6 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Indian River County, Florida, listed by city. 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 Indian River County
In Sebastian, Millennium Cremation Service arranges cremations in its office, in the family's home or online, and assists with immediate arrangements and pre-arrangements 24 hours a day. The firm states it is locally owned and runs its own crematory.
In Sebastian, Seawinds Funeral Home & Crematory sits near the Indian River. It offers customized cremation options and memorials along with traditional funerals, grief support resources and advance arrangement planning.
In Sebastian, Strunk Funeral Home arranges funerals with cremation or burial, direct cremations, graveside services and scattering of cremated remains at sea. Its building at 1623 North Central Avenue opened in 1982, and the firm added a crematory in 2007.
In Vero Beach, the home is located near the Indian River Aquatic Preserve. It states it offers burials at sea, traditional committal and gravesite services, mausoleum spaces, cremations, memorials, receptions, and viewings and visitations.
In Vero Beach, Millennium Cremation Service arranges cremations in its office, in the family's home or online, and helps people plan their cremation in advance. The home describes itself as family-owned with its own crematory, and a pre-arrangement counselor is fluent in German.
In Vero Beach, Strunk Funeral Home arranges funerals with cremation or burial, direct cremations, memorial services and scattering of cremated remains at sea. Its building at 916 17th Street opened in 1983, and the business it grew from opened in Vero Beach in 1942.
