Medford funeral home in the former Church of the Holy Cross, renovated and opened in 2001. Its viewing chapel can be divided for smaller viewings, and services can be broadcast live online for family and friends unable to attend.
222 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in New Jersey, 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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222 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in New Jersey
Medford funeral home in the former Church of the Holy Cross, renovated and opened in 2001. Its viewing chapel can be divided for smaller viewings, and services can be broadcast live online for family and friends unable to attend.
Medford funeral home in a historic property that was converted into a funeral home in 1956.
Merchantville funeral home founded in 1961 and at its present site since 1967. It is a cooperating funeral home of the Funeral Consumers Alliance of South Jersey, Philadelphia and Princeton, and works with the Consulate of Mexico.
Family-owned Merchantville funeral home and cremation service that has cared for families for more than a century; its owner lives above the funeral home.
Metuchen funeral home whose business dates to 1906, owned by the Costello family since 1992 and enlarged in 2001, with a sister chapel in Iselin.
Metuchen funeral home whose business dates to 1906, owned by the Costello family since 1992 and enlarged in 2001, with a sister chapel in Iselin.
Middletown funeral home and cremation service built by two brothers, with chapels of several sizes, a covered porte-cochere and a large parking lot. Celebrant services are available.
Middletown funeral home opened in 1956 and run by three generations of the Pfleger family, certified by the Green Burial Council. Serves families across Monmouth County and the Bayshore area.
Milford funeral home founded in Frenchtown in 1938 and at its Holland Township home since 1965, set on nearly three acres with on-site parking. Serves Hunterdon and Warren counties in New Jersey and Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and takes pre-arrangements online.
Millstone Township funeral home in a modern, bright building with intimate gathering spaces; it arranges a local viewing when the burial will take place out of state.
Milltown funeral home serving families since 1928, known as Bronson & Guthlein Funeral Home until it took its present name in 2024. Arranges the shipment of remains home to Mexico and to Central and South America.
Millville funeral home that has served families throughout Cumberland County for generations.
Morganville funeral home opened in 1965 in a converted historic estate house, with a later addition that enlarged its chapel. The firm owns and operates its own private crematory, and the home is one of the Jersey Memorial Group's locations.
Morristown funeral home with Spanish-speaking staff. Its direct cremations are carried out at Somerset Hills Memorial Park, the arrangements can be completed electronically, and cremated remains can be delivered to a family's home anywhere in the country.
Mount Ephraim funeral home of the Jersey Memorial group and a sister of Inglesby & Sons in Pennsauken. Cremations are carried out in the group's own crematory, natural organic reduction is arranged through a partnership with Recompose, and services can be broadcast online.
Mount Holly funeral home founded in 1834 and guided by six generations of one family. Its chapels are in a Victorian mansion the firm moved into in 1961 and enlarged in 1971.
Mount Laurel funeral home on a wooded, landscaped property that serves one family at a time, never scheduling services side by side. Its building has a banquet room for funeral luncheons, a conference center, casket and urn selection rooms and valet parking.
Mullica Hill funeral home family owned since 2004, in a house dating to the 1870s that is listed on the New Jersey Register of Historic Places. Certified by the Green Burial Council, it arranges natural burials at Steelmantown Cemetery, and arrangements can be made by phone.
Neptune direct cremation provider whose families arrange cremations entirely online. Identifications, visitations, viewings and witnessed cremations are scheduled by phone, and aquamation is arranged at facilities in Connecticut, Maryland or North Carolina.
Neptune direct cremation provider with a second location in Oradell, 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.