Mount Laurel Home for Funerals

Bradley Funeral Home was opened by Mason E. Bradley in East Camden in 1954. Mason began his career in the funeral industry working for his uncle, Elias Mason, at Mason Funeral Home upon his discharge from the U.S. Navy. The Mason Funeral Home, also located in East Camden, opened it’s doors in 1920 and upon the death of Elias Mason in 1950; Mason assumed the position of manager. By 1953, Mason decided to dissolve the Mason Funeral Home and open Bradley Funeral Home in East Camden. This new funeral home opened its doors in 1954. With the success of the funeral home in East Camden, Mason decided to open a second location in Marlton in 1968. That same year, his son, Wilson Bradley, joined the funeral home staff to work alongside his father in the family business. Mason died in 1974 and Wilson became manager of both locations. Wilson decided to close the Bradley Funeral Home, Camden location, in 1987 and invest in the renovation and expansion on the Marlton location. In 1997, additional expansions would take p

Eichel Funeral Home is family owned and operated by two generations of the Eichel family and has proudly been serving the Pennsauken area for over 65 years. Our professional staff is dignified and sensitive and offers only the most personalized, friendly family service.