Clayton funeral home established in 1934 and run as a Barclay family business through three generations of funeral directors. It occupies the former Temperance Hotel building, which once housed workers of the town's glass company.

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Deptford funeral home opened in 1993 as the township's first funeral home, with a chapel seating 150, services streamed online, and a collection of paintings, sculptures and Civil War memorabilia on display.

Deptford cremation service run together with Boucher Funeral Home, LLC under common ownership, sharing one website and one telephone line with the funeral home.

Mantua funeral home owned and operated by one family since 1951. It offers Medicaid-based service arrangements for families in need.

Mullica Hill funeral home family owned since 2004, in a house dating to the 1870s that is listed on the New Jersey Register of Historic Places. Certified by the Green Burial Council, it arranges natural burials at Steelmantown Cemetery, and arrangements can be made by phone.

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Paulsboro funeral home run together with its sister, the Ellis-Stiefel Funeral Home in Westville.