Cemeteries Crematories locations near Villanova, PA

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Vraim Funeral Home Inc

Cemeteries & Crematories

📍 66 S State Rd, Upper Darby, PA, 19082

📞 610-449-7770

John Vraim and his wife Christina started Vraim Funeral Home at 53rd and Locust St in West Philadelphia in 1950. As the cliental moved west so did they. In 1964 John purchased and renovated part of the Sellers estate at 66 S. State Rd where we still remain till this day. In 1979 John retired and lived peacefully next door to the business he founded until his death in 1995. Although helping his father John out with the business from a small boy Tony officially took over in 1979. In the coming years he would triple the business by opening new and larger relations with the Greek, Armenian, Albanian, and Orthodox communities. With his partner Albert LaBricciosa he served the public diligently for 37 years.Today Tony takes a back seat and is proud to have his two Suns Michael and David run the business. Along with their Partner Al they are proud to continue the legacy and tradition of honesty and service their father and grandfather built, and they hope to continue it long into the future.

Bacchi Funeral Home And Crematory, Ltd.

Funeral Planning Services

📍 805 Dekalb St, Bridgeport, PA, 19405

📞 610-272-1941

Bacchi Funeral Home and Crematory, Ltd. has been serving the Bridgeport area since 1952. Losing a loved one can make even the smallest of decisions very difficult. Emotions often cloud one’s ability to focus on all the minor details and intricacies that accompany funeral preparations. With Bacchi Funeral Home, we ensure that your funeral arrangement decisions are as simple as possible.

Merion Memorial Park Cemetery

Crematories & Cremations

📍 59 W Rock Hill Rd, Bala Cynwyd, PA, 19004

📞 610-664-6699

Merion Memorial Park is a 31 acre cemetary, over 100 years old and was originally owned by Mr. James Smart. Mr. Smart was a man who loved and respected people from all walks of life. He established this Memorial Park for people of all color and all religions. Throughout time Merion Memorial has been passed down from generation to generation. On November 13, 1884, it was purchased by John J. Laird and his wife Katie. Later it was purchased by the Honorable Hopson Reynolds and his wife Evelyn along with their business associates and long time friends the White family. Merion Memorial Park is part of the cultural fabric of the community and an impotant component of Lower Merion and Bala Cynwyd's rich history!