It's our belief at J. Allen Hooper Funeral Chapel that funeral services should be personal and unique to your loved one. Memorial services are a reflection of the life of your loved one and a celebration. A memorable, meaningful funeral service can bring helpful closure to you and a sense of comfort for you and your family.

Many funerals tend to take place three to four days after a person has passed. We have a variety of funeral service arrangements available to you. No matter if you prefer an evening service, morning visitation with or without an open casket, a church service memorial or internment, we can fulfill your funeral arrangement request. No matter your funeral request or need, we are sensitive to your needs and go the extra mile to ensure that you receive the type of service and care you're in need of. You can trust and depend on us to assist you in making the proper arrangement decisions for your family's traditional beliefs.  For more information on how we custom design a lasting tribute for you loved one, please visit our "About Us" page.

• Direct Burial (No embalming required by funeral home)
• Direct Burial with graveside service (No embalming required by funeral home)
• Direct Burial (private) followed by public memorial service (No embalming required by funeral home)
• Burial following a closed casket service (No embalming required by funeral home)
• Burial following an open casket viewing and service (embalming required by funeral home)

For more information about our general burial price list, please click here.

If you choose cremation services, it's very important to be confident and sure of this decision.  The provider that you choose is extremely important, as you want your loved one treated with the care and dignity that they deserve.  Ask if your funeral home is a member of the Cremation With Care Providers Network, which holds funeral homes to a higher standard than most.  We are Lower Bucks County's ONLY Cremation With Care member. Cremation is a form of disposition. You can choose cremation or burial for your loved one. There are several options available to you in relation to cremation.

Most families choose a more traditional funeral using cremation as disposition. This will allow for a funeral service in church or a funeral home followed by the cremation of your loved one. Family and friends are given an opportunity to say their final goodbyes and see their loved one one last time.

You also have the option to choose a memorial service where the cremains can either be present or not present at the funeral home or church. Choosing this option allows you to hold memorial services at a later date and time when it's more convenient for all family members and friends to attend. Another option available to you is Dignified Standard Cremation without holding viewing or memorial services. Dignified Standard Cremation includes a Final Farewell (a time that the family can spend with their loved one prior to the cremation), as well as an online memorial tribute and a wood urn.

Regarding the final disposition of the cremains, there are several options available to you. You can either choose burial in a cemetery or entombment in a mausoleum. Some of our families choose to place the cremains of their loved ones in a decorative urn and keep them in the warmth and privacy of their home. Others have chosen to scatter the remains in the air, on land or at sea. In all states, it is permissible to scatter cremains on private property with the consent of the property owner. Please follow up and inquire with your religious affiliation on their doctrine in regards to scattering of cremains. The J. Allen Hooper Funeral Chapel staff is available to assist you with any of these options and help create a memorable and meaningful celebration of life for your loved one.

• Dignified Standard Cremation (No embalming required by funeral home)
• Dignified Standard Cremation with graveside service (No embalming required)
• Dignified Standard Cremation followed by public memorial service (No embalming required)
• Dignified Standard Cremation followed by public memorial service and interment service at cemetery (No embalming required) 
• Cremation following private or public viewing (embalming required)
• Cremation following private or public viewing with funeral service (embalming required by funeral home)
• Cremation following private or public viewing with funeral service (embalming required by funeral home), then burial of cremated remains in a cemetery.