral Home. They were compassionate, transparent about…read morepricing, and very trustworthy.