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Traditional Funeral with Viewing
A traditional funeral brings family and friends together to see your loved one one last time, share memories, and say goodbye.
It begins with a viewing, continues with a funeral service at our funeral home or your place of worship, and ends with a procession to the cemetery for burial. Since 1950, families in Camden County have trusted the Bocco family to guide them through these days. We take care of every detail, so you can focus on one another.
What's included
Bringing your loved one into our care, any time of day or night
Careful preparation, including embalming, dressing, cosmetology and casketing
A viewing in our chapel, with private family time beforehand
A funeral service in our chapel, or coordination of a funeral Mass or service at your church
A funeral coach (hearse) and procession to the cemetery
Preparing and filing the death certificate and required permits
Writing and placing the obituary online and in newspapers
Prayer cards, and a register book
Guidance after the service, including veterans' benefits and Social Security notification
What to expect
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The arrangement meeting
We'll sit down together, usually the next day, to plan the viewing, service and burial. We walk through every choice, explain the costs clearly, and help you write the obituary.
The first call
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Call us at 856-795-5991, day or night. A funeral director will bring your loved one into our care.
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The viewing
Family typically gathers privately first. Friends and neighbors then come to pay their respects, sign the register book and share stories.
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The funeral service
The service may be held in our chapel or at your church, with readings, music, prayers and eulogies chosen by your family.
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The procession and burial
We lead the procession to the cemetery for a brief committal service at the graveside, which may include military honors for veterans.
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After the service
Our care doesn't end at the cemetery. We follow up in the weeks afterward and are always available to help with paperwork, questions or grief resources.
Making it personal
No two lives are alike, and no two funerals should be either. Families often include:
- Photo boards or a memorial video of their loved one's life
- Favorite music, hymns or readings
- Treasured belongings displayed during the viewing
- Military honors, a flag presentation and taps for veterans
- Rosary, prayer services or other religious traditions
- A gathering or luncheon after the burial
Tell us what made your loved one who they were, and we'll help you reflect it. More on personalization
Honest, upfront pricing
Basic cremation includes our services, the cremation and the required paperwork. Urns, cemetery or niche placement and newspaper notices are chosen separately.
Frequently asked questions
Can we still have a service later?
Yes. Families often hold a memorial service weeks or months later. We're glad to help plan it.
What's the difference between basic cremation and cremation with viewing?
With basic cremation, there is no viewing or service beforehand. With cremation with viewing, family and friends gather in our chapel before the cremation takes place.
What can we do with the cremated remains?
They can be buried in a cemetery, placed in a columbarium niche, or kept at home. Catholic families should know the Church asks that cremated remains be buried or entombed.