3836 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in 21 states, listed by state, 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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3836 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation
Union cremation provider whose arrangements are made entirely online, with no funeral home visit needed. Aquamations take place at its facility in Connecticut, and it also has a funeral home in Brooklyn and is licensed in both New York and New Jersey.
Verona funeral home founded in 1924 and run by the third and fourth generations of its family, solar-powered since 2005 and a member of the Green Burial Council. It hosts solar education tours for schools and groups, keeps a certified therapy dog, and has a Tesla destination charger for guests at wakes and funerals.
Wall funeral home established in 1966, with a second home in Brick and an open welcome to LGBTQ+ families. The Wall home has visitation rooms and a family lounge, and the fleet includes a custom-built hearse modeled after a 1932 Rolls-Royce.
Wallington funeral home that grew from a family casket-making business into the Wozniak Home for Funerals in the late 1950s and has operated as Warner-Wozniak since 2011. Orthodox Jewish burials are arranged with the Zemach David Chevra Kadisha under rabbinical supervision, with separate seating for men and women.
Washington funeral home in an early-1900s building it has occupied since 1962, with undertaking roots in the town going back to 1891. The building has a home-like setting and ample parking for guests.
Watchung funeral home established in 1868, in a fieldstone house renovated and expanded in Georgian Manor style with ample on-site parking. Its staff give educational programs at schools and senior citizen centers.
Watchung funeral home established in 2019 to provide funeral services that honor Hindu traditions and customs. Streams its services live online.
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.
West Creek cremation funeral home serving southern New Jersey, with arrangement appointments at its renovated, handicap-accessible funeral home or in the family's own home, and a telephone answered around the clock.
Westfield funeral home founded in 1913, whose building went up in 1956 and was extensively renovated in 2020.
Westfield funeral home with a sister home in Somerset and its own livery fleet, including Rolls-Royce cars, a horse-drawn hearse and a motorcycle-drawn hearse. Services can be streamed, and bereavement counseling and a notary are offered.
Westville cremation provider whose affiliates have arranged funerals and cremations since 1917. Also arranges direct burial without embalming for families who want a green burial.
Westwood funeral home in a converted Victorian farmhouse that is a local landmark, with multiple chapels and staff who live with their families in apartments on the second floor. It holds a holiday remembrance ceremony each December for the families it has served.
Whippany funeral home, one of the five Bradley & Son Funeral Homes since the Bradley family took in Braviak Funeral Home in 1997. It holds services at the home or at a house of worship and streams funerals, graveside services, memorials and cremations by private web link.
Whiting branch, open since 1970, of the Anderson & Campbell firm, which has served Ocean County since 1869 from its original home in downtown Toms River. Has a dedicated cremation center, three chapels and a Life Well Celebrated Room, with a certified celebrant to help plan a tribute.
Williamstown funeral home with arrangement offices and a chapel, and next door its own reception venue, Williamstown Hall, which holds funeral luncheons and repasts of up to 150 guests. An event planner on staff helps families plan personalized memorial services.
Williamstown funeral home founded in 1960, with a large chapel, a spacious lobby, a separate lounge for organizations and a private room for family and clergy.
Williamstown funeral home opened in 1982 in a renovated farmhouse and still family owned and operated, with a large viewing room and three separate sitting rooms. Serves Sicklerville, Franklinville and Glassboro.
Woodbridge funeral home in business since 1951, with chapels and complimentary valet parking. It serves Port Reading, Sewaren, Avenel, Colonia, Fords, Carteret, Rahway and Edison, and its sister home is Chubenko Funeral Home in Port Reading.
Woodbury funeral home opened in 1950, one of the McGuinness Funeral Homes locations, in a building first built in the late 1700s and later restored as a funeral home, with a chapel for viewings; it arranges veterans' services with Gloucester County Veterans Memorial Cemetery.