2388 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in 14 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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2388 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation
Donehoo-Lewis Funeral Home serves families in Hapeville and the surrounding communities from 736 South Central Avenue. The home offers traditional funerals, graveside services and cremation, and helps families pre-plan. It states that it has been a family-owned funeral home since 1934.
Martin Taylor Funeral Home is at 911 Appling Harlem Road in Harlem and serves Columbia County and nearby communities along the I-20 corridor. It offers cremation services, traditional burials and pre-planning, and helps families coordinate veteran benefits. It describes itself as family owned since 2015, with a chapel and lobby that hold up to 70 people.
Starling Funeral Home is in Harlem, in a two-story antebellum-style home built in the early 1900s, about 15 minutes west of Augusta. It offers funeral services with burial, cremation services and veterans services. The home opened in 1958 as Prather Funeral Home and has operated as Starling Funeral Home since 1984.
In Hartwell, Mack's Funeral Home & Cremation Service opened in the mid-1970s and added a second location in Elberton in 2013. It offers funeral and cremation services and arranges domestic and international transportation when a death occurs away from home. It also offers specialized services for infants under two months of age.
Strickland Funeral Home serves Hartwell and Hart County from its original 1975 location on Cleveland Avenue. It offers burial and cremation services and pre-planning, and the crematory inside the Hartwell building serves both of its chapels.
Thornton's Funeral Home serves Hazlehurst and Jeff Davis County from North Miller Street. It arranges burial and cremation, obtaining the death certificate and required permits, for the families of Jeff Davis and surrounding counties. The home was founded in Hazlehurst in 1925 and describes itself as family owned and operated.
In Hiawassee, the Hiwassee Chapel of Cochran|McDaniel has served Towns County from its Southern Colonial building at Highway 76 and Rice Street, built in 1990. The firm performs cremations at its own crematories in Blairsville and McCaysville and honors preneed contracts made with the former Cochran Funeral Home.
Bellamy Funeral Home is on Jimmy Lee Smith Parkway in Hiram and is one of three locations of its firm, with Acworth and Marietta. It joined the firm of Collins Funeral Home of Acworth in a 2022 merger. The firm states that it is privately owned and that its own crematory serves families choosing cremation at all its homes.
Thrash & Son's Funeral Home is at 117 West Main Street in Hogansville, in Troup County. The home states that it is family owned and operated and has served Hogansville and the surrounding areas of West Georgia for nearly 100 years. It states that its service runs from cremation to earth burial to transferring remains all over the world.
In Homerville, Fluker Funeral Home serves Clinch County from its location on Robinson Street, one of two with its Waycross funeral home. The firm states it has cared for families in Ware, Clinch, Charlton, Pierce and surrounding counties since 1949. It lists traditional, non-traditional, direct burial, graveside, cremation and memorial services.
Lawson Funeral Home serves Jackson County from Hoschton. The family owned and operated home provides services for burial, cremation and life events, with venue options that include its chapel, a church, an outdoor venue or graveside.
Cagle Funeral Home has been part of Jasper since the Cagle family established it in 1949, and it remains family owned and operated. The home serves families of Pickens County and the surrounding area with funeral arrangements, pre-arrangements, burial and cremation.
Evans Funeral Home in Jefferson has served families across northeast Georgia since 1997, alongside Evans Memory Gardens and Northeast Georgia Crematory. It holds traditional funeral, graveside and cremation services and meets with families about prearrangement at the funeral home or in their home. Evans Memory Gardens, a perpetual care cemetery, is adjacent to the funeral home.
Howard & Jones Funeral Home serves Wayne County and surrounding areas from 777 South First Street in Jesup. The home arranges funeral and cremation services and assists families in requesting military funeral honors. Its 8,000 square foot building, a Jesup landmark since the early 1970s, has multiple visitation areas and a chapel seating over 200 people.
In Jonesboro, this chapel has served the community since 1984 and offers burial and cremation services to families of all faiths, backgrounds, cultures and traditions. It serves Clayton County, Fayetteville, Morrow, Rex, Riverdale and Stockbridge from a newly remodeled facility on North Avenue.
In Kennesaw, this funeral home and its sister Pine Ridge Memorial Park serve Cobb, Bartow and Cherokee counties, arranging funeral, cremation and burial. The funeral home opened on the cemetery's property in 1984 and takes part in the Homeless Veterans Burial Program, and its staff speak Spanish.
Mackey Wilson Jennings Funeral Home is at 507 East Depot Street in Lagrange, in Troup County, and states that it was founded in 1929. The home offers cremations and green burials, and it states that it prepares a body for green burial with natural essential oils only. It also runs outreach programs, including a free children's clinic that provides health exams and school immunization vouchers.
In LaGrange, this mortuary provides funeral and cremation services to LaGrange and the surrounding areas. It traces its roots to 1929, moved to Mooty Bridge Road in 1986 and works closely with Striffler-Hamby Mortuary in Phenix City, Alabama.
In Lake Park, McLane Lakewood Funeral Home stands on 25 acres on U.S. Highway 41 and serves southern Lowndes County, Echols County and nearby areas. The McLane firm offers burial at McLane Riverview Memorial Gardens, planning ahead and veterans services. It offers witness cremation at its own crematory, opened in Valdosta in 1999.
Music Funeral Services serves Lakeland and Lanier County from West Main Street. The home offers burial, cremation in the firm's own on-site crematory, prearranged planning, and domestic and international shipping. The firm was founded in Lakeland in 1955 and states it remains family-owned.