Our History
M ark J. Boucher has been a licensed funeral director and has been serving families in Gloucester County since 1985. He and his wife Bonnie opened Deptford's First and Only Funeral Home in June of 1993. He is married to Bonnie "Reece" Boucher and has four boys, Brad, Mark Joseph, Kyle and Alec and two granddaughters Sophia, Ava and Juliana. A 1980 graduate of Deptford High School, he is a member of Holy Angels Parish and has served as School Board President and as Parish Council Vice President at Most Holy Redeemer Church and School in Westville Grove.He is a former board member of Camp NEJEDA, a residential camp for children with type one diabetes and has served several years on the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Board of Directors as a member and past president. During his time at JDRF he started the Skate To Cure Diabetes Event which was a game of ametuer players, including himself, playing against the Philadelphia Flyers Alumni Team. To this date, the event has raised over $110,000.00 towards research to cure and improve the lives of those with type one diabetes.
He is also a member of Deptford Rotary Club, Deptford Elks Club, New Jersey State Funeral Directors Association, National Funeral Directors Association, The Civil War Trust and the Friends of Gettysburg. His hobbies are RV Camping, Guitar and singing with "Goodfellas".
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Mark J. Boucher Owner and Manager
Founder and Owner of Deptford's First and Only Funeral HomeMark J. Boucher has been a licensed funeral director and has been serving families in Gloucester County since 1985. He is married to Bonnie "Reece" Boucher and has four boys, Brad, Mark Joseph, Kyle and Alec and granddaughters, Sophia, Ava and Juliana.A 1980 graduate of Deptford High School, he is a member of Holy Angels Parish and has served as School Board President and as Parish Council Vice President at Most Holy Redeemer Church and School in Westville Grove. He is a former board member of Camp NEJEDA, a residential camp for children with type one diabetes and has served several years on the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Board of Directors as a member and past president. During his time at JDRF he started the Skate To Cure Diabetes Event which was a game of ametuer players, including himself, playing against the Philadelphia Flyers Alumni Team. To this date, the event has raised over $110,000.00 towards research to cure and improve the lives of those with type one diabetes.He is also a member of Deptford Rotary Club, Deptford Elks Club, New Jersey State Funeral Directors Association, National Funeral Directors Association, The Civil War Trust and the Friends of Gettysburg. His hobbies are RV Camping, Guitar and singing with "Goodfellas".
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Taylor E. Chantilope Licensed Funeral Director
