1284 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in 14 states, listed by state, 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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1284 funeral homes and crematories offering burial
In East Los Angeles on Pomona Boulevard, this family owned mortuary arranges burial and cremation, preplanning with prepayment, veterans' benefits and transfers to Mexico. Its facilities include a chapel, a visitation area and a garden for reflection.
On Beverly Boulevard in Los Angeles, the location the firm calls Montebello, this family owned mortuary arranges burial and cremation, preplanning with prepayment, veterans' benefits and transfers to Mexico. It has a chapel and visitation area and makes tribute videos.
This family-owned mortuary in Los Angeles was established in 1984 near Koreatown and arranges burial and cremation, with cremation offered on site. Its bilingual staff has expertise in Korean and Korean American funeral traditions.
In Los Angeles, the Firestone location of Harrison-Ross Mortuary arranges chapel, church and graveside services with burial or cremation. The family owned firm states it has served the community since 1948.
In Los Angeles, the Crenshaw location of Harrison-Ross Mortuary arranges chapel, church and graveside services with burial or cremation. The family owned firm states it has served the community since 1948.
Hillside Memorial Park and Mortuary is a single campus mortuary, chapel and memorial park in Los Angeles serving Jewish and interfaith families since 1941. It arranges traditional Jewish burial, on site green burial at Gan Eden and cremation, and offers advance funeral and cemetery planning.
Home of Peace Memorial Park and Mortuary in Los Angeles is the oldest Jewish cemetery in the Los Angeles area and has served the city's Jewish community for over 150 years. It offers traditional ground burial, mausoleum crypts and niches, mortuary services and advance planning.
In Los Angeles, this Huntington Drive funeral home arranges burial, direct cremation, viewings, home wakes, memorial services and national and international ship-outs. It conducts burials in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, Kern and San Diego counties and works with the Los Angeles and Riverside national cemeteries.
The mosque on Vermont Avenue in Los Angeles runs a licensed funeral home with an on-site mortuary for Islamic burial preparation, where trained volunteers perform ghusl. It arranges burial in Islamic cemetery sections, Janaza prayer at the grave and transportation for out-of-state or overseas burial.
This family owned mortuary in Los Angeles serves the Japanese community as well as other cultures and faiths. It coordinates funeral and burial services with the cemetery and cremation with the crematory, and helps families put final wishes in writing in advance.
LifeSource is a downtown Los Angeles funeral home serving Los Angeles, Ventura, Orange, San Bernardino and Riverside counties with sustainable options. It arranges natural burial, flame cremation, aquamation and terramation through a partner in Auburn, Washington, and offers traditional burial on request.
In Los Angeles, this cemetery and crematorium sits on Whittier Blvd in the Boyle Heights community. Staff answer calls 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, with no third-party answering service, and the cemetery sets out a simple cremation package on its site.
Malinow and Silverman Mortuary in Los Angeles has served the community since 1927 as a Jewish mortuary and is family owned and operated. It conducts funeral and burial services at any cemetery, makes arrangements in the family's home, and offers pre-need plans paid in advance.
Mount Sinai Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles is a Jewish mortuary and cemetery, owned and operated by Sinai Temple of Los Angeles since 1964. Its own Chevra Kadisha performs tahara and shmira, and the park offers ground burial, companion estates, family gardens and wall crypts.
In Los Gatos, this downtown chapel opened in 1954 and serves Los Gatos, Monte Sereno, Saratoga, Cambrian and Willow Glen. Staff answer by telephone around the clock and can come to a family's home to make arrangements.
In Los Osos, this mortuary shares its property with Los Osos Valley Memorial Park, a non-denominational cemetery established in 1962 with an on-site crematory built in 1971. Its modern chapel seats approximately 100 guests, and the sister locations handle funeral, cremation and burial services.
In Lynwood, this family owned and operated funeral home states three generations of service to its community. It arranges burial, cremation, memorial and graveside services and the scattering of ashes, and helps families with pre-planning. The building has a chapel and a courtyard reception area.
In Marysville, this chapel offers cremation services, burial arrangements and pre-arranged funeral planning, and its own crematory was installed in the facility in July 2011. It serves the Yuba/Sutter area along with the Live Oak and Gridley communities.
The crematory at this Marysville chapel was installed in the facility in July 2011. The chapel offers cremation services, burial arrangements and pre-arranged funeral planning for the Yuba/Sutter area along with the Live Oak and Gridley communities.
This family-owned funeral home in Mc Farland serves Kern County, arranging burial, cremation and international funeral arrangements to Mexico, Guatemala and El Salvador. Its own crematorium performs cremations in house, and the home posts the Kern County Coroner release forms families need.