Cliffside Park cremation provider that gathers the information by phone, online or in person, notifies Social Security, and returns the remains by pickup, local delivery or shipping.
19 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Bergen County, New Jersey, 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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19 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Bergen County
Cliffside Park cremation provider that gathers the information by phone, online or in person, notifies Social Security, and returns the remains by pickup, local delivery or shipping.
Englewood funeral home, family owned and operated, that has provided funeral and cremation services since 1998.
Fort Lee Jewish funeral home whose chapel seats over 200 and was approved by the area rabbinical council. Has rabbi consultation suites and kriah and family rooms, and ships worldwide, including transfers to Israel.
Fort Lee funeral home with skylit rooms, landscaped grounds and separate sitting areas for smoking and non-smoking guests. The building is fully handicapped accessible and has ample parking.
Garfield funeral home established in 1940 and run by five generations of one family. Its present building went up in 1950 and was expanded and remodeled in 1967.
Hasbrouck Heights funeral home and shipping firm, family run since its founding in 1962, with sister locations in Queens and in Naples, Florida. Holds known-shipper status for sending remains by air from near Newark and JFK airports, and handles apostilles for documents bound abroad.
Hasbrouck Heights funeral home founded in 1975 and now run by the next generation of its founding family, at the same location since its founding. The building is fully handicap accessible, with off-street parking.
Lodi funeral home, family owned and operated, that took the Di Chiara name in 2021 after decades as Santangelo Funeral Home. Its visitation rooms seat up to 205 guests, with parking on the premises.
New Milford funeral home with a renovated chapel and graveside services at New Jersey and New York cemeteries. A Known Shipper with the TSA, it sends remains home to other countries through airlines at Newark Liberty and JFK.
Oradell direct cremation provider with a second location in Neptune, serving central and northern New Jersey families since 1970. Arrangements are made by phone and online, and ashes and death certificates are picked up at either location.
Oradell funeral home with a sister location in Teaneck, tracing its history to Volk Funeral Homes, a family tradition begun in 1865. Memorial services can be webcast for family and friends who cannot attend.
Paramus funeral home established in 1927 and run by the same family for four generations. A member of Selected Independent Funeral Homes and the Green Burial Council.
Ridgefield Park funeral home serving the community since 1943 and known by its current name since 2008. Has intimate visitation rooms, a chapel and an area for light refreshments.
Rutherford funeral home founded in 1884, formerly the Collins-Calhoun Funeral Home. It works from two neighboring houses joined into one building in 1961, with parking behind it and a handicap-accessible front entrance.
Rutherford funeral home with newly renovated rooms for small and large groups, ample parking on the premises and handicapped-accessible facilities. Its sister home is the A.K. Macagna Funeral Home in Cliffside Park.
Saddle Brook funeral home that opened in 1963 in a two-story building the founding Kugler family planned and built for it, and is now managed by the family's second generation of funeral directors.
Wallington funeral home that grew from a family casket-making business into the Wozniak Home for Funerals in the late 1950s and has operated as Warner-Wozniak since 2011. Orthodox Jewish burials are arranged with the Zemach David Chevra Kadisha under rabbinical supervision, with separate seating for men and women.
Westwood funeral home in a converted Victorian farmhouse that is a local landmark, with multiple chapels and staff who live with their families in apartments on the second floor. It holds a holiday remembrance ceremony each December for the families it has served.