Very disappointed with Lankenau Funeral Home. My Mom's dress was on backwards. They did a…read morehorrible job on her make up. We had a private time to visit with her for 1/2 hour and the staff was rude. In the mist of grieving with family I was asked to sign papers right in front of the casket. That totally could have waited. The flowers that family sent was not brought out and we have no idea where they put them. When they brought her casket out of the building they bounced it so hard out the door like it was trash. I will never use them again.

2 years ago today, Steve and his staff were very capable, experienced and professional in handling…read morethe funeral services when my Father passed away unexpectantly. He was very thoughtful with the detailed requests I made so that the arrangements would be unique and as Dad would have wanted. As Steve said, everyone on the team has a role and they did it well. It was appreciated during a distressing time.

Have used them multiple times, they are caring, understanding, and try to make you at ease during a…read moredifficult time. They are also familiar with the community, but not to the point of being exclusionary. Nice to have a straight forward experience in an otherwise confusion/conflicted time.

I want to thank bill and his staff for helping my family in this really hard time. he is great.if…read moreyou want a reasonable friendly and compassionate funeral home the best way to go is with page funeral home.Burlington Nj on behalf of the aldea family thank you we appreciate you

My husband suddenly died prior to Covid shutdown. At time of making arrangements for his cremation,…read moreI did not request that his wedding ring be removed. About 6 mos. later, I decided to place his ashes where he was happiest. Lo and behold, the ring was gone. No smidges of gold in his ashes. I called and they tried to switch the blame to my stepson who was with me at the time. He did not take the ring. If you use this service, take the valuables bc they aren't safe

The Mastapeter family just handled my father's funeral arrangements. As always they handled…read moreeverything with compassion, integrity, and class. They handled even the smallest of details so that my mother did not have to deal with more than her grief. We have used them in the past without a single negative event and it continued with my Father's funeral. Thank you Anthony and Mark for a job well done With extreme gratitude, the family of Gordon Rhinesmith

My father passed in 2010, and his services were handled by Peppler Funeral Home in Bordentown, New…read moreJersey. The Peppler family took a very difficult time and made it as painless as possible. My Father was cremated, and through a strained familial relationship, I was under the impression his cremains were collected soon after by another family member. Many years later, I learned no one had collected his remains. Now in 2025, and being fairly certain it was a fruitless call, but desperately trying to correct for my great failure, I contacted Peppler to see if they could at least point me in the direction of where my fathers remains may have ultimately been placed. To my great shock and greater relief, his cremains were still in the possession of the home; 15 years later! Their kindness and dedication carried forward into coordinating the quick shipping of my Father's cremains to me in Florida where my family now lives. There aren't words that can truly describe my deep appreciation for the service Peppler Funeral Home of Bordentown provided to my family. They are incredible people doing a difficult job, with a level of compassion and integrity, rarely seen today. Thank you.

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Everything I stated in my previous review is the absolute truth. It was almost 3 hours before…read moreHoward Shenberg collected my wife's body, NOT the one hour Howard claims. My neighbor (Steve Grossman) who lives across the street from me sat with me the entire time and recalls this quite well. Also, Howard rushed back into my house after loading the hearse and proceeded to show me a large catalog of photos of coffins. I did not ask him to do this. My neighbor, Steve, remembers this clearly, also. He says he kept shaking his head no, but that I was transfixed on the photos and did not see that. Howard never discussed with me less expensive alternatives such as creation. (Locustwood Memorial Park has a Jewish Mausoleum next to my wife's grave). The next day I called Howard and told him I wanted to puchased his least expensive coffin. During that call he asked me to have a check for full payment on Tuesday, the day of the graveside service. My daughter, had traveled from Rochester, NY to be with me. She remembers quite well my saying on the phone, "look Howard, I have one of the highest credit ratings on earth, but I cannot obtain over $11,000. dollars that quickly. At that point he relented, and agreed to accept a check for half on Tuesday and the rest a week or two later. Howard charged me for a shroud, NEVER explaining to me she could be buried in hear own street clothing. He charged me for cosmetology, then never offered that I give her a final kiss goodbye by briefly lifting the coffin lid. (To this day, I'm not even certain she was in that coffin). Shortly after the graveside service, I purchased an identical prepaid funeral for myself for $9,000. The reason I never expressed any dissatisfaction to Howard was that my wife passed away suddenly and unexpectedly and I was in such a profound state of grief that I did not understand the various ways Howard was taking advantage of me. I want to share all this with others to let them know they should be wary of Howard. He seems very friendly on the surface, but his primary goal is to maximize his profits. Jerry Goldstein.

I had a good experience working with Howard, its never easy to bury your loved one in this case my…read moreMOM. Howard help made it as painless as possible, he did everything at a fair price and was diligent in all his work. I would use his services again although i hope never to have to.

Grateful we were connected with Franklin- after our father passed. He and his team provided…read morewonderful support during these somber times. He went over and above in securing military honors for my dad's services. EVERONE was compassionate and caring throughout the process. They truly made an incredibly difficult time easier to manage.

We were very grateful to Rainear for their professionalism and great kindness during this difficult…read moretime for our family. Frank showed up right away, handled things swiftly and made us feel very confident in this trying process. We recommend him highly.

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.