Aberdeen's oldest funeral home, its undertaking business dating to 1880, before the city was incorporated. It has been in its present building since 1954.
9 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Harford County, Maryland, 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 Harford County
Aberdeen's oldest funeral home, its undertaking business dating to 1880, before the city was incorporated. It has been in its present building since 1954.
Aberdeen funeral home opened in 1999 as the Harford County branch of a Baltimore funeral home founded in 1976, serving Baltimore, Harford and Cecil counties.
Abingdon funeral home of the family-owned McComas group, now run by the family's seventh generation, with visitation and service rooms seating over 200 guests and a solarium. Services at its homes can be streamed live and recorded.
Bel Air funeral home of the family-owned McComas group, home to its cremation memorial center and an on-site crematory where families may witness the cremation. Seats 200 guests, with a refreshment room and catering between viewings or after services.
Bel Air funeral home of a firm founded in 1937 in a northeast Baltimore rowhouse; this location opened in the late 1990s. Its rooms run from intimate sitting areas to large reception rooms with flat-screen TVs for video tributes the staff help create, and it has a coffee lounge and meeting space.
Fallston funeral home and crematory on the 80 acres of Highview Memorial Gardens, a Harford County cemetery since 1976, with its crematory inside the funeral home. Serves families in Harford, Baltimore and Cecil counties, holds services on and off site and at any cemetery, and keeps a notary on site.
Forest Hill funeral home, opened in 1993, that was the first in Harford County with its own crematory, where families may be present to witness a cremation. It has a remodeled formal chapel, a lounge and furnishings from the American Southwest, and offers more than twenty cremation packages.
First-generation, family-owned Havre de Grace funeral home run by a husband-and-wife team, serving Harford and Cecil counties. Funeral meals can be catered through its partner, Forge Southern Comfort of North East.
Jarrettsville funeral home of the family-owned McComas group, with a celebration room and on-site catering for a meal after the service. Its rooms also host retirement parties, birthdays and meetings, and it serves northern Harford and Baltimore counties and Delta and Fawn Grove, Pennsylvania.