499 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Florida, 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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499 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Florida
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, Neptune Society - Miami handles cremation for immediate need and preplanned services, and offers prepaid cremation plans. Planning advisors meet families at the office, in the home or by video, and the office lists a line answered 24 hours.
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, Pax Villa Funeral Homes provides funeral and cremation services at 7812 NE 2 Avenue. The firm states it was founded in 1994 and lists sister locations in Orlando, Oakland Park, East Orange in New Jersey, and Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
In Miami, the Kendall chapel of Van Orsdel Funeral & Cremation Services arranges cremation, water cremation through a partner, scattering at sea, and the transfer of remains to and from other states and countries. The firm was established in 1924 and also has chapels in Coral Gables and Midtown Miami.
In Miami, the Midtown chapel of Van Orsdel Funeral & Cremation Services arranges cremation, water cremation through a partner, scattering at sea, and the transfer of remains to and from other states and countries. The firm was established in 1924 and also has chapels in Kendall and Coral Gables.
In Middleburg, Hardage-Giddens Holly Hill Funeral Home and Holly Hill Memorial Park work together on funeral and burial arrangements, including conservation burial without embalming fluid or a casket. The 60-acre cemetery offers in-ground burial, mausoleum entombment and cremation niches and has a veterans garden. The chapel seats 100.
In Milton, Trahan Family Funeral Home of Milton offers funerals and cremations, with a second location in Pensacola. It states it has its own crematory, so a loved one does not leave its care, and that its staff answer the phones 24 hours a day.
In Miramar, this Broward County funeral home arranges funeral, cremation and cemetery plans for families across South Florida. It has served families since 1999.
In Mt Dora, the home has served Mount Dora families since 1918 from its building on North Donnelly Street near Lake Gertrude, where it holds funerals and tributes. It belongs to the Memorial Planning network of funeral, cremation and cemetery providers.
In Naples, Baldwin Brothers Funeral & Cremation Society offers traditional burial, cremation and memorial services and pre-planning for families in Collier County. Assistance is available at any hour, with no automated messages, and arrangement packages include travel protection. Se habla español.
In Naples, Beachwood Society arranges direct cremation, carried out at the cremation facility it owns, and pre-paid cremation plans. It describes itself as family-owned and operated and the oldest privately owned cremation society in Collier County, and says callers never reach an answering service.
In Naples, Fuller Funeral Home & Cremation Services arranges funeral, burial and cremation services from its Pine Ridge Road home, which opened in 1996. It operates its own crematory on the premises, and its chapel holds 200.
In Naples, Hodges Funeral Home at Naples Memorial Gardens provides funeral and cremation services, with a private on-site crematory and three event rooms, on the grounds of the 30-acre cemetery. Its story starts in 1962, and the funeral home opened on this site in 2004. The cemetery offers burial, entombment and a Naples-themed cremation garden.
In Naples, Legacy Options Funeral and Cremation Services arranges funerals, cremation and burial for Lee and Collier County families. The Naples office operates its own crematory and has an identification room where a family may witness the placement into the crematory.
In Naples, Naples Funeral Home is a family-owned and operated funeral home serving Naples, Marco Island and surrounding areas. It offers burial, cremation, veteran options and pre-planning, and works with local cemeteries as well as State and National Veterans Cemeteries.
In Naples, National Cremation Society offers cremations with or without memorial services and pre-arrangements in advance. It has served families in Lee, Collier and Hendry counties since 1973, and its veteran's package includes assistance with placement in a National Cemetery.
In Naples, Palm Royale Funeral Home & Cemetery offers burial, entombment and cremation, with property, merchandise and services also arranged on a pre-need basis. The funeral home stands on the cemetery's grounds, with a chapel, a reception room and a catering café.
In Naranja, Caballero Rivero Palms Woodlawn is a combined funeral home and cemetery where families plan funeral, cremation and burial services from one location. The chapel holds up to 250 guests. The 51-acre cemetery, established in 1912, includes the Garden of Guadalupe, which honors Hispanic traditions, and the Garden of Peace for those who choose cremation.
