6 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in Phoenix, Arizona. Each listing names the services the home offers, the faiths it serves and the languages its staff speak, with its address, its phone and a link to its general price list where it posts one.
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6 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in Phoenix
Abel Funeral Services is on North 51st Avenue in Phoenix, in a remodeled 12,000 square foot facility with chapel seating for 150. The home states it was founded in 2002 and is family owned and operated, handles burials and cremations in its own crematory, and offers prepaid arrangements.
Advantage Funeral & Cremation Services (Maryvale Chapel) is on West Indian School Road in Phoenix's Maryvale community, where it states it was established in 1968. It arranges burial and cremation. Its chapel seats up to 135 guests, and its on-site parking includes spots reserved for U.S. military veterans.
Funeraria del Angel Greer-Wilson Chapel is on West Thomas Road in Phoenix, about 8 miles from downtown, and states its bilingual staff is fluent in Spanish and English. It arranges in-ground burials and cremations, at need or in advance. Its chapel began as the Pioneer Chapel of Margaret Brooks Memorial United Methodist Church, established in 1908, and seats 140 to 150.
Phoenix Funeral and Cremation Service is on East McDowell Road in Phoenix. Its site states it arranges burial, cremation and green burial services, and holds prepayments for preplanned funerals in a trust fund. It belongs to the Heritage Family of Funeral Homes, which the site calls a third generation family-owned firm.
Phoenix Memorial Park & Mortuary is a funeral home and cemetery on West Beardsley Road in Phoenix. Its page states it provides funeral, cremation and cemetery services, with in-ground casket burials, lawn crypts, two mausoleums and cremation niches, and a chapel that seats up to 100 guests. The cemetery was built in 1964.
Whitney & Murphy Funeral Home is at 48th Street and Indian School Road in Phoenix, where it moved in 1969 from downtown; the site says it was established in 1903 and is family owned and operated. It states it coordinates burial and cremation, pre-arrangement, and veterans' benefits and honors, and is a member of Selected Independent Funeral Homes.
