Lambie Funeral Home

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Lambie Funeral Home was established in 1949 by David F. Lambie along with his wife Dorothy. In 1970 Lambie Funeral Home moved to its current location at 8000 Rowland Avenue at the corner of Rhawn Street located across from Pennypack Park. Our facility provides a warm, comfortable place for friends and families to gather. Our parlor is equipped with an upright piano, wireless sound system, video memorial equipment and seating to accommodate large groups. We offer safe off-street parking, handicap accessibility, a lounge equipped with television, toys and movies for children, and a salt water fish tank. In addition, we maintain a selection room on premises; and our funeral home can procure other funeral or cremation merchandise you may require. We stand ready to accommodate requirements or wishes you may have. Lambie Funeral Home services We offer a warm, comfortable place to gather with friends and family to honor the memory of a loved one. We personalize our services to meet your needs and budget. Pre- Planning with Lambie Funeral Home Being Prepared is Having Peace of Mind. Of all the ways one can express love, one of the most thoughtful involves funeral planning before the need arises. There are many reasons for pre-planning funerals...none more important than your family. By pre planning, you spare your family difficult decisions at a difficult time. They will not have to search for records, insurance policies, addresses and other important items. You will also eliminate their doubts. Wondering what you would have wanted is an added burden to family members who are already dealing with grief from their loss. Once you've made your decision, you will tell us exactly what funeral service you wish. We'll help you put it in writing. Then there's no doubt about your expressed wishes. So there will be no family disputes or involvement by others who may not know what you wanted. Your loved ones won't need to ask: Did we do the right thing? Did we spend too muc