9 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii, 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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9 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in City and County of Honolulu
Aloha Mortuary is a Native Hawaiian-owned mortuary in the One Kapiolani Building in Honolulu. It states it arranges cremation, burial and destination burials, forwards and receives remains across state and international borders, and handles placement in national or state veterans cemeteries. Its cultural services are planned with local cultural practitioners (kumu).
Ballard Family Moanalua Mortuary is on Kikowaena Street in Honolulu and arranges funerals and cremation memorials for families from across Oahu. As one of the Ballard Family mortuaries on Oahu, Maui and Hawaii Island, it states experience transporting loved ones to the neighbor islands, the continental United States and other countries. It has a large chapel and a reception area.
Diamond Head Mortuary and Williams Funeral Services is on 18th Avenue in Honolulu and has served families there since 1968, carrying on Williams Funeral Services, established in 1859. Through its partnership with Valley of the Temples Memorial Park & Crematory it offers a funeral home, cemetery and crematory together, and its chapel seats 300 with a 100-seat lanai.
Mililani Mortuary Downtown is the Downtown Chapel on South Kukui Street in Honolulu, a standalone funeral home that Mililani Memorial Park & Mortuary acquired in 1976. Its location page lists funeral and cremation services, a chapel seating more than 150, international service coordination and a pre-need specialist.
Nuuanu Memorial Park & Mortuary is on Nuuanu Avenue in Honolulu, a memorial park below the Royal Mausoleum, incorporated in 1949, that took over the mortuary's operations in 2004. It states it operates its own crematory on site and offers ground burial, mausoleum crypts and columbarium niches. Both of its chapels have Buddhist shrines for Buddhist services.
O’ahu Mortuary is on Nuuanu Avenue in Honolulu, established in 2013 as a wholly owned subsidiary of the non-profit O’ahu Cemetery & Crematory, whose crematory was the first public crematory in the Hawaiian islands in 1906. It states it offers cremation, burial services and help completing the forms for a veteran's benefits. Its historic chapel seats up to 150 guests, with a lanai for receptions.
Grace Mortuary Services is a family-owned funeral home on Pua Inia Street in Kaneohe, on Windward Oahu, operating since 2019. It states it arranges church or chapel services, cremation, burial and shipment to another location, and assists families returning a loved one to their home country for the final services.
Hawaiian Memorial Park Mortuary is at Valley of the Temples on Kahekili Highway in Kaneohe, the memorial park that is home to the Byodo-In Temple. It states it offers funeral service and cremation with its partner Valley of the Temples Memorial Park, and lists a 200-seat main chapel and the 80-seat Trousdale chapel. It also offers online funerals and virtual arrangement meetings.
Mililani Mortuary is inside Mililani Memorial Park in Waipahu and states it has served Oʻahu families since 1960. Its two on-site chapels, Makai and Mauka, hold services of all types, and the operator states it owns and runs its funeral home, crematorium and cemetery. It holds free Dine & Learn seminars on cremation and burial preplanning.
