Funeral Services in Quincy, PA

Thomas L Geisel Funeral Home provides traditional funeral, burial, and memorial services to families in Quincy Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania. Located in Chambersburg, about 12 miles from Quincy, our fourth-generation family firm offers an on-site crematory, veterans honors, and personalized service planning. Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call (717) 264-6416 to speak with someone now.
Funeral and Burial Services for Quincy Township Families
When a Quincy Township family loses a loved one, they need a funeral home that will walk with them, step by step, through every decision. Thomas L Geisel Funeral Home offers traditional funeral services, including visitation, a formal funeral service, and a graveside committal, arranged with the same care whether the family is planning weeks in advance or arriving at our door within hours of a loss.
We also arrange memorial services and celebration of life gatherings for families who prefer to honor a life without a traditional service structure, and we coordinate burial with area cemeteries on the family's behalf, since we do not operate a cemetery of our own. For Quincy families who served, or whose loved one served, we provide dedicated veterans and military funeral honors, working directly with local posts and the appropriate military branch to arrange full honors.
If you would like to understand each step in advance, our team is glad to walk you through the process in plain language.
Many Quincy families also ask about combining a funeral or memorial service with cremation. Because our facility includes its own on-site crematory, we can offer a traditional viewing followed by cremation, all without transferring a loved one to a third-party facility. Whatever combination of services your family chooses, our team is ready to talk it through with you, without pressure and on your own timeline. Call (717) 264-6416 whenever you are ready to begin.
Why Quincy Families Choose Thomas L Geisel Funeral Home
Funeral service has been the Geisel family occupation since 1919, and the current firm has served Franklin County families since Tom Geisel purchased the business in 1983, moving to its present Falling Spring Road location in 1993. Today the firm is led by fourth-generation funeral director Thomas L. "Tommy" Geisel II, continuing a tradition the family calls "A Family Serving Families."
Our 13,000-square-foot facility, which includes a dedicated stained-glass chapel, allows us to host visitations and services on-site without renting outside space. Our on-site crematory means Quincy families never need to send a loved one to another provider for cremation. Local families have left us more than 127 Google reviews averaging 4.9 stars, and we have received Franklin County Community's Choice recognition for "Best of Franklin County."
Our licensed funeral directors, including Chad E. Starliper, Jeremy R. Shoemaker, Adam Winegardner, Erika McKissick, Hunter Martin, and Tim Wilt, along with Advance Planning Specialist Lisa Mayes, bring decades of combined experience to every Quincy family we serve, whether the need is immediate or the family is pre-planning ahead.
About Quincy Township, Pennsylvania
Quincy Township sits in southeastern Franklin County, bordering Adams County to the east, and takes its name from President John Quincy Adams. The township's roughly 5,300 residents live across two distinct landscapes: a western half that lies in the Cumberland Valley section of the Great Appalachian Valley, an agricultural area with elevations between 650 and 1,100 feet, and an eastern half rising into South Mountain, where the Appalachian Trail crosses the township on its way toward Caledonia State Park.
The borough of Mont Alto sits surrounded by Quincy Township's northern edge as its own separate municipality, and the township is also home to Mont Alto State Park, one of Pennsylvania's oldest state parks, bordering the much larger Michaux State Forest. Pennsylvania Route 316 connects Quincy Township north to Chambersburg, the Franklin County seat and home to Thomas L Geisel Funeral Home, and south to Waynesboro, while Route 997 runs through the township's center toward Mont Alto and Scotland.
Because Quincy Township has no funeral home of its own, families here have long looked north to Chambersburg, about a 20-minute drive along Route 316, for funeral care within Franklin County.
Serving Quincy and Surrounding Communities
Thomas L Geisel Funeral Home is proud to serve Quincy Township alongside the surrounding Franklin County communities, radiating out from our Chambersburg facility.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Funeral Services in Quincy, PA
Does Thomas L Geisel Funeral Home serve families in Quincy Township?
Yes. Thomas L Geisel Funeral Home serves families throughout Quincy Township from our Chambersburg facility, about 12 miles north on Route 316. We arrange traditional funerals, memorial services, and burial coordination for Quincy families, and our team is available 24 hours a day to help, whether the need is immediate or you are planning ahead.
How far is Thomas L Geisel Funeral Home from Quincy, PA?
Our facility at 333 Falling Spring Rd in Chambersburg is approximately 12 miles from Quincy Township, a drive of roughly 20 minutes along Route 316. Many Quincy families travel this route regularly, and our team can also come to you to begin arrangements when travel is difficult.
Does Thomas L Geisel Funeral Home offer cremation services in Quincy?
Yes. In addition to traditional funeral and burial services, we offer full cremation services through our own on-site crematory, one of only two in Franklin County. Quincy families can choose direct cremation, cremation with a memorial service, or a traditional viewing followed by cremation. Learn more on our Quincy cremation services page.
Can Thomas L Geisel Funeral Home arrange veterans' funeral honors for a Quincy family?
Yes. We coordinate military funeral honors for veterans and their families, working with local veterans' organizations and the appropriate branch of service to arrange flag presentation, honor guard, and other traditional military elements as part of the funeral or graveside service.
How do I begin funeral arrangements for a loved one in Quincy Township?
Call Thomas L Geisel Funeral Home at (717) 264-6416 any time, day or night. A member of our team will guide you through the first steps, from notifying us of a death to scheduling an arrangement conference, and will help coordinate everything from cemetery arrangements to service details. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Reach Out to Thomas L Geisel Funeral Home
Whenever your Quincy Township family is ready, our team at Thomas L Geisel Funeral Home is here to help, with the same care four generations of the Geisel family have brought to funeral service. There is no need to rush this call. When you are ready, we are here, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, at (717) 264-6416.



