Pope Funeral Homes is celebrating 100 years of service to DMV. We appreciate the support that the community has entrusted to us for decades. Our team remains dedicated to help and support our community and strive to deliver and exceed expectations from the families we serve. Due to the pandemic, we will be postponing our celebration events until next year.
Honoring a life means acknowledging and showing respect for the individuality of the personality and uniqueness of the life's path of the deceased. Once signed in, you can collaborate with other family members and chat with our team - all from one convenient place. Our educational, grief support and remembrance events are designed to appeal to a wide age range, enriching lives, educating minds, and easing sorrows.
Honoring a life means acknowledging and showing respect for the individuality of the personality and uniqueness of the life's path of the deceased. Once signed in, you can collaborate with other family members and chat with our team - all from one convenient place. Our educational, grief support and remembrance events are designed to appeal to a wide age range, enriching lives, educating minds, and easing sorrows.
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We invite you to discover who has made Pope Funeral Homes the ultimate provider of creating healing experiences in the community. This section contains the heritage, vision, and the people behind Pope Funeral Homes's reputation of quality, sincerity, and trust. We have years of experience caring for families, from all walks of life.
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. Visualize the possibilities with this unique planning tool.
We are proud of our locations and our brand commitment to put 'Families First'. Pope facilities offer comfort and convenience throughout. Our firm constantly maintains our facilities and works very diligently to provide essential items at each location to offer a sense of calm and ease to all who visit us.
Please contact us about any of our services or to meet with one of our funeral service professionals. 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 (301) 568-4100 & (202) 583-5400.
With our online grief support you're assured of our commitment to helping you through this difficult time. It doesn't matter what time of day, or what day of the week you need support, we're here for you. You can access online counseling services, join in group grief support, or watch our interactive videos, anytime: 24/7.
Reviews (2)
Valeria Tomlin
Sep 17, 2020
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I went to the one in dc today and it looked just like a strip where a bunch of junkies hang out it was one of
Worst funeral service I’ve been to in
All my years I’m so happy that I gave my son instructions as to what to do for me I can see why Stewart funeral home is one of the best and they have been around since I was a kid bottom line you get what you pay for
Worst funeral service I’ve been to in
All my years I’m so happy that I gave my son instructions as to what to do for me I can see why Stewart funeral home is one of the best and they have been around since I was a kid bottom line you get what you pay for
James Smith
Aug 21, 2020
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This place was a joke!
My father became gravely ill, and I was forced to make funeral arrangements. I started researching funeral homes, and Pope's was at the top of my list, mainly because it is located in my neighborhood. I called and spoke to Mr. Whitney, who was extremely helpful over the phone. I decided to stop by to view the D.C. location, and I have never felt so uncomfortable and disrespected in my entire life.
The receptionist did not seem knowledgable about the practice or the facility. However, I informed her that I had already spoken to someone over the phone, and I wanted to view
My father became gravely ill, and I was forced to make funeral arrangements. I started researching funeral homes, and Pope's was at the top of my list, mainly because it is located in my neighborhood. I called and spoke to Mr. Whitney, who was extremely helpful over the phone. I decided to stop by to view the D.C. location, and I have never felt so uncomfortable and disrespected in my entire life.
The receptionist did not seem knowledgable about the practice or the facility. However, I informed her that I had already spoken to someone over the phone, and I wanted to view
