In Groveland, the Brewer & Sons Groveland Chapel offers funeral, burial and cremation services, and pre-arrangements are made at the chapel. It sits one block from Lake David Park, and its large chapel provides ample seating.
315 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in Florida, listed by city and county. 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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315 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in Florida
In Groveland, the Brewer & Sons Groveland Chapel offers funeral, burial and cremation services, and pre-arrangements are made at the chapel. It sits one block from Lake David Park, and its large chapel provides ample seating.
In Gulf Breeze, Rose Lawn Funeral Home & Cemetery offers ground burial in three cemetery gardens, mausoleum entombment and niches for cremated remains. Its cemetery also holds a cremation columbarium of 64 niches.
In Haines City, Oak Ridge Funeral Care provides burial, cremation and pre-need planning to families across the surrounding Polk County region, with human composting through a partner provider. Cremation is performed at Monarch Crematory, a company-owned facility in Haines City. Spanish-language services are available, and the location states it was established in 1999.
In High Springs, Evans-Carter Funeral Home arranges cremation, burial and celebrations of life, and its family group offers green burial, water cremation through a partner, and repatriation across state lines and borders. Its mausoleum and cemetery grounds sit on the same property where services are held.
In Holiday, Dobies Funeral Home & Crematory arranges burial and cremation and helps families put pre-arrangements in writing. The Holiday chapel was the first Dobies funeral home, opened in 1979, and the five Dobies homes are locally owned and operated.
In Hollywood, this funeral home and chapel arranges burial and cremation services and pre-arranged funerals, with staff available 365 days a year. Its chapel seats about 100 guests, and the location streams services online for those who cannot attend.
Eric L. Wilson Funeral and Cremation Services is a family-owned funeral home at 4631 W. Hallandale Beach Blvd. in Hollywood, serving Broward, Dade and Palm Beach counties. It has provided funeral services since 2011 and assists families with burial, cremation and shipping.
In Hollywood, Fred Hunter's Funeral Home sits on the grounds of Hollywood Memorial Gardens, giving families one place to plan a funeral and a cemetery memorial. It serves Hollywood, Aventura, Hallandale Beach, Miramar, Pembroke Pines and nearby communities, and has an on-site crematory built to host witness cremations, a large chapel and a reception center.
In Hollywood, the Presidential Circle Memorial Chapel on Hollywood Boulevard arranges traditional funerals, direct cremation, direct burial, pre-arrangements and domestic and international shipping. It is open 24 hours, seven days a week, and does not double book visitations or services on the same day.
In Hollywood, Landmark Funeral Home arranges burials, cremation and pre-arrangements, and offers natural green burial through its partnership with Prairie Creek Conservation Cemetery. The home is family owned and traces its roots to a Hollywood funeral home opened in 1962.
In Hollywood, Levitt-Weinstein Memorial Chapels and Cemeteries at Beth David works alongside Beth David Memorial Gardens, which offers traditional ground burial spaces. Levitt-Weinstein, founded in Hollywood in 1934, describes itself as a staple in the Jewish community.
In Hollywood, Nacional Hollywood Funeral Home & Crematorium serves Broward County families with traditional funerals and burial, cremation, sea scattering and repatriation to Cuba and Latin America. Its bilingual team works with families in English and Spanish and is available 24 hours a day.
In Hudson, Dobies Funeral Home & Crematory arranges burial and cremation and helps families put pre-arrangements in writing. The Hudson home was built with its own crematory in 1998, one of five locally owned and operated Dobies homes.
In Hudson, Prevatt Funeral Home and Cremation Services is a family-owned funeral home offering graveside ceremonies, burials, viewings and cremation with or without a memorial ceremony. It keeps no answering service: the owner answers the phone 24 hours a day, and its Hospitality Room hosts gatherings.
In Immokalee, Brister Funeral Home is a family owned funeral home, the first established in the town when it opened in 1968. It arranges burials, with staff witnessing the burial after the family leaves the cemetery, and ships remains inside and outside the country.
In Interlachen, this chapel of a Putnam County family-owned funeral home serves families in West Putnam, with burial arranged through the firm and cremation handled at its own crematory in Palatka. The chapel was established in 1973 and seats 75 guests.
In Inverness, Chas. E. Davis Funeral Home offers earth burial, cremation, mausoleum entombment and out-of-state transfers, with its own crematory, two chapels and four visitation rooms. Founded in 1974, it arranges veterans' burials at the Florida National Cemetery in Bushnell.
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.