148 funeral homes and crematories offering green burial in 11 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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148 funeral homes and crematories offering green burial
In Alpharetta, off GA 400 at exit 12-A (McFarland Parkway), SouthCare's Alpharetta facility opened in 2008 and offers cremation, traditional funerals and green burials, with an on-site chapel and café. It operates an on-site crematory and lets families view the cremation. SouthCare states it was the first funeral home in Georgia approved by the Green Burial Council.
In Athens, Lord & Stephens has served families since 1989 from its founding chapel on Lexington Road, which houses the only on-site crematory in Athens-Clarke County. The home offers burial and green burial at Athens Memory Gardens, cremation, and irrevocable funeral accounts for pre-planning.
In Conyers, Phoenix Funeral Services, Inc. stands on Veterans Drive in Rockdale County, and its crematory is on site in its own facility. The home ships loved ones back to their home towns in the United States and abroad as a registered shipper with the major airlines out of Hartsfield Jackson International Airport. It also offers green or natural burial.
Lord & Stephens serves Madison County from its Danielsville Chapel, built in 1998 fourteen miles north of Athens. The firm offers burial and green burial at Athens Memory Gardens, cremation at its Athens crematory, and irrevocable funeral accounts for pre-planning.
In downtown Ellijay on River Street, Bernhardt Funeral Home serves Gilmer County and the surrounding North Georgia communities. It is independently owned and operated and provides traditional funerals, cremation, worldwide shipping, green burials and pre-planning. It also operates Yukon Cemetery, and its history page dates the firm to 1962.
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 Marietta, off I-75 at exit 263 in Cobb County, SouthCare's Marietta location opened in 2004 and offers cremation, traditional funerals and green burials. It operates an on-site crematory, holds one funeral or memorial service at a time, and lets families witness the cremation. SouthCare states it was the first funeral home in Georgia approved by the Green Burial Council.
Jordan Funeral Home is at 264 Hillsboro Street in Monticello, two blocks east of the town square. It provides complete arrangements for traditional funerals, green burial, immediate burial, cremation and immediate cremation, with church, chapel or graveside services. The home is on call 24 hours a day.
In Rome, Reynolds Funeral Home provides funeral services to Floyd County, Gordon County, Bartow County and surrounding areas. The home offers traditional burials, cremation, worldwide shipping, green burials and pre-planning services.
In Snellville, off Hwy 78 (Stone Mountain Hwy.) in Gwinnett County, SouthCare opened its fourth location in February 2022 and offers cremation, traditional funerals and green burial. It holds one funeral or memorial service at a time and lets families witness the cremation. SouthCare states it was the first funeral home in Georgia approved by the Green Burial Council.
In Statesboro, Joiner-Anderson Funeral Home has been locally owned and operated since its flagship location opened in 1996. It offers burial, cremation, green burial and preplanning, and its staff help families apply for veterans benefits. Its private crematory is the only one in Bulloch County, and Bulloch Memorial Gardens is the firm's own cemetery.
In Stockbridge, off I-75 at exit 224 in Henry County, SouthCare's Stockbridge location opened in 2007 and offers cremation, traditional funerals and green burials. It operates an on-site crematory, holds one funeral or memorial service at a time, and lets families view the cremation. SouthCare states it was the first funeral home in Georgia approved by the Green Burial Council.
In Sylvania, Joiner-Anderson Funeral Home opened its location in 2008 to serve families in Screven, Effingham, Jenkins, Burke and Bulloch counties. It offers burial, cremation, green burial and preplanning, and its staff help families apply for veterans benefits. The building on Ennis Street has two visitation rooms and a 185-seat chapel.
In Watkinsville, Lord & Stephens has served Oconee County since December 1993 from a chapel one block off Highway 316. The firm offers burial and green burial at Athens Memory Gardens, cremation at its Athens crematory, and irrevocable funeral accounts for pre-planning.
In Woodstock, Lakeside Funeral Home stands off Highway 92 on Claremore Drive and serves families from Acworth, Kennesaw, Canton and nearby towns. The family-owned home arranges traditional funerals, burial without a service, green burial and cremation in its on-site crematory, and works with veteran families on national cemetery eligibility. Its chapel seats up to 250 guests and faces the lake.
Anderson funeral home founded in 1960, with two chapels seating 275 people. It specializes in funeral pre-arrangements, helps families apply for veterans benefits and arranges shipping of remains nationally and internationally.
Bloomington green burial and cremation provider whose natural burials use biodegradable materials and avoid toxic chemicals. Families plan services in person or online.
Flanner Buchanan Carmel is a Hamilton County funeral home also serving Westfield, Noblesville, Fishers, Lawrence and Broad Ripple, with two event rooms for services and receptions and food and beverage service on site. Its urn selection includes urns made in Indiana.
Evansville funeral home, cremation center and cemetery, the Tri-State's only funeral home on cemetery property, with green burial in a dedicated section of the cemetery and webcasting of every service.
Family owned Hammond funeral home in a mansion the family bought and renovated in 1926. The firm dates from 1908 and offers green burial packages beside burial and cremation.