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Make your loved
one's last journey one that will be forever
remembered and cherished by family and friends.
A special farewell for a special person.
When was the last time you saw a funeral procession being led by a pair of majestic Friesian horses hitched to a beautiful Horse Drawn Hearse? The passing of a President? A Horse Drawn Hearse may be the
answer to that age old question. How can
we show the world how special our loved
one was to us? They deserve more than just
an "ordinary" service. Show the
world that your loved one was "special". |
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Welcome
to Joe Tetz Horse Drawn Funeral Service.
The photo above was at the service of a fallen FBI agent. Visit the Fallen FBI page to see what types of service is available for our hero's.This page will show the Fire co. fling the american flag, the Horse Drawn Hearse transporting the casket, Bag Pipers marching through the cemetery to the grave site, the soldiers that will do a 21 gun salute, the Riderless horse as we travel all the roads to the cemetery, the Military Helicoptors doing a fly by. It's a great honor to be part of such a service. Make your or your loved ones last journey on earth a special one in this horse drawn funeral hearse. MILITARY SERVICES HELD AT INDIANTOWN GAP
This horse drawn funeral hearse driven by Joe Tetz
Coach and Hearse Co. located in New Tripoli, PA. built in 1902 by Pease in Merrimack Mass.
  Meet our team of Friesian horses the horses that will be pulling the horse drawn funeral hearse or the horse drawn military caission.Friesians are the kindest, most intelligent, most trainable horses in the world. Friesians excel in Dressage, as harness horses, and on trails. Their wonderful dispositions set them apart from all other breeds as the perfect family companion. The name of the Friesian breed originates from “Friesland” (“Fryslan” in the Friesian language), one of the eleven provinces of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, situated in the northwest of Europe. It is an old country, with a history dating back to 500 B.C. The Friesian horse was originally imported to North America in the seventeenth century but the breed was totally lost in North America due to crossbreeding. The Friesian was not reintroduced to North America until 1974. There are currently more than 30,000 Friesians registered worldwide in the Dutch Friesch Paarden Stamboek. Approximately 2,000 of those horses are in North America today Woody Funeral Home Above the hearse was part of a Funeral service in Orange New Jersey for Woody Funeral Home, Going from the church on Hillside Ave New Jersey, to the Rosedale Cemetery in Orange New Jersey. Here the family members walked with the hearse on the way to the cememtery in New Jersey. Perry Funeral Home
The funeral above was performed in Newark NJ by Perry Funeral Home Horse Drawn Caisson  Tetz Horse Drawn Caisson at a cemetery in Shoemakersville Pa. is being used for a Veteran from the Leibensberger Funeral Home in Hamburg Pa. The Riderless Horse  One of the oldest and most evocative of military traditions in a full honor funeral is that of the riderless, caparisoned horse. The horse is led behind the caisson wearing an empty saddle with the riders boots reversed in the stirrups. This indicates the warrior will never ride again..
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Pall Bearers Coach The Pall Bearers Coach driven by Bee Tree Trail Is transporting a World War II Vet age 100 in a parade in Fleetwood PA. sponsored by Stumps Funeral Home. This coach is used for transporting pall bearers to the grave site following the hearse or caisson or the family also can use this coach to follow. Horse drawn carriage rides available. Call 484-645-3411 Below are examples of what can be printed in the class
A picture taken at the Harrisburg Cemetery in Harrisburg Pa .where the funeral hearse was part of a fund raiser just before Halloween. We are also used in parades to advertise for funeral homes.
Below is a list of places we have been for a service with the horse drawn Funeral Hearse and Caisson
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