Clifton funeral home, one of three locations of a family firm that opened its first funeral home in Passaic in 1923 and took the Bizub-Quinlan name for its Clifton homes in 1991.
9 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Passaic 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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9 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Passaic County
Clifton funeral home, one of three locations of a family firm that opened its first funeral home in Passaic in 1923 and took the Bizub-Quinlan name for its Clifton homes in 1991.
Clifton funeral home in the Athenia section, opened in 1955 in a former family homestead, with three chapels, a lounge and its own parking. It arranges services for families across Northern New Jersey, and a funeral director answers calls around the clock.
Little Falls funeral home of a family firm that opened its first funeral home in Passaic in 1923 and bought this home, the former Norman A. Parker Funeral Home, in 1990, renaming it Bizub-Parker. Its sister homes are the two Bizub-Quinlan homes in Clifton.
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.
Totowa funeral home opened in 1972, handicapped-accessible, with three viewing chapels, larger family-gathering rooms added in 1976, and an adjacent landscaped walking path and park.
Wayne funeral home whose pre-planning meetings are held at the home, at the family's home or by phone. It publishes guides to writing an obituary and to appointing a New Jersey funeral and disposition agent.