History of East Prince Funeral Home
In the late 1980's, a group of citizens from the East Prince area met to discuss the possibility of establishing a co-operative funeral home. Two such homes were operating successfully in Prince County, namely the West Prince Funeral Home in Palmer Road and the Evangeline Funeral Home in Urbainville. As a result, on January 24th, 1989, the East Prince Funeral Co-operative Ltd. was formed. The first president was Gilles Michaud, along with other board members: Adrien Bernard, Joe Cormier, Joan Hill, Aage Johnson, Harold Linkletter, Carl MacLean, Reg MacRae, Robert Mutch, Wendell Phillips, Ivan Pineau and Martin Richard. Land was purchased on the Pope Road in Summerside where a building was constructed and the first funeral service was conducted in January 1990.
For Peace of Mind
By offering full quality and professional services, the funeral home will assist you from the beginning to end to ensure the arrangements that you make are satisfactory to you and to your family and bring you peace of mind at a difficult time.
With an attractive main foyer, three newly renovated visitation rooms and a chapel with seating for up to 250 people, we can provide funerals and services to suit everyone's needs.
We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.