This Miramar office in San Diego belongs to a family owned cremation and burial firm that is open 24/7. It arranges cremation and burial, helps with veterans' benefits paperwork, and lets family or friends be present in the crematory.
12 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in San Diego, California. 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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12 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in San Diego
This Miramar office in San Diego belongs to a family owned cremation and burial firm that is open 24/7. It arranges cremation and burial, helps with veterans' benefits paperwork, and lets family or friends be present in the crematory.
In Rancho Bernardo in San Diego, this mortuary arranges direct and witness cremation, burial, viewings and memorials, and offers online pre-planning. It serves all of San Diego County and states it is veteran owned and operated.
In San Diego, this mortuary arranges Jewish funerals and burials for local Jewish families, including transport to another state for burial and help with military burial benefits paperwork. It states it was founded in 1977.
In San Diego, this family-owned mortuary on Rainier Avenue was the first new funeral home in the city to open since 1963. It arranges burial, green burial and cremation, coordinates military honors and burial benefits with the VA for veterans, and staff speak Spanish.
In San Diego, this independent family-owned funeral service and cremation provider arranges burial, cremation and shipment of remains to another city, state or country. It holds services at the family's selected churches, temples or cemeteries, and memorial services at homes, parks or beaches.
In San Diego, this chapel on El Cajon Boulevard arranges direct cremation, traditional funeral services with burial or cremation, and veteran funerals. It states it is not associated with corporate ownership and has been in business continuously since 1978, with chapel seating for 150 guests.
This family-owned establishment in San Diego performs cremations on-site, with its own crematorium in National City where a family may witness the cremation. It also arranges traditional funerals with burial and discusses pre-planning by phone, and Spanish is spoken. It has been family owned since 2015.
In San Diego, this mortuary, mausoleum and crematory on Imperial Avenue at 40th Street has a large chapel and the smaller Old World Chapel, a two-level mausoleum, a cremation garden and lawn crypts for in-ground burial. Its funeral home and cemetery teams speak English, Spanish and Vietnamese.
In San Diego, this funeral chapel and El Camino Memorial Park share one Sorrento Valley site, with in-ground burial, aboveground entombment and cremation niches, columbaria and boulders. The cemetery has a veterans garden, and the chapel has an on-site flower shop open 7 days a week and a Harley-Davidson funeral coach.
In San Diego, this family owned mortuary was founded in 1962 and operates its own crematory, providing cremation services in addition to burial services. Its chapel seats up to one hundred guests, and live streaming is available.
In San Diego, this family-owned funeral home arranges cremation, burial and veteran funerals, and ships remains to Mexico and other countries. It offers funeral services in English and Spanish, arranges pre-need plans, and coordinates natural organic reduction through outside facilities.
In San Diego, this mortuary and crematory sits within Greenwood Memorial Park on Imperial Avenue, offering funeral, cemetery and cremation services on one site. The grounds include several chapels and three mausoleums, with casket and urn burial options; the park was founded in 1907.