Reed and Steinbach's serene setting in Doylestown, Bucks County, PA enhances its tradition of comfort and refinement. Designed to be welcoming and reassuring throughout, our rooms are gently lit and warmly decorated with original works by local artists. Every room is handicapped accessible. The team at Reed and Steinbach Funeral Home is dedicated to accommodating the beliefs, traditions and wishes of the families we serve.
There are no "rules" for a funeral service. Our goal is simply to guide and support you with sensitivity and insight as you make decisions that will create a uniquely personal and meaningful service. A traditional funeral generally includes a viewing or visitation at the funeral home the day before or the day of the service.
There are no "rules" for a funeral service. Our goal is simply to guide and support you with sensitivity and insight as you make decisions that will create a uniquely personal and meaningful service. A traditional funeral generally includes a viewing or visitation at the funeral home the day before or the day of the service.
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Established in 1936, Reed and Steinbach is proud of its long-standing tradition of sensitive, caring, respectful service as Doylestown's oldest established funeral home. Family-owned, Reed and Steinbach provides you and your family with professional guidance and personal assistance built on a foundation of trust.
The staff at Reed & Steinbach Funeral Home is dedicated to accommodating the beliefs, traditions and wishes of the families we serve. There are no "rules" for a funeral service. Our goal is simply to guide and support you with sensitivity and insight as you make decisions that will create a uniquely personal and meaningful service.
He was ninety years old and the loving husband of Jean Seltzer (Heaney). Born in Sunbury, Pennsylvania, he was the son of the late Joseph A. Seltzer and Margaret Seltzer (Anmerman). He was 78 years old and the husband of Linda L Bartlett. Born in Kingston, Pennsylvania he was the son of the late Kenneth E. and Anna Mae Pollard Bartlett.
Many families are deeply comforted by the caring family members and friends who surround them during the time of the funeral service. They find, however, that as they return to daily routines in the days and weeks that follow the funeral, they miss the ongoing love and support they had experienced and sometimes come to feel their loss more keenly.
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