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
Deer Park funeral home the Mangano family opened in the early 1960s, one of its three homes with Middle Island and Riverhead. It serves families from North Babylon, Dix Hills, Melville, Huntington Station, Bay Shore, West Islip and Wyandanch; the family's funeral service began in Brooklyn in the early 1900s.
DeKalb Junction funeral home caring for families since 1946 and serving St. Lawrence County. The building is handicap accessible, and its services include donation to science, made in advance to Upstate Medical Center or the University of Vermont.
Delmar funeral home in a stately brick building at the Four Corners, serving the Town of Bethlehem since 1904 and on its present site since 1932. Two longtime funeral directors bought the home in 2023 and personally oversee every service, and the home answers calls 24 hours a day.
Delmar cremation service run with Meyers Funeral Home, Ltd. from the same address, where it has been for almost 55 years. Arrangements can be made at the family's home, at the funeral home or by mail, and it works with county social services on public-assistance funerals.
Delmar funeral home opened in 1968, serving Albany County. It has a virtual casket selector, an urn selection room and a library of books and videos, families make arrangements with the owner, and the building is handicapped accessible.
Depew funeral home of the Amigone family firm founded in 1926, one of its 13 locations in Greater Buffalo. Funeral services with a public or private viewing are held at the home, and families can hold a viewing before cremation.
Locally owned Depew funeral home opened in 1963 in a family house and carried on since 2000 by the family who live in the apartment above it. Renamed in 2005 and remodeled in 2011 with handicap access and larger rooms, it serves Depew, Lancaster, Cheektowaga, Alden, Bowmansville and West Seneca.
Deposit funeral home that schedules one viewing or service at a time, so each family has the whole building, in an air-conditioned facility that can accommodate large gatherings. The firm, founded in 1980, added this location in 2019, and it offers monuments, engraving and monument cleaning in the Susquehanna and Deposit areas.
DeWitt funeral home offering green burial in an all-wood or wicker casket at a natural cemetery in Newfield, over an hour away. Where no ceremony is wanted, its staff take the deceased to the cemetery and oversee the burial for the family.
Dolgeville funeral home in a former Agway building bought in 2006, with 18-foot cathedral ceilings, a fireplace, a private sitting area and a chapel with an overflow room for more than 250 people. It specializes in direct cremation and runs alongside its sister Roberts Funeral Home.
Family-owned East Elmhurst funeral home founded in 1963, its facility renovated and upgraded by the founder's son, with a licensed funeral director available 24 hours a day. Helps families obtain death certificate transcripts, complete insurance claim forms and secure a grave, mausoleum or crematory location at a cemetery.
East Islip funeral home, one of three O'Shea Funeral Homes on Long Island, with a chapel that holds up to 100 and visitation rooms for a private farewell. The O'Shea homes keep an in-house florist, limousines and catering for a meal or reception at the funeral home.
East Meadow funeral home, the original O'Shea home, opened in 1963, with a newly renovated chapel that holds up to 150 people. The O'Shea homes keep an in-house florist, limousines and catering for a family meal or reception at the funeral home.
East Rochester funeral home established in 1955 and family owned and operated since its purchase in 2015, with spacious visitation rooms that hold about 150 people. Its pre-arrangement services include prepaid trusts and Medicaid pre-planning.
East Syracuse cremation provider that holds viewings and funeral services before cremation at its own facility or the family's church, with a rental casket available. A pre-arrangement made with another funeral home can be transferred to it with a signature.
East Syracuse funeral home offering green burial in an all-wood or wicker casket at a natural cemetery, the nearest over an hour away in Newfield. For families who want no ceremony, its staff take the body to the cemetery and oversee the burial.
Eastchester funeral home in a historic 19th-century colonial home, run by a family in funeral service since it opened in Greenwich Village in 1832. It has three chapels, private family lounges, a children's room and an elevator, and was fully renovated in 2024.
Eden funeral home opened in 1950 and kept at its original location as a home rather than a commercial building. Its cremations are carried out at an associated crematory in Western New York.
Elma funeral home, a branch of the Amigone family firm founded in 1926 and one of its 13 locations in Greater Buffalo. It offers funeral service packages, and its chapel holds memorial services and gatherings after a cremation.
Elmira funeral home opened in 2003 and run by a father and son, in a building made as a funeral home with its foyer, arrangement center, East Room and Mural Parlor on one accessible level. Its owner is a certified funeral celebrant who can officiate services.
