6 funeral homes and crematories serving Hindu families in California, listed by 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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6 funeral homes and crematories serving Hindu families in California
This Canoga Park mortuary on Canoga Avenue, beside Warner Center, regularly holds Buddhist, Sikh, Hindu and Muslim services as well as Christian and non-denominational ones. All cremations are performed at a company-owned crematory nearby, and the Canoga Park location was built in 1961.
In Fremont since 1913, the funeral home serves Southern Alameda County with funeral, cremation and memorial services. It provides Hindu, Buddhist and Sikh funeral services and arranges a military color guard, with cremation at its own Irvington Memorial crematory.
Hollywood Funeral Home offers cremation, funeral, mortuary and burial services on one cemetery campus in Hollywood, with its crematory onsite. Its funeral directors make arrangements and perform services in Spanish, Thai, Russian, Hindi and Armenian, and it offers traditional services for Christian, Jewish, Buddhist and Hindu faiths.
In Livermore, this family-owned mortuary on East Avenue was established in 1906 and arranges burial and cremation. It states that it offers funeral services that follow Catholic and Hindu tenets and helps Muslim families prepare so burial can happen as soon as possible.
In San Diego, this private on-site crematory is part of Cypress View, the mausoleum and mortuary on Imperial Avenue at 40th Street. A cremation garden and granite columbarium are on the same grounds.
In San Diego, this mortuary, mausoleum and crematory on Imperial Avenue at 40th Street has a large chapel and the smaller Old World Chapel, a two-level mausoleum, a cremation garden and lawn crypts for in-ground burial. Its funeral home and cemetery teams speak English, Spanish and Vietnamese.
