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
Vessey Funeral Service - Wellington is a funeral home and cremation provider in Wellington, with a chapel, reception space, an on-site crematory and witness cremation. It states burial and cremation services, funeral and memorial services, pre-need planning, and human composting through a partner provider. Established 2010.
Olinger Funeral, Cremation & Cemetery - Crown Hill stands on a 240-acre cemetery in Wheat Ridge, 20 minutes from Denver, with a private on-site crematory. It takes funeral, cremation and burial arrangements, and its Chapel of Peace seats up to 200 guests. The cemetery opened in 1907.
Mount Olivet Funeral Home in Wheat Ridge provides funeral and cremation services in the greater Denver metro area from the grounds of Mt. Olivet Catholic Cemetery. The Archdiocese of Denver opened it in 1981. Its staff arranges veteran burial at Fort Logan National Cemetery, and it has an on-site reception room.
Jones Family Funeral Home in Wray states it serves Yuma, Phillips and Kit Carson Counties and the greater Tri-State Region. It offers burial and cremation services, online preplanning and transportation of the deceased from anywhere in the world, with care kept within its own facility and on-site crematory. It dates its service to families to 1928.
Bridgeport funeral home in the city's East End, opened in 1956 and a member of the Order of the Golden Rule, an international association of funeral homes.
Bridgeport cemetery whose Gothic-style crematorium was built in 1950; its committal chapel seats up to eighty. Founded in 1849, the cemetery is a mutual association owned by its lot holders and has lawn crypts and a garden mausoleum.
Canton crematory founded in 1997 as the Farmington Valley Crematory, inside the Canton building of a family-owned funeral business begun in 1902 and now led by its fourth generation. Families may be present when a cremation begins.
Canton funeral home of a family-owned business begun in 1902 and now led by its fourth generation, in a building the family opened in 1960. The Farmington Valley Crematory operates inside it, and families may be present when a cremation begins. A sister home is in Simsbury.
Cheshire funeral home of Alderson-Ford Funeral Homes, Inc., which also operates Buckmiller Ford Mengacci Funeral Home in Naugatuck under the same ownership. The home files the death certificate information and helps families obtain certified copies.
Danbury funeral and cremation service holding wakes, funeral ceremonies and memorial services in its own celebration room, run by a funeral director and embalmer who speaks with families in English and Spanish.
Danbury funeral home run together with its sister home, Kane Funeral Home of Ridgefield, serving families of all faiths. Also arranges entombment, inurnment and the scattering of ashes.
Danielson funeral home founded in 1943 and one of the Farner Family Funeral Homes, with Smith and Walker Funeral Home in Putnam; the family has owned it since 2009.
Darien funeral home founded in 1893 in New Canaan and in Darien since 1931, in a Victorian building it has occupied since 1938. Its cremations are carried out at Mountain Grove and Lakeview crematories, and it takes part in the Connecticut Funeral Directors Association Master Trust Program for prearranged funerals.
East Hampton funeral home, independent and family owned and operated since its founding in 1938. It serves East Hampton, Marlborough, Hebron and East Haddam.
East Hartford funeral home of the D'Esopo family, in Hartford-area funeral service since 1905, in a chapel built for it in 1973 and part of the Dignity Memorial network since 2016. Has two chapels seating up to 150 with audio and video, a family care concierge who plans receptions, and a holiday grief program each December.
East Haven funeral home in business since 1939. It holds one service in the building at a time, has a lounge for families and a viewing-room audio and video system for slide shows, and provides and installs headstones, with a monument showroom in Madison.
East Haven funeral home serving East Haven and the greater New Haven communities, with direct cremation among its options. Assists families with military honors, flowers, monuments and inscriptions, cemetery plots and catering.
Enfield funeral home with its own crematory, owned and operated by the Leete-Stevens family since 1881, with sister homes in Somers and Windsor Locks. Has a South Chapel and a North Chapel for visitations and funerals, a reflection garden, a family lounge with a children's area and a carport for processions.
Fairfield Jewish funeral home serving the county's Jewish community since 1948, now in its third generation. It moved from Bridgeport in 1997 to a building whose front is an 1850 sea captain's house, and conducts services ending in burial at out-of-state cemeteries without a second funeral home.
Fairfield funeral home, family owned and founded in 1950 by two brothers, in a historic house in Fairfield Center. Certified by the Green Burial Council since 2011, and placed in the NFDA Hall of Excellence for its Pursuit of Excellence awards.