13 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in Denver County, Colorado, listed by city. 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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13 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in Denver County
Piece of Heaven in Aurora arranges burial and cremation for families across the Denver metro area and has been family-owned since 2003. Cremation is done at its own Aurora facility, never sent to a third party, and can be witnessed. A licensed funeral director answers the phone day or night.
Fairmount Funeral Home, Cemetery & Crematory is in Denver, at a cemetery founded in 1890. It states traditional burial and mausoleum entombment, cremation services in Denver, and coordination of veteran funeral services and military honors.
Feldman Mortuary serves Denver's Jewish community and has been at 1673 York Street since 1939, with dedicated Tahara and Shomer rooms. It states burial locally or in Israel, green burial, fire and water cremation, body composting, prearranged plans and military funerals at Fort Logan National Cemetery.
Romero Funeral Home and Cremations – Denver is a funeral home in the Sunnyside neighborhood of North Denver, part of Romero Funeral Homes, with multiple chapels. It states burial and cremation services, funeral and memorial services, pre-need planning and veterans services, with human composting through a partner provider. Spanish-language services are available. Established 1996.
Front Range Burial & Cremation Services is in Denver and arranges traditional burial and cremation, and can be reached 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It describes itself as a veteran-operated company and offers veterans packages for burial at Fort Logan or Pikes Peak National Cemeteries.
Horan & McConaty's Southeast Denver/Aurora home serves Southeast Denver, Aurora and Parker from a building dated 1993, with a chapel for up to 200 guests and a crematory on site. Staff assist with funerals, cremation and preplanning. The HeartLight Center grief support organization shares the building.
Horan & McConaty's South Denver home in Denver was built in the 1950s of native sandstone and houses Shalom Funeral Service, which serves Denver's Jewish population, with a separate Halachic Taharah Facility. Its chapel seats up to 200 guests beside a reception center. Staff assist with funerals, cremation and preplanning.
Horan & McConaty's Central Denver home in Denver was built in 1919 and houses Latina Funerals & Cremations, a bilingual home serving Denver's Spanish-speaking community. Recent renovations added an elevator to all building levels and conference-style offices for family meetings. Staff assist with funerals, cremation and preplanning.
Monarch Society is a Denver mortuary in a Victorian home, locally owned and operated since 1982. It offers burials and cremation and takes calls about pre-planning for yourself or a loved one.
Olinger Hampden Mortuary, Cremation & Cemetery serves Denver from East Hampden Avenue, with the mortuary and a cemetery of more than 28 acres as sister locations. It offers cremation, funeral, memorial and burial options, and the funeral home's spaces open or close off to fit the size of the service. The cemetery was founded in 1959.
Pipkin Braswell Funeral Home & Cremation in Denver is a Black-operated home that has served the African American community of Denver since 1979. It arranges burial and cremation, with an onsite chapel and reception space.
Mount Olivet Funeral Home Central Denver, on North Marion Street in Denver, provides funeral and cremation services in the greater Denver metro area. Founded in 1949, it states a long history serving Denver's African-American community and came to the Archdiocese of Denver in February 2019. Its staff arranges veteran burial at Fort Logan National Cemetery.
Stork-Morley Funerals and Cremation is a family-owned funeral home in Lakewood, serving the greater Denver metro area since 1994. It arranges burial, cremation and advance plans and works with Fort Logan National Cemetery on veteran burials. It can hold a funeral at a family's church or another chosen venue.
