Francis X. Thomas III
Francis Thomas and his wife Mary Monahan Thomas were both raised in Bucks County. Fran attained his business degree 1993 and went on to earn an additional degree in Mortuary Science in Bethlehem, PA in 1995. After several years of working as an independent Funeral Director for many area firms, Fran and Mary purchased the Varcoe Funeral Home in Doylestown in 2001. He serves his community with several local organizations such as; the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce, Doylestown Business Community Alliance, Co-Chairman of the Doylestown Rotary Scholarship Committee, President of the Our Lady of Mt. Carmel St. Joseph's Society, volunteering as an E.M.T. with the Warrington Ambulance Corps., and is very active with his church.

Mary Monahan Thomas
Mary Monahan Thomas attended Villanova University and graduated in 1989. Besides working with Fran at their family business, Mary is an avid golfer and sports enthusiast, and has dedicated her time and talents for over 10 years to the enrichment of high school athletics as the Head Coach for girl's lacrosse teams, first for Mt. St. Joseph's Academy in Flourtown, PA., from 1991 to 1997, and with Central Bucks West in Doylestown since 1998.

History
Established in 1879 in Mozart, PA the funeral home was originated by James Conard, a cabinet maker by trade, Mr. Conard manufactured the caskets at the funeral home. Mr. Conard was joined by Albert S. Worthington in 1898 who eventually purchased the firm making it the A. S. Worthington Funeral Home. The business was relocated when the Wycombe facility was built in 1905 for a cost of $3300.00.

William C. Varcoe joined the firm as an employee in 1933, eventually purchasing the business when Mr. Worthington died in 1942, changing the name to the William C. Varcoe Funeral Home. In 1962 William's son Wilson G. Varcoe opened the Doylestown Facility where the business is currently located today. In 2001 Francis and Mary Monahan Thomas purchased the business and facility, continuing the tradition of the family owned funeral home as the fifth generation of funeral directors to serve the Central Bucks County community. Although there have been many changes over the past five generations, one principle remains consistent, our commitment to the families that we serve.