247 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Georgia, 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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247 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Georgia
Burpee-Scott Memorial Chapel & Crematory is at 2932 US Highway 41 N in Fort Valley, Houston County, on Highway 41 between Russell Parkway and Highway 96. The family owned and operated home arranges services with traditional burial or cremation for Middle Georgia families, and cremates in its own on-site crematory.
In Gainesville, Dexter T. Sims Mortuary opened its second location after its founding in Royston in 2003. The family-owned home provides cremation and funeral services and helps families plan their arrangements in advance.
Hillside Chapel Funeral Home and Cremation Services is a funeral home on McEver Rd. in Gainesville with its own 14-acre cemetery, Hillside Memorial Gardens. It offers embalming, cremation, visitation and funeral services, and its Family Services Department helps with pre-arranged funeral plans. A staff member serves as its Spanish translator and Hispanic liaison.
Little & Davenport Funeral Home on Dawsonville Highway SW has served Gainesville since it was founded in 1954, and has been part of Northeast Georgia Funeral Associates since 2008. It offers embalming, cremation, visitation and funeral services, and its Family Services Department helps with pre-arranged funeral plans. A funeral associate on staff is bilingual in English and Spanish.
In Gainesville, Memorial Park Main overlooks Memorial Park Cemetery and arranges funerals and cremations through its own crematory on site. It has six visitation rooms, a chapel and two family serving rooms. Founded in 1951, it is the original Memorial Park Funeral Home.
Taylor Funeral Homes has a Gibson location at 57 College Place, one of its two homes with Louisville. The site states the homes offer pre-need guidance and that immediate burial or direct cremation is always an option. The site states both homes were founded in the early 1940s.
Couey-Reece-Stanley Funeral Home is at 101 Jackson Street in Gordon and serves families throughout the Gordon and Wilkinson County area. The home traces its tradition to 1964, and its crematory is operated by a Georgia licensed funeral director or a certified crematory operator. It also helps families plan and prefund funeral arrangements in advance.
Celebration of Life Memorial serves families in Gray, Georgia, in Jones County, from West Clinton Street. It states that it offers traditional funerals, graveside ceremonies and cremation options, with music, video tributes, livestreaming and catering. Its staff is available 24 hours a day.
The home serves Gray and Jones County from Gray Highway, with an on-site crematory it owns and operates with licensed and certified staff. It states that it handles all arrangements to transfer a pre-paid funeral contract written at another funeral home. The home says it is 100% family owned.
In Gray, the Jones County Chapel of Hart's Mortuary & Cremation Center sits just off Gray Highway behind Exchange Bank. The firm provides burial and cremation services for families in Jones County, Bibb County and surrounding Middle Georgia. Its chapel has screens and projectors for video tributes, and the firm has served Central Georgia since 1899.
McCommons Funeral Home serves Greene County from Greensboro, where it has occupied the Fouche House, the county's oldest house, since 1948. The firm offers funeral services, prearrangements and cremation, and performs its cremations in its own crematory rather than outsourcing them. A 250-seat chapel added in 2010 joins the Fouche House to the Hall-Thomas House.
Conner-Westbury Funeral Home is at 1891 W. McIntosh Road in Griffin and also serves families in Barnesville and Lamar County. The home states it arranges traditional burial and cremation, secures veteran benefits and offers pre-planning through its Caring Decisions program. It offers live streaming of funeral and memorial services for family and friends unable to travel.
Haisten McCullough Funeral Home is at 1155 Everee Inn Road in Griffin and serves families across Griffin and Spalding County. The home states it arranges traditional burial and cremation, helps families of veterans secure their benefits and records pre-planned wishes. Its chapel seats up to 290, and the home has served families since 1916.
In Hahira, Martin-McLane Funeral Home began as a funeral home built in 1950 and has been part of the McLane firm since 1986. The firm offers burial at McLane Riverview Memorial Gardens, planning ahead and veterans services. It offers witness cremation at its own crematory, opened in Valdosta in 1999.
In Hamilton, Cox Funeral Home's second location stands on Walton Street and serves the Manchester and Hamilton community and surrounding areas. The firm built it in 1995 and operates its crematory out of this facility. Its staff plan visitations and funeral or memorial services held at a funeral home, a church or a family's home.
Donehoo-Lewis Funeral Home serves families in Hapeville and the surrounding communities from 736 South Central Avenue. The home offers traditional funerals, graveside services and cremation, and helps families pre-plan. It states that it has been a family-owned funeral home since 1934.
Martin Taylor Funeral Home is at 911 Appling Harlem Road in Harlem and serves Columbia County and nearby communities along the I-20 corridor. It offers cremation services, traditional burials and pre-planning, and helps families coordinate veteran benefits. It describes itself as family owned since 2015, with a chapel and lobby that hold up to 70 people.
Starling Funeral Home is in Harlem, in a two-story antebellum-style home built in the early 1900s, about 15 minutes west of Augusta. It offers funeral services with burial, cremation services and veterans services. The home opened in 1958 as Prather Funeral Home and has operated as Starling Funeral Home since 1984.
In Hartwell, Mack's Funeral Home & Cremation Service opened in the mid-1970s and added a second location in Elberton in 2013. It offers funeral and cremation services and arranges domestic and international transportation when a death occurs away from home. It also offers specialized services for infants under two months of age.
Strickland Funeral Home serves Hartwell and Hart County from its original 1975 location on Cleveland Avenue. It offers burial and cremation services and pre-planning, and the crematory inside the Hartwell building serves both of its chapels.
