556 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in New York, 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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556 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in New York
Angola funeral home in a 1927 Sterling Homes catalog house, under its present owners since 2008, that specializes in cosmetology and restorative arts and meets with families in their own homes. It distributes Wentland Monuments and handles all the arrangements when a death occurs out of state.
Astoria funeral home carrying on the Farenga firm's service to Astoria that reaches back to 1876, with a spacious chapel, hospitality spaces for receptions and a private parking lot of its own. One of two Farenga homes in Astoria, and the area's only Cremation with Confidence provider.
Astoria funeral home with a large chapel for up to 100 people and a smaller chapel for 50 guests. Families can ride to the service and the cemetery in its own fleet of limousines, hearses and flower vans.
Astoria funeral home whose service traces to 1876, one of two Farenga locations in Astoria, with a spacious chapel, hospitality spaces for meals and refreshments, and a private parking lot. It arranges burial in other states and countries.
Astoria funeral home in business since 1927 and run by the same family for the last 40 years, half a block from the last stop of the N train. It serves the whole New York metro area and holds its visitations and services at the funeral home itself.
Auburn funeral home that has served the Finger Lakes Region as Brew Funeral Home since 1939, in a firm that began in 1878 as the Tallman Undertaking Establishment. It arranges green funerals, helps families through anatomical donation and works with funeral homes elsewhere when a loved one is laid to rest in another place.
Auburn funeral home established in 1895, serving families across Cayuga County. It makes pre-need and at-need arrangements in the family's own home.
Auburn funeral home founded in 1921 and run by the fourth generation of the founding family. One of its founders is believed to have been among New York State's first female funeral directors and embalmers.
Auburn funeral home opened in 1995 in a facility bought and renovated by a family in funeral service since 1927, which added a second location in Weedsport in 2001. It serves families throughout Cayuga County.
Averill Park funeral chapel in a former Methodist church, where the original tin ceilings, plaster walls, stained glass windows and pews remain. It serves the towns of Sand Lake and Poestenkill, has served the community for over 70 years, and has carried services by Skype to family overseas.
Avoca funeral home, formerly the Bond-Davis Funeral Home and later the Avoca Funeral Home, renamed Bishop & DeSanto Funeral Home in 2021. Caskets, vaults and urns are chosen from a catalog of photographs, so arrangements can be made in the family's home.
Barryville funeral home serving Sullivan, Wayne and Pike counties since 1898, led by a third-generation funeral director; its building opened in 1969 as Gray-Rasmussen Funeral Home. The newly renovated facility is fully handicap accessible with onsite parking, and the home is available by phone 24 hours a day.
Batavia funeral home founded in 1927 as the Bohm Mortuary and in its present building since 1930. H.E. Turner & Co. bought it in 1993 and gave it its present name; the firm also runs homes in Batavia, Bergen and Oakfield.
Batavia funeral home whose firm began in 1910 as a furniture and undertaking store and now occupies the former Bean Mansion. With no crematory in Genesee County, its staff are present at the crematory for the start of each cremation, which the family may attend. The firm also runs a second Batavia home and homes in Bergen and Oakfield.
Batavia funeral home established in 1950, with a second home in Akron opened in 1982; its present building, opened in 1995, is fully handicap accessible. Its cremation choices include cremation with identification by the family.
Bayport funeral home, the former Bayport-Blue Point Funeral Home, joined in 1994 to a Sayville-area firm founded in 1874. It is easily reached from Islip/MacArthur Airport and keeps a children's quiet room and a selection of all-wood caskets for Jewish families.
Beacon funeral home founded in 1933 and the city's sole remaining independent funeral home, with two service rooms overlooking the Hudson River, the River Room among the largest in the Hudson Valley. It donates a portion of every service to the Beacon Volunteer Ambulance Corps.
Bergen funeral home opened in July 1988 by H.E. Turner & Co., a Batavia firm dating from 1910 that also runs two Batavia homes and one in Oakfield. With no crematory in Genesee County, its staff are present at the crematory for the start of each cremation, which the family may attend.
Binghamton funeral home in a building constructed for it in 1948, available 24 hours a day. It lends up to 35 wooden folding chairs to customers and friends for gatherings at home.
Binghamton funeral home serving the Greater Binghamton area since 1931, with three generations of one family in funeral service. It memorializes a loved one by planting a tree in New York State through the Lofty Oaks program, and meets families at the funeral home or at home to pre-plan.
