New Haven funeral home founded in 1926 and run by three generations of the Celentano family. Since 1934 it has occupied the John Richardson House, an 1844 villa, with an addition built in 1954.
10 funeral homes and crematories in New Haven, Connecticut. 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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10 funeral homes and crematories in New Haven
New Haven funeral home founded in 1926 and run by three generations of the Celentano family. Since 1934 it has occupied the John Richardson House, an 1844 villa, with an addition built in 1954.
New Haven funeral home established in 1994 by its founder, a New Haven native whose name the home carries.
New Haven crematory of Evergreen Cemetery, an 85-acre non-sectarian, non-profit cemetery founded in 1848, and a certified member of the Cremation Association of North America. Cremated remains can rest in its scatter gardens, columbarium niches or urn lots, or be buried at sea from New Haven harbor.
New Haven funeral home, family owned and operated since 1935. Funeral wishes can be planned ahead through a secure online preplanning form.
New Haven funeral home in operation since 2004, with sister locations in Hartford and Bloomfield. Its Aria program arranges at-need help such as house cleaning, legal advice, travel arrangements and multi-generational grief services.
New Haven funeral home founded in 1928 and now led by a third-generation director of the founding family. Its house, built in 1843, holds two chapels and lounges, is handicap accessible and has off-street parking.
New Haven funeral home founded in 1934 to serve the city's Polish immigrant community and run by the third generation of its founding family. The building has an arrangement office, a lounge and a chapel, is handicap accessible and has off-street parking.
New Haven funeral home founded in 1888 and run by the fourth generation of its founding family. Since 1920 it has occupied an 1845 governor's house, a New Haven Landmark in the Wooster Square Historic District, renovated for full accessibility, and it holds one family's service at a time.
New Haven funeral home that opened in New Britain in 2000 and has operated in New Haven since 2001.
New Haven funeral home that is strictly Jewish. Arranges secular and religious unveilings, supplying the prayers and psalms in Hebrew and English, and gives each family Yahrzeit information at the time of the funeral, with yearly email reminders before the anniversary.