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.
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
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.
Newark funeral service that also serves Hackensack and Bergen County, with arrangements made in the family's home or at a convenient local location.
North Brunswick funeral home opened in 2015 for South Asian and Orthodox Christian families. Its facility hosts poojas as well as Christian viewings, and it arranges the return of remains to India and holds ashes for families travelling there.
Oaklyn funeral home in a Victorian house dating from 1900 that opened as the Creran Funeral Home in 1952. It is one of two homes of a firm that also serves Gloucester City and took in Audubon's Henry Funeral Home in 2021; cremation arrangements can be made online or by phone.
Old Bridge funeral home opened in 2007 as a new location of Morganville's Waitt Funeral Home, and now one of the Jersey Memorial Group's locations. The firm owns and operates its own private crematory.
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.
Orange funeral home founded in 1913 by the first woman funeral director licensed in New Jersey. A 1972 addition gave it a chapel and lounge, and it offers a rental casket so a family can hold a viewing before cremation.
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.
Passaic funeral home with a second chapel in Paterson, Funeraria Alvarez de Paterson.
Passaic funeral home that has focused on the Mexican community since 1986 and is a TSA Known Shipper for air shipment of remains across state lines and overseas. Its building has a chapel, visitation rooms, reception facilities and a children's play area, and the firm has a sister chapel in Brooklyn.
Paterson chapel of Funeraria Alvarez, the funeral home whose main chapel is in Passaic.
Multicultural Paterson funeral home with a spacious chapel, private family suites and full handicapped access. It runs the Rose Garden Community Project, which supports educational opportunities for the city's high school students.
Family-owned Paulsboro funeral home from a family business begun in Gibbstown in the early 1950s; the founder's daughter is now its sole owner.
Pennsauken funeral home in a Williamsburg-style building with two chapels, private rooms, a large lounge, a children's area and the Pennsauken Room, a meeting space for local civic, charitable, religious and fraternal groups. It keeps a drop box for retiring worn U.S. flags, and its sister home serves Camden's Cramer Hill section.
Pennsauken funeral home of the Jersey Memorial Group that offers catered receptions after services. Cremations take place in the group's own crematory, and natural organic reduction is arranged through Recompose.
Pennsauken funeral home founded in 1924 and housed in an old Victorian home with a second chapel added over the years. One of the Jersey Memorial Group's locations, it cremates in the group's own crematory and arranges natural organic reduction through Recompose.
North Plainfield funeral home with a chapel that seats up to 100 and a private gathering area for receptions, and services can be livestreamed. It coordinates international repatriation to Latin America, the Caribbean and Europe with its sister home, Las Rosas Bannworth.
Point Pleasant Beach funeral home with two chapels, ample parking and handicap access, part of the Colonial Funeral Group since 2001. Slideshow tributes play on large screens in each chapel, and its showroom carries rental ceremonial caskets for use before cremation.