17 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in Jacksonville, Florida. 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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17 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in Jacksonville
In Jacksonville, Arlington Park Funeral Home and Cemetery serves Arlington and Northeast Florida families from the historic Arlington area on Lone Star Road. It offers committal and gravesite services, viewings and visitations, receptions, and cremation.
In Jacksonville, Cedar Bay Funeral Home at 405 New Berlin Road arranges traditional and graveside funerals, immediate burial, and cremation with or without a chapel service. The home takes questions 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
In Jacksonville, Corey-Kerlin Funeral Home has been caring for families since 1963, with funeral, cremation and burial services. Its red brick building on Cesery Boulevard has a large chapel and plenty of parking, and accommodates traditional funerals and intimate gatherings as well as large events.
In Jacksonville, Eternity Funeral Home & Crematory provides funeral, cremation and burial services and pre-planning to families across North Florida. It operates its own on-site crematory and has served the city since 1996.
Evergreen Cemetery, Funeral Home and Crematory in Jacksonville dates to 1880 and covers 167 acres. It offers ground burial, mausoleum entombment, natural burial, cremation and pre-planning, and its funeral home serves families using Evergreen Cemetery or any other resting place.
In Jacksonville, Ferreira Funeral Services at Jacksonville, on South Chaffee Road, offers funeral, cremation, memorial and pre-planning services as one of the firm's North Florida locations. For veterans, the firm notifies Social Security and the VA and requests an active duty honor guard for retired military. Ferreira describes itself as a family owned and operated funeral home.
In Jacksonville, Fraser Funeral Home arranges burial, direct cremation and pre-need plans, with arrangements made online, at the family's home or in its office. Founded in 1974 and family owned, it serves the city's Westside and the surrounding counties.
In Jacksonville, Funerals By T.S. Warden offers traditional funerals with burial or graveside services, green burial options and cremation, with a second home in Fernandina Beach. A locally owned business since 2001, it can add a horse-drawn hearse, limousine service or a dove release.
In Jacksonville, Hardage-Giddens Chapel Hills Funeral Home has a chapel with flexible seating and a reception area, and the adjacent Chapel Hills Memorial Gardens offers in-ground burial, above-ground entombment and cremation niches. Families may also opt for direct cremation, and the home states that it supports U.S. military veterans through AMVETS Department of Florida.
In Jacksonville, south of downtown, Hardage-Giddens Greenlawn Funeral Home was built at Greenlawn Cemetery in 2009. Families can hold a traditional funeral service in its chapel or opt for direct cremation with a scattering in the Atlantic Ocean. The cemetery has burial and memorial options and a large veterans garden with the flags of all branches of the armed forces.
In Jacksonville's Mandarin neighborhood, Hardage-Giddens Funeral Home specializes in cremation services, with expertise in scattering ashes, and also arranges traditional funeral services. Its San Jose Boulevard building is a contemporary facility with a large reception area. It is one of 11 Hardage-Giddens funeral homes in Duval and Clay counties.
In Jacksonville, Hardage-Giddens Oaklawn Chapel offers funeral and cremation services together with Oaklawn Cemetery, a 100-acre cemetery chartered in 1927 with in-ground burial gardens, mausoleums and a cremation garden. Its teams work with all branches of the military and take part in a burial program for homeless and indigent veterans. It has two chapels.
In Jacksonville, Hardage-Giddens Riverside Funeral Home is a non-denominational mortuary on the Riverside Memorial Park property, arranging anything from a basic cremation and a scattering in the Atlantic Ocean to a traditional funeral with a cemetery burial. The park spans more than 100 acres, with in-ground burial, a cremation garden and three mausoleums.
In Jacksonville, Moloney-Hewell Funeral Home & Cremation Services provides funeral, memorial, burial and cremation services, and offers water cremation, burial at sea and repatriation. It operates its own crematory, holds services in a chapel with stained-glass windows, and provides catering for receptions.
In Jacksonville, Naugle Funeral Home & Cremation Services has been in business since 1919 and has an on-site crematory. It partners with Prairie Creek Conservation Cemetery near Gainesville for natural green burial and arranges air or ground ship-out transportation.
In Jacksonville, Patterson Cremation & Funeral Service offers burial and cremation services from its facility on Arlington Expressway. Its Family and Friends Reception Center gives families a place to share a meal, and the home can arrange a catered reception at its facility or another venue.
In Jacksonville, Peeples Family Funeral Homes arranges burial and cremation, including complete online cremation arrangements, and sets pre-planning appointments with its directors and pre-need agents. It is the closest funeral home to Jacksonville National Cemetery and serves veterans' families there. Its N. Main Street facility holds chapels, an event center and a crematory.
