6 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Pueblo, Colorado. 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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6 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Pueblo
Angelus Chapel Mortuaries is a funeral home in Pueblo, established in 1921 as the Jones Mortuary. It states traditional, cremation and pre-need services. It accepts all valid insurance policies and all pre-need funeral plans regardless of where they were purchased.
Montgomery & Steward Funeral Directors is a Pueblo funeral home, locally owned and operated by native Puebloans since 1922. It offers cremation, burial and pre-planning, helps families with veterans' benefit paperwork, and serves Pueblo County communities including Pueblo West, Beulah and Rye. In-home meetings are available.
Pueblo Cremation Company offers cremation and funeral services from 137 East Industrial Blvd to families in Pueblo and surrounding areas, with burial arrangements among its traditional services. Its staff is available around the clock, and chapel services run through a partnership with Sonrise Church in Pueblo West.
Romero Family Funeral Home at 110 Cleveland St. in Pueblo states that since 1977 it has helped families in Pueblo and surrounding communities with funeral services, cremation, burial and funeral preplanning. The family-owned home has an on-site crematory at this location and answers its phone 24/7.
Roselawn Funeral Home, Crematory & Cemetery sits on a 150 acre property in Pueblo, with an on-site crematory off 20th Lane. The home states it has offered cremation for over 20 years, including witness cremation, to Pueblo and the surrounding area. The Roselawn Cemetery Association dates to 1891.
T.G. McCarthy Funeral Home has provided funeral and cremation services in Pueblo since 1887 and states it was the first licensed funeral home in Colorado. It sponsors programs honoring firefighters, clergy, hospice and public service workers, and holds seminars on planning ahead for funeral services.
