14 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in York County, Maine, 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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14 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in York County
Alfred funeral home in York County that serves one family at a time in a house kept as a home, with arrangements made around the kitchen table and outdoor areas where guests can gather. It holds a service of remembrance each holiday season and serves Acton, Lebanon, Sanford, Springvale, Limerick, Lyman, Newfield, Shapleigh and Waterboro.
Arundel funeral and cremation home with a specialty in shipping remains abroad to South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Its green burials go to a local green burial cemetery with a burial shroud, and it sets up Maine mortuary trusts for advance plans, including irrevocable trusts for Maine Care purposes.
Berwick funeral home that the Bibber family bought in 2002 as the Laing Funeral Chapel and renamed the Laing-Bibber Funeral Chapel. Its new building was completed in 2021.
Biddeford funeral home formed in 1993 by the merger of three local firms, the oldest of which opened in the 1890s. Its building, rebuilt from a former bowling alley, has two chapels that together seat 300, a reception room for 50 and 145 parking spaces. It offers witnessed cremations and runs Hope Heals, a ten-week grief support group.
Biddeford cremation service founded in June 2020 by a group of funeral homes, where arrangements and paperwork are completed online with no visit to a funeral home. It owns its crematory, keeps a live person on its phones at all hours, and serves families within 90 miles of its Biddeford and Portsmouth, New Hampshire locations.
Buxton funeral home and cremation service opened in 2014, with a second location in East Waterboro and a sister home in Cornish. It serves families from York, Cumberland and Oxford counties, and arrangements can be made at the funeral home or in the family's own home.
Cornish funeral home and cremation service that combines the Watson Funeral Home of Cornish with the former Stanley Brothers and Neal & York funeral homes of Kezar Falls. The owner of the Buxton firm bought it in 2017 and gave it its present name; it provides headstones and markers with engraving and cleaning, and takes arrangements through an online form.
East Waterboro funeral home and cremation service, the newest of three locations of a firm that opened in Buxton in 2014 and also runs Poitras, Neal & York in Cornish. The firm serves families from York, Cumberland and Oxford counties, provides headstones and markers with engraving and cleaning, and takes arrangements through an online form.
Kennebunk funeral home in the 1868 George Wise House, which keeps its fireplaces, black walnut paneled vestibule and front hall stairway, with a large viewing parlor made from the dining room and parlor. The Bibber family bought the house in 1956 and added a chapel for visitations and services in 2001.
North Berwick funeral home run by one family for six generations since 1880, the second oldest business in town, serving southern York County. The family also runs the Great Works Crematory two miles away and Johnson Monument Company.
South Berwick funeral home that has served the Berwicks and southern Maine for decades, one of the three homes of Tasker Funeral Service with Dover and Rochester, New Hampshire. Its funeral directors all live in town or in neighboring towns, and its chapel holds large services.
Springvale funeral home, formerly Carll-Heald and Black, renamed for its affiliation with Conroy-Tully Walker Funeral Homes of Portland and South Portland, whose owners bought it in 2020. It has a chapel seating 60 to 75, two arrangement rooms, an on-site reception center and live-streaming, and was redecorated in 2021.
Wells funeral home of the Bibber family firm, opened in November 1987 as the first funeral home in decades to operate in the town. Its directors arrange scattering ceremonies off the southern Maine coast with local windjammer and motor boat captains.
Independently owned York funeral home serving York, Kittery, Eliot, Ogunquit and Wells since 1927, with an 80-seat chapel. It designs and orders custom monuments and cemetery markers from samples in its showroom, and sets up an online memorial for each family it serves.
