Toms river funeral home to host trunk or treat
Trunk or treat at Quinn-Hopping Funeral Home in Toms River. Photo courtesy of Quinn Hopping Funeral Home

Toms River funeral home to host Trunk or Treat

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October 21, 2022
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You can’t find a more spooky setting for a Halloween event than a cemetery or funeral home and one funeral home in Toms River is doing just that. The Quinn-Hopping Funeral Home in Toms River will be hosting its second annual Trunk or Treat this coming Saturday.

The funeral home is located on Mule Road just south of Route 37 and will be hosting its event starting Saturday night at 5 p.m.

“In addition to our staff and some spooky vehicles, you can visit many other local businesses, police departments, and fire companies who are participating in our family-friendly event,” the funeral home said in a Facebook post. “We love being involved in our community and have so much fun giving out treats (no tricks, though!). Feel free to decorate your own vehicle if you’d like to participate and contact Aimee at 732-240-3800 to reserve a spot.”

The Trunk or Treat event is open to the public.

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