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Wilbur Kreamer in Stewartstown, Pennsylvania. In 1927, the brothers moved the business to West Main Street in Annville and purchased a larger funeral home-furniture store business. In 1950, William purchased the current Kreamer Funeral Home location at 618 East Main Street. Eight years later, William's son Robert assumed control of the firm, and Robert operated the home until 1984, when his son Steven became owner and operator. In 1997, the Strauss Funeral Home in nearby Jonestown was purchased. Stephen Lum, who had been employed with Kreamer Funeral Home, became supervisor of the home. The name was changed to Strauss-Kreamer & Lum Funeral Home in 1998. In 2008, a new facility was opened at 5 Camp Meeting Road, Jonestown featuring an onsite crematory. The name was then changed to Kreamer & Lum Funeral Home and Crematory. For over 100 years, we at Kreamer Funeral Home & Crematory, Inc. and Kreamer & Lum Funeral Home and Crematory have served the families of Lebanon County with unmatched dedication. We value our relationships with the families we serve, and we are proud and honored to serve those in their time of need. Our tradition of personal and professional care remains as strong as ever, as generations of experience form the foundation of our service.

Our goal is to assist you and offer direction when planning a tribute for your loved one. Leon Leber & Melinda Leber Kreiser will guide you through all aspects of the services offered and provided with compassion, dignity, and respect.

Hoover-Boyer Funeral Home, Ltd. A Minnich Funeral Location has been serving Upper Dauphin County since 1850, offering a long history of top-notch care in the local industry. This family-owned business has a strong reputation of support in the community and plans to continue the focus on quality services for years to come. The team is committed to maintaining the highest level of accountability to clients, without the need to manage an outside corporation.