In Oakland Park, Premier Funeral Services and Cremations Inc. arranges funerals and cremation, with a second location in Lake Worth. The independently owned firm serves families from Martin County to the Florida Keys and offers shipping worldwide.
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 Oakland Park, Premier Funeral Services and Cremations Inc. arranges funerals and cremation, with a second location in Lake Worth. The independently owned firm serves families from Martin County to the Florida Keys and offers shipping worldwide.
In Ocala, Baldwin Brothers Funeral & Cremation Society arranges funerals, burial and cremation for families across Marion County, including Silver Springs and Fort McCoy. Se habla español.
In Ocala, the Timber Ridge location of Baldwin Brothers Funeral & Cremation Society provides burial services and cremation for families in Marion County, Citrus County and nearby areas. Its care of the deceased includes embalming, restorative art, dressing, cosmetology and casketing. Se habla español.
In Ocala, Coast to Coast Cremations arranges cremation, including arrangements made online from home, and pre-planning. Its Downtown Ocala office is listed as open 24 hours a day, every day.
In Ocala, Crevasse's Simple Cremation provides direct cremation from its office on SW Highway 200, one of four it runs in Florida. Its own trained staff perform each cremation at the firm's own crematory, and the firm was founded in 2013.
Just outside Ocala, Forest Lawn Funeral Home & Memory Gardens handles funeral, cremation and burial arrangements at sister locations for Marion County communities. The funeral home team includes bilingual team members and translators, and the largest of its three rooms holds up to 150 guests.
In Ocala, Hadley-Brown Funeral Home offers burial, cremation, pre-planning and in-and-out of state shipping, and assists veterans' families with burial flags and memorial reimbursements. It holds kingdom hall services for Jehovah's Witnesses and has a Spanish translator available.
In Ocala, Hiers-Baxley Funeral Services – Ocala, near historic downtown, offers burial, cremation, funeral and memorial services and pre-need planning, with a chapel and an on-site crematory.
In southwest Ocala, Hiers-Baxley Funeral Services – TimberRidge offers burial, cremation, funeral and memorial services and pre-need planning, and has a chapel and reception space.
In Ocala, Sellers Funeral Home offers funeral and cremation services to families in Marion and surrounding counties. It belongs to the Independent Funeral Directors of Florida and the National Funeral Directors & Morticians Association.
In Ocoee, the West Orange Chapel is the third location of DeGusipe Funeral Home & Crematory, a family-owned firm founded in 2008 to serve families in Central Florida; it opened in October 2014. Cremation takes place in the firm's own on-site crematory, so a loved one remains in its care at all times.
In Okeechobee, the funeral home on North Parrott Avenue makes burial and cremation arrangements and operates the only onsite crematory in Okeechobee County. It opened at its present location in 1969, and it assists veterans' families in applying for benefits.
In Okeechobee, Millennium Funeral Home offers traditional and direct cremation, ship-out and ship-in services, and pre-arranged cremation paid in advance. It operates its own crematory, and arrangements can be made in its office, in the family's home or online.
In Oldsmar, Holloway Funeral Home has provided funeral services since 1987 and describes itself as independently owned and operated. It arranges simple cremations and full funeral services, held in its chapel or at a location the family chooses, and offers prepaid funeral plans.
In Opa-Locka, Allen & Shaw Cremations offers direct cremation to families in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties, with arrangements made at its office, by phone or online. Established in 1999, the family-owned company owns and operates its own crematory.
Hadley Davis Funeral Home MG is at 16505 NW 27th Ave in Opa-locka, one of two locations of a family-operated funeral home in the Miami area. It handles burial, cremation, and the shipping and receiving of remains locally, nationally and internationally.
In Opa-Locka, Marcel's Cremations provides cremation services and pre-planning advice to families in Broward and Dade County. It describes itself as a family owned business with over 20 years of experience providing cremation services.
In Opa Locka, Vallés Funeral Homes & Crematory arranges burial and cremation services for families in Opa Locka and the surrounding areas. It ships remains worldwide, working with consulates and receiving funeral homes, and states expertise in Hispanic countries such as Venezuela, Cuba and Colombia.
In Orange City, Alavon Direct Cremation Service is a direct cremation provider licensed by the State of Florida as a direct disposal establishment, so it does not hold viewings or memorial services. The company owns and operates its own crematory and has served Central Florida since 2000.
In Orange City, Allen-Summerhill Funeral Homes & Crematory offers cremation, visitations, memorial services and graveside services, and takes prearrangements. It describes itself as Florida's oldest continuously operating funeral home, in operation since 1877, and operates its own crematory.