15 funeral homes and crematories serving Jewish 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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15 funeral homes and crematories serving Jewish families in California
In Costa Mesa, the mortuary built on the grounds of Harbor Lawn-Mt. Olive Memorial Park in 1978 arranges funerals, cremation and burial for families in Orange County and Long Beach. It has a private on-site crematory and a chapel seating up to 250 guests, and the park holds a Kever Avot service each year.
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.
This Jewish mortuary on Santa Monica Boulevard in Los Angeles performs tahara and shmira and arranges traditional burial at Jewish cemeteries across Southern California. It states it has served the community since 1976 and does not provide cremation or embalming.
Hillside Memorial Park and Mortuary is a single campus mortuary, chapel and memorial park in Los Angeles serving Jewish and interfaith families since 1941. It arranges traditional Jewish burial, on site green burial at Gan Eden and cremation, and offers advance funeral and cemetery planning.
Home of Peace Memorial Park and Mortuary in Los Angeles is the oldest Jewish cemetery in the Los Angeles area and has served the city's Jewish community for over 150 years. It offers traditional ground burial, mausoleum crypts and niches, mortuary services and advance planning.
Malinow and Silverman Mortuary in Los Angeles has served the community since 1927 as a Jewish mortuary and is family owned and operated. It conducts funeral and burial services at any cemetery, makes arrangements in the family's home, and offers pre-need plans paid in advance.
Mount Sinai Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles is a Jewish mortuary and cemetery, owned and operated by Sinai Temple of Los Angeles since 1964. Its own Chevra Kadisha performs tahara and shmira, and the park offers ground burial, companion estates, family gardens and wall crypts.
In Menifee, Miller Jones Menifee Memorial Park & Mortuary provides funerals, cremations and burials, with a memorial park and the Sun City Mausoleum on its grounds. Since 1975 it has served Riverside County, offering ritual washing for Jewish families and help applying for VA death benefits.
In Mill Valley, Fernwood is a funeral home and cemetery in Marin County offering green burial, traditional burial and cremation at its on-site crematory. Its Gan Yarok section holds Orthodox, Conservative and Reform Jewish burial, and chevra kadisha groups perform tahara in its preparation room.
This Mission Hills mortuary, a sister location to Eden Memorial Park, serves the Jewish community in Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley. It has two chapels, a private tahara facility and a shomer study.
In Oakland, this landmark funeral home has served families since 1909 and provides funeral, cremation and cemetery services at one Piedmont Avenue address with its own on-site crematory. It coordinates the Catholic funeral Mass with parishes, serves Jewish families, and handles military honors and benefits paperwork for veterans.
In San Bernardino since 1923, this family-owned and operated funeral home offers funeral, burial and cremation services and ships remains within the U.S. and abroad. Its staff is bilingual in Spanish, and it provides Catholic and Jewish funeral services.
In San Diego, this mortuary arranges Jewish funerals and burials for local Jewish families, including transport to another state for burial and help with military burial benefits paperwork. It states it was founded in 1977.
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.
In Santa Clara, this mortuary has provided funeral and cremation services to Santa Clara and San Francisco Bay area families since 1974. Associates speak Farsi and Arabic, and the funeral home has a washing facility for families of the Jewish and Muslim faiths.
