Pancoast Funeral Home

For years, families have trusted Pancoast Funeral Home to serve and care for their loved ones. We promise to provide excellence in service and compassion during this difficult time of loss. Our experienced and dedicated staff can guide you in determining which service is appropriate for suiting your family’s needs. We are committed to arranging a funeral that is most befitting to your loved one, and we strive to celebrate their life in a meaningful way.

Pancoast Funeral Home offers a modern merchandise selection room containing a vast variety of options for virtually any type of funeral desired. Independently owned and family operated, the management remains committed to the community through participation in the volunteer fire department as well as supporting many of the area churches and congregations.

Established by the late William N. and Lorraine Pancoast in 1976, the funeral home built it’s reputation by serving the families of Cumberland, Gloucester, Salem and Atlantic Counties with an empathetic and caring manner. In 1991, James R. Hoffman joined the firm as a full time practitioner working alongside “Bill” and from that point was able to learn by his example and add his own knowledge and experience to the business. After a decade of working together, Mr. Pancoast began his transition into retirement by selling his establishment to his long time employee and friend. Since taking ownership in 2001, James and Dolores Hoffman, along with their dedicated full and part time staff continue the traditions of taking pride in serving families by providing personal care and attention in an array of details following the death of a loved one. Through a combined experience of 100 years in funeral service, our entire staff is committed to giving careful and thoughtful attention to the needs of your family.

Proud member of Selected Independent Funeral Homes. Since 1965, The members of Selected Independent Funeral Homes have followed a Code of Good Funeral Practice that insists on honesty and integrity, especially when consumers need it most. This code of conduct even preceded the federal government’s consumer protection standards.