In Santa Rosa, this family-owned funeral home on College Avenue has offered funeral and cremation options since 1886. It owns and operates its own crematory and serves families across Sonoma County.
459 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in California, 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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459 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in California
In Santa Rosa, this family-owned funeral home on College Avenue has offered funeral and cremation options since 1886. It owns and operates its own crematory and serves families across Sonoma County.
In Saratoga, this family owned and operated home runs an on-site crematory for religious and witness cremations, all indoors and temperature controlled. It serves Santa Clara County families with cremation, burial and the shipping of human remains.
In Saratoga, this family owned and operated home serves Santa Clara County families with funeral, cremation and burial services and the shipping of human remains, domestic and international. Its on-site crematory handles religious and witness cremations.
Bayside Community Mortuary is a Dignity Memorial funeral home on Noche Buena Street in Seaside, serving Seaside and the Monterey Peninsula. It offers funeral and memorial services and cremation, from simple cremation to cremations witnessed by family and friends, with small and large rooms for gatherings.
This Selma chapel was started in 1888 and states it is still at the same address; since 2015 it has been in the care of Farewell Funeral Service, which offers cremation through its own crematory and one green burial package. Staff can be reached 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
In Sonoma, this funeral home offers cremation and burial services from two chapels and has its own crematory on the premises. It was established in 1952, in a building whose architecture is a replica of the Sonoma Mission.
In Sonoma, this crematory stands on the premises of the funeral home at 525 West Napa Street, so a person being cremated remains under the home's care for the duration of the arrangements. The licensed crematory was added in 1987.
In South Gate, this Funeraria del Angel home conducts funeral and cremation services for families in the South Gate, Lynwood and Downey areas, specializing in Hispanic and Latin American funeral traditions. Its services include transfer of remains to a country of origin and in-home visitation.
This mortuary on Emerald Bay Road in South Lake Tahoe serves El Dorado County with funeral and memorial services, viewings, receptions and cremation. It can livestream and record funeral services, and families can record arrangements ahead of time through an online advance planning form.
In Stockton, this Bay Area Cremation Society location provides cremation services and pre-need planning to families throughout San Joaquin County. Spanish-language funeral advisors are available. The Stockton location opened in 2009.
In downtown Stockton, this funeral home has offered funeral and cremation services since 1888 and is a member of the Dignity Memorial network. It has two on-site chapels, one large with wooden benches and one smaller with flexible seating, and handles food and beverage catering for gatherings.
This Evans-Brown Mortuary location in Sun City works with families from Menifee, Homeland, Romoland, Nuevo, Winchester, Hemet and San Jacinto.
In Sunnyvale, the establishment arranges direct cremation, witness cremation and memorial services with cremation for families in Santa Clara County and the Bay Area. Arrangements can be made by phone, email and secure online forms, and staff are available 24 hours a day.
In Susanville, this family-owned funeral home states that its services run from cremation to full burial arrangements. It also provides pre-planning services and burial plans for families in Lassen County.
In Temecula, this family-owned mortuary has operated since 2007, arranging simple cremations, complete funeral services and pre-planning. It runs its own crematory. Families come from Temecula, Murrieta, Menifee, Wildomar, Lake Elsinore, Winchester, French Valley, Hemet and Fallbrook.
In Temecula, Parting Destiny offers burial services, cremation options and pre-planning that can include pre-funded arrangements. The family owned home names backyard send-offs, live streamed ceremonies and eco-conscious burials among what it arranges, and it lists availability 24/7.
In Torrance, Argos Funeral Services arranges direct cremation through secure e-signed documents and full-body burial at sea in federal waters off the California coast. Spanish is spoken.
In Torrance, the Rice Center has a chapel seating up to 120 guests and a reception room for catered gatherings. The home arranges cremation at its own crematory on the grounds of Pacific Crest Cemetery, sets up beach ceremonies, and has served the South Bay since 1927.
Life To Celebrate Funeral Solutions is a Trabuco Canyon cremation and burial provider serving Orange County families, with a refrigerated holding facility in Anaheim. It is available seven days a week.
In Turlock, this family-owned funeral home founded in 1952 arranges burial and cremation with licensed on-site crematory services. It forwards and receives remains through Sacramento International Airport and helps establish veteran eligibility for a national cemetery burial.