North Grosvenordale funeral home in its building since 1961, one of five northeastern Connecticut locations of the Gilman & Valade firm, whose roots go back to 1919. The firm owns and operates its own crematory.
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3836 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation
North Grosvenordale funeral home in its building since 1961, one of five northeastern Connecticut locations of the Gilman & Valade firm, whose roots go back to 1919. The firm owns and operates its own crematory.
North Haven funeral home opened in 1994 in a building designed as a funeral home, with cathedral ceilings, rather than a converted house. Its director speaks Spanish, Italian and Portuguese, a selection room displays caskets, urns and vaults, and it serves New Haven, East Haven, North Branford, Wallingford, Cheshire and Hamden.
Norwalk funeral home, family owned and operated since 1898, with two adjoining chapels and a lounge on one accessible main floor. Cremations are carried out at Mountain Grove Crematory in Bridgeport.
Norwalk funeral home founded in 1912 and housed since 1934 in a converted Second Empire house, with two viewing rooms, the larger seating up to ninety, and a lounge. A member of Selected Independent Funeral Homes since 1978, it also serves Westport, Darien, New Canaan and Wilton.
Norwalk funeral home in business since 1873, in a renovated historic building with spacious chapels, private seating and gathering areas, outdoor porch seating and a large off-street parking lot.
Norwich funeral home of the Dignity Memorial network, in service since the late 1890s. Has a large-capacity chapel among multiple chapels and a tahara room with a shomer available, holds marker unveilings, and makes arrangements by phone or email.
Norwich funeral home of the Dignity Memorial network, in service since the late 1890s. Has a large-capacity chapel among multiple chapels and a tahara room with a shomer available, holds marker unveilings, and makes arrangements by phone or email.
Oakville funeral home of Casey Funeral Homes & Cremation Care, a smaller and more intimate gathering place than the firm's Waterbury home. Its families come from Oakville, Watertown and Waterbury.
Old Lyme funeral home with waterside views, opened in the early 1900s as a location of a firm founded in New London in 1857. Has a chapel, audio and video equipment and popular funeral music selections, hosts catered events, and completes funeral planning by phone or email with electronic signature, without a visit.
Old Saybrook funeral home serving the town since 1963, one of three Swan Funeral Home locations of a firm founded in Guilford in 1917. Has multiple chapels, hosts catered events, offers a private viewing before cremation, and makes arrangements by phone or email.
Plainfield funeral home in the Gilman & Valade group of five northeastern Connecticut locations, which operates its own crematory in Putnam.
Plainville funeral home established in 1884 and still at its original location, returned to family ownership in 2020 as part of the Bailey Family Funeral Homes. Streams services online and has a motorcycle hearse and a grief therapy dog.
Plantsville funeral home established in 1969 and still owned and run by its founding family, operating together with Southington Cremation Service.
Plantsville cremation service established in 1969 alongside Plantsville Funeral Home and owned and run by the same family.
Poquonock funeral home of Carmon Community Funeral Homes, a firm whose first home opened in Windsor in 1946. The firm has its own crematory in Windsor, where families may witness the start of a cremation, and runs bereavement support groups for widows and widowers.
Prospect funeral home owned, operated and managed by a registered nurse, open since 2013 and also known as The Palmerie Family Funeral Home. Its building has no stairs, a nondenominational chapel, an organ on premises, a children's room within view of the parlors and a gazebo for outdoor services.
Putnam funeral home in a Victorian house overlooking the Quinebaug River, where the Gilman business, founded in 1919, has served families since 1938. Part of the Gilman & Valade group of five northeastern Connecticut locations, which owns and operates its own crematory.
Putnam funeral home founded in 1881 by the town's first mayor, family owned and operated alongside its sister home in Danielson, Gagnon and Costello Funeral Home. It serves families across Northeast Connecticut.
Ridgefield funeral home run together with its sister home, Jowdy-Kane Funeral Home in Danbury.
Rocky Hill funeral home and cremation service, independent and family owned, serving families across Connecticut with staff on call around the clock. Its staff will visit a family at home to discuss cremation options and helps Title 19 and Medicaid recipients through the process.