In Melbourne, Ammen Family Cremation & Funeral Care provides burial and cremation, funeral and memorial services and pre-need planning. The location was founded in 1971 as South Brevard Funeral Home and has a chapel.
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 Melbourne, Ammen Family Cremation & Funeral Care provides burial and cremation, funeral and memorial services and pre-need planning. The location was founded in 1971 as South Brevard Funeral Home and has a chapel.
In Melbourne, Buggs Funeral Home & Crematory arranges burial and cremation and owns Buggs Street Community Cemetery. All cremations take place at its own facility, and the home was founded in 1990.
In Melbourne, Davis Seawinds Funeral Home & Crematory sits near the Indian River Lagoon and arranges burial on land or at sea, traditional funerals, memorials, receptions and cremations. It also offers mausoleum spaces and advance arrangement planning.
In Merritt Island, Wylie-Baxley Funeral Home provides funeral, burial and cremation services to families in Merritt Island, Cape Canaveral, Cocoa Beach and surrounding areas, makes arrangements in advance, and helps veterans' families with VA burial benefits.
In Miami, Auxiliadora Funeraria Nacional on Bird Road offers traditional funerals, cremation, cultural memorials, pre-planning and international repatriation to Cuba and Latin America. Its bilingual staff assist families in English and Spanish, and it belongs to the woman-owned National Funeral Homes group.
In Miami, this Kendall chapel belongs to a family business that began in Habana, Cuba in 1915 and arranges burial and domestic and international ship-outs. Removals cover the Miami-Dade County area, and the family keeps in-house preparation facilities.
In Miami, this Westchester chapel on Bird Road belongs to a family business that began in Habana, Cuba in 1915 and arranges burial and domestic and international ship-outs. Its line is answered 24 hours a day.
In Miami, Caballero Rivero Little Havana on Southwest 8th Street offers funeral services from graveside services to cremations, with immediate access to neighboring Woodlawn Park Cemetery - North. The home states it is temporarily closed for remodeling and anticipates reopening in the winter of 2026; until then all services are conducted at Caballero Rivero Westchester on Bird Road.
In Miami, Caballero Rivero Westchester arranges funeral services and works with area cemeteries for burial, and it takes calls about planning ahead. Its staff is bilingual, speaking both Spanish and English. It is involved in the Homeless Veterans Burial Program.
In Miami, Caballero Rivero Woodlawn South opened in 1990 on the grounds of Woodlawn Park Cemetery South, so families can take care of funeral and burial arrangements in one place, immediately or in advance. The cemetery has cremation gardens and a veterans section. Many of the associates speak both English and Spanish.
In Miami, Grace Funeral Home offers pre-need and at-need planning, church or chapel services, cremation, burial and shipment to another location. Its Chapel of Grace seats 180, and the home provides a minister, musician or soloist on request.
In Miami, Graceland Funeral Home and Cremation Services has been a name in the city's funeral service since 1936 and is part of the Bridges Funeral Services family. It helps families choose a casket or headstone, takes them to a local burial site in its own vehicles, and arranges repatriation for burial outside Miami.
In Miami, Gregg L. Mason Funeral Home & Cremation Services offers funeral and cremation services, plans burials and cremations, and arranges preplanned funerals. It serves families in Miami, Miami Shores, Miami-Dade County and the surrounding counties of South Florida.
Hadley Davis Funeral Home MLK is at 2321 NW 62nd Street in Miami, one of two locations of a family-operated funeral home in the Miami area. It handles burial, cremation, and the shipping and receiving of remains locally, nationally and internationally.
In Miami, Infinity Funeral and Cremation Services offers burials, cremations, removal and shipping. The home states that it speaks Spanish and Haitian Creole: "Se Habla Español" and "Nou Pale Kreyòl".
In Miami, Lakeside Memorial Park and Lakeside Funeral Home specialize in serving Jewish families in Miami and surrounding communities, with funeral, cremation and burial offerings. The funeral professionals are experienced in Jewish funeral traditions, and the memorial park offers burial options for people of all faith backgrounds. Both have served south Florida for more than 50 years.
In Miami, Maspons Funeral Home serves families from its Westchester location on SW 40th Street and a second location on SW 8th Street, offering burial and cremation. The fourth-generation, family owned business opened in Miami in 1997, carrying on a funeral tradition begun in Havana, Cuba in 1948.
In Miami, the National Funeral Homes main location on NW 37th Avenue offers traditional funerals with burial, cremation, sea scattering and international repatriation, including to Cuba. Its team speaks English and Spanish, and the group was founded in 1994 to serve Miami's Cuban and Hispanic community.
In Miami's Richmond Heights community, Paradise Memorial Funeral Home arranges funeral and cremation services, graveside ceremonies and burials at a veterans cemetery. It can arrange shipping to or from any destination. The home was established in 2008.
In Miami, Riverside Gordon Memorial Chapels at Mount Nebo (Kendall) offers traditional Jewish services and funerals for the local Jewish community, with in-ground burial and mausoleum niches at Mount Nebo/Kendall Memorial Gardens. The cemetery opened in 1952 and observes yahrzeit candle lighting, and the home arranges catering, including for shiva.