Batavia funeral home founded in 1927 as the Bohm Mortuary and in its present building since 1930. H.E. Turner & Co. bought it in 1993 and gave it its present name; the firm also runs homes in Batavia, Bergen and Oakfield.
4 funeral homes and crematories offering green burial in Genesee County, New York, listed by city. 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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4 funeral homes and crematories offering green burial in Genesee County
Batavia funeral home founded in 1927 as the Bohm Mortuary and in its present building since 1930. H.E. Turner & Co. bought it in 1993 and gave it its present name; the firm also runs homes in Batavia, Bergen and Oakfield.
Batavia funeral home whose firm began in 1910 as a furniture and undertaking store and now occupies the former Bean Mansion. With no crematory in Genesee County, its staff are present at the crematory for the start of each cremation, which the family may attend. The firm also runs a second Batavia home and homes in Bergen and Oakfield.
Bergen funeral home opened in July 1988 by H.E. Turner & Co., a Batavia firm dating from 1910 that also runs two Batavia homes and one in Oakfield. With no crematory in Genesee County, its staff are present at the crematory for the start of each cremation, which the family may attend.
Oakfield funeral home in a building built about 1828, where it has been since 1944, and named Burdett & Sanford since 1950. It has been one of the H.E. Turner & Co. homes of Batavia since 2009, beside homes in Batavia and Bergen.