559 funeral homes and crematories in Georgia, listed by 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.
Licence rows come from the Georgia State Board of Funeral Service; what a home offers comes from its own site. SimplyTrust lists no prices, no reviews and no rankings, and does not endorse any home. Contact a home directly for its general price list, which the Funeral Rule requires it to provide.
559 funeral homes and crematories in Georgia
Funeral homeCalhoun, GA
In Calhoun, the Ponders Funeral Home location opened in 1995 just off Highway 41 to serve Gordon County, with a chapel for 200 guests and several parlors for viewings and visitations. The family-owned and operated firm began serving Dalton-area families in 1992 and owns and operates three cemeteries, among them Whitfield Memorial Gardens in Dalton.
Funeral homeCalhoun, GA
Thomas Funeral Home is at 535 Red Bud Road, N.E. in Calhoun and serves families in Gordon County. It describes itself as a family-run, always independent funeral home and a three-generation family business, which moved from its earliest start in Downtown Calhoun to its present location on Red Bud Road.
Funeral homeCamilla, GA
Parker-Bramlett Funeral Home has served Mitchell County and surrounding areas for over 60 years from the same location, 410 East Broad Street in Camilla. The business was established as Bramlett Funeral Home in the late 1930s and took the Parker-Bramlett name after a later sale.
Funeral homeCamilla, GA
Robert Jester Mortuary, Inc. is a funeral home on Lincoln Street in Camilla, Georgia. Its history page says the mortuary began in the 1920s and moved to Lincoln Street in 1927 after first opening on Brimberry Street. The page describes it as a family owned business that a grandson of the founders took over in 1958.
Funeral homeCanton, GA
In Canton, Canton Funeral Home and Cemetery stands at the entrance to Macedonia Memorial Park, a cemetery of about 26 acres whose first burial was in 1988. The funeral home is directly connected to the cemetery, which offers ground burial side by side or double depth and columbarium niches for cremated remains. The cemetery also provides bronze memorials and custom monuments.
ServicesBurial
Funeral homeCanton, GA
Darby Funeral Home has been a presence in Canton and Cherokee County since 1961, on East Main Street in Canton.
Funeral homeCanton, GA
Sosebee Funeral Home was established in Canton in May 1940 to serve the families of Cherokee County. It moved to its present building on Jarvis Street in 1977, and it states that it still operates under the same practices: serving every family with personal care.
Funeral homeCanton, GA
South Canton Funeral Home opened for business in Canton in February 2002, planned as a funeral home to serve the needs of Cherokee County. It stands on Marietta Highway and states that it is the closest funeral home to the Georgia National Cemetery.
Funeral homeCarrollton, GA
Elliott Parham Mortuary is on Columbia Drive in Carrollton. The home serves families in Carrollton, Bowdon, Douglasville, Newnan, Villa Rica, Bremen, Tallapoosa, Wedowee and the surrounding areas.
Funeral homeCarrollton, GA
In Carrollton, Martin & Hightower Funeral Home traces to Martin Funeral Home, opened in 1928 and joined to the Hightower family's firm in 1955. The firm helps families with traditional funerals, cremation and planning ahead. It is owned and operated by the Hightower family, with homes also in Bremen and Douglasville.
ServicesCremationPre-need arrangements
Funeral homeCarrollton, GA
Walker Funeral Home is a funeral home at 709 Alabama Street in Carrollton, in Carroll County.
Funeral homeCarrollton, GA
On Newnan Road in Carrollton, the Carrollton Chapel is one of four chapels of Willie A. Watkins Funeral Home, a firm established in 1982 in Atlanta's Historic West End. The firm offers horse-drawn carriages for the processional.
Funeral homeCartersville, GA
Mack Eppinger & Sons Funeral Service, Inc. is a funeral home on North Bartow Street in Cartersville. It was established in 1985 to serve Bartow and the surrounding counties in Northwest Georgia, and it states that it is family owned and operated.
Funeral homeCartersville, GA
In Cartersville, this third-generation funeral home has operated since 1931 and serves families in Bartow County and northwest Georgia. It states that it never calls families to ask for payment over the phone.
Funeral homeCartersville, GA
Parnick Jennings Funeral Home and Cremation Services is a funeral home on Cassville Road in Cartersville. Its history page states that it has served the families of Cartersville since 1977.
Funeral homeCedartown, GA
Lester C. Litesey Funeral Home is at 230 S. College St. in Cedartown. The home states that its family has been a part of this community since 1940, and that the funeral home has been a part of the community for four generations.
Funeral homeCedartown, GA
Olin L. Gammage & Sons Funeral Home is a family-owned, fourth-generation funeral home on North College Street in Cedartown, in the historic home of the founder of Cedartown. For more than seventy years, the Gammage family has served the families of Cedartown, Polk County and the surrounding communities.
Funeral homeCedartown, GA
Wingfield Funeral Home is at 206 Marietta St in Cedartown, in Polk County. The home's site posts obituaries and an online pre-arrangements form.
Funeral homeChamblee, GA
Dressler's Jewish Funeral Care is on Chamblee Dunwoody Road in Chamblee and describes itself as Atlanta born, Atlanta owned and Atlanta managed. Its Chevra Kadisha page explains the Taharah and offers Chevra Kadisha as an option for a loved one. A family that pre-paid or pre-planned with another funeral home or cemetery may still choose Dressler's, which honors most agreements.
ServesJewish
Funeral homeChatsworth, GA
In Chatsworth, Jones Funeral Home was founded in 1978 when it purchased the oldest existing funeral home in the city, established in 1928. Since 1988 it has occupied a building on West Walnut Street, Chatsworth-Murray County's first facility designed specifically for funeral service. Its general list of goods and services is posted online, and the firm has a second location in Tunnel Hill.
