Welcome to the Sray-Webster Funeral Home, whether you have just experienced a loss, are considering making your own prearrangements or those of a loved one, viewing an obituary, or just browsing our web site, our intention is to make your visit informative and helpful. We give every family in our community unique opportunities to learn, share, and remember.
Each of our educational, grief support or remembrance events is designed to appeal to a wide age range, including adults and children. It is our intention to enrich lives, educate minds, and ease sorrows.
Each of our educational, grief support or remembrance events is designed to appeal to a wide age range, including adults and children. It is our intention to enrich lives, educate minds, and ease sorrows.
Services
Life is full of opportunities to show someone we love them. One such opportunity is the funeral or memorial service. Such a loving event celebrates the choices they made, the relationship you shared, and honors the memory of your loved one. What is a funeral? A funeral moves us to empathize, to stand and witness, and to look deeply into the mystery of life: We die.
Please contact us about any of our services or to meet with one of our funeral service professionals. You may contact our general office at (856) 455-3613, or fax us at (856) 455-3288. We want you to know that we appreciate your attention-to-detail. One of our professional funeral arrangers will call you shortly, or you may choose to call us now at (856) 455-3613.
Holding a funeral or memorial service for your loved one is a positive first step in the grieving process. In the days, weeks, and months ahead people continue to need others to lean on for understanding, encouragement and guidance. We want to be there for you each step of the way and in doing so we have created various opportunities for you to receive that support and care.
Listed are a few links to resources we hope are helpful and a list of local florist in our community. When a death occurs, the order in which things need to be done often depends on where the death occurred. That's why we suggest that you ask a friend for help - someone who is more able to think clearly, and give you the support you need.
For those who have just lost a loved one, arranging the details of a funeral service is an emotional and stressful experience to one of the most difficult periods of life. Preplanning provides an opportunity to make rational decisions, and share feelings about various aspects of funeral service. Preplanning is also an opportunity to inform family and friends of your personal preferences and financial concerns.
Reviews (5)
Patt Gale
Jul 16, 2021
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Mark Webster handled all the arrangements for my father's (Robert Pyott) recent services as well as my brother's (Robert H. Pyott) in 2013. Being in an active role in both situations I felt his compassion and empathy in every detail. His concern for my mother was genuine and he offered information freely but allowed her to make every choice on her own. The presentation and ceremony were exactly as my mother wanted and proved to be comforting to all who attended. I highly recommend Sray-Webster Funeral Home for those in need of these services.
Ellen Rottschafer
Nov 07, 2020
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Mr Webster recently provided funeral services for a beloved family member. Every detail was handled with kind compassion, professionalism, and empathy. He checked frequently that the family's preferences were honored, and we realized that the viewing and funeral services helped us begin to process our grief and loss. Covid precautions were thorough and yet handled without undo intrusion on the family's privacy.
We heartily recommend Mark's services to anyone dealing with the passing of a loved one.
Ellen R
We heartily recommend Mark's services to anyone dealing with the passing of a loved one.
Ellen R
MaryLou Dovan
Sep 27, 2019
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P. Dm
Jun 20, 2018
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Today I'll still affected by the sudden death of my dear brother. The saving grace was this funeral home and director. Sometimes you're not thinking clearly as you prepare the celebration for your family and that's why I thank God for Mr Webster. His patience, his attention to detail, and the warmth and care for my Brother during the planning of the arrangements made me feel like it was his love one too. I can't tell you it all went smoothly, I can only say I never felt alone in it. Although I Don't want to see him as a funeral director any time soon, it's a comfort to know when God calls my next
Diana Lawrence
Nov 24, 2017
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Recently, a relative passed away and I was given the responsibility of working with my cousin to over see, the prepaid funeral ofmy aunt, with one of the other funeral homes in town. It was a very raw and troublesome experience! My mother passed away in 2005. I had the very excellant and comforting experience of Mark Webster. Death of a love one is overwhelmingly lonely, and one can feel abandoned. The friend that stood by your side all your life cannot comfort you, or tell you,you are making all the right decisions. Mark does stand with you, gently guiding, listening to your requests, and producing
