Randi Goldstein Casey

Randi Goldstein Casey serves as Senior Vice President / Funeral Director / Owner

As a professional funeral director, Randi helps families plan funerals in a way that respects traditions and individual wishes. She walks a family through the process of making funeral arrangements for a loved one as well as counseling families through the process. Randi’s grandfather, Jack Goldstein, started the business in 1944 and her father Gabe Goldstein helped to grow the business through the late 1900’s and early 2000’s. She is a third-generation owner.

Randi holds a B.A. from Temple University in Philadelphia. She earned her certificate in Funeral Directing from Mercer County Community College. For compassionate and professional funeral services in Philadelphia, contact Randi Goldstein-Casey and the team at Goldsteins’. We are dedicated to honoring your loved ones with dignity and respect.

Randi takes pride in helping families get through the very difficult time in their lives following the passing of a loved one. Randi was a certified Bereavement Facilitator but has since moved into a position that focuses on corporate operations. Randi continues to stay involved in helping those cope with their loss.

In addition to her duties as a funeral director, Randi manages the communications and marketing for Goldsteins. This includes sponsorships of local organizations and charities as well as planning local community events such as a backpack giveaway, a Halloween trunk or treat, an annual coat drive, a charity wrestling event, and Hanukkah and Christmas candle giveaways. She has also spoken on several business podcasts talking about the funeral industry and about being in a family operated business as a woman. Randi is also passionate about mental health and has become very involved with the Bucks County Suicide Prevention Task Force.

An active member in the Jewish and local community in the Philadelphia area, she is a member and past board member of Old York Road Temple-Beth AM, a lifetime member of Rebecca Gratz Chapter of Hadassah, and a past board member of Temple Beth Torah. Randi also chaired an auction at Temple Beth Torah which was an annual fundraising effort and helped organize and run the Family Fun Night for the preschool at the Temple, before its merger with Old York Road Temple Beth-Am Synagogue. A travel lover, she recently visited Israel on an adult Birthright trip and fell in love with the country’s beauty and history. Randi also recently traveled to New Zealand which was equally as beautiful.

Randi and her two daughters, Samantha and Alex, are avid sports fans and enjoy listening to music and attending concerts. Samantha is currently in school at Mercer County working towards her funeral director license. Early in her career Randi was fortunate to work with Hockey Central Youth Organization, appeared as the first mascot of the Hollywood All-Star Team (Star Puck), and volunteered at the Philadelphia Flyers Wives Carnival raising money for cancer research.

You can reach her at randi@goldsteinsfuneral.com for any assistance with the funeral or pre-arrangement process.