Have you suffered the loss of a loved one? Do you want to make pre arrangements so everything is in order for your family? Mathis Funeral Home can assist you with all of your funeral arrangement needs. We specialize in the pre-planning of both traditional and alternative funeral services. We have established a reputation for providing caring, attentive funeral services.
Family owned and operated, we are committed to serving those in the area with the utmost care and sensitivity. We take pride in being very dignified and compassionate when dealing with each and every loved one who is taking on the responsibility of the funeral arrangements. Let us help you plan a special tribute to the life of a relative or loved one.
Family owned and operated, we are committed to serving those in the area with the utmost care and sensitivity. We take pride in being very dignified and compassionate when dealing with each and every loved one who is taking on the responsibility of the funeral arrangements. Let us help you plan a special tribute to the life of a relative or loved one.
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Our funeral home was founded in 1939 by Albert D. Mathis. He and his wife, Mildred, who became a licensed funeral director in 1957, operated the business until their son Albert, Jr took over as owner/senior director in 1975. Albert, with assistance from his wife, Chickie, has continued to serve the families of the greater Glassboro area ever since.
Staff members of MATHIS FUNERAL HOME are caring and experienced professionals who understand that each family is unique and has personal requests and traditions. These requests and traditions are of utmost importance to our staff of licensed funeral directors. Albert Mathis, Jr., is a lifelong resident of Glassboro.
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Lisa F.
May 26, 2017
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Use this funeral home only if you want even more grief. Owner/funeral director is insensitive/makes inappropriate comments. Had to hear how his wife would have to hire a hairdresser to prepare my dead mother because she has a bad hip. 3 of 4 arrangements by my mom's casket were sent for someone else. Convinced us to take 1 of the wrong ones, despite repeated questioning. We call the florist the next day out of concern and it was for another family. Offered virtually no assistance or direction the day of the funeral for drivers or funeral guests at the church. At the cemetery, parked the hearse
