42 funeral homes and crematories serving Jewish families in Florida, 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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42 funeral homes and crematories serving Jewish families in Florida
In Miami, Lakeside Memorial Park and Lakeside Funeral Home specialize in serving Jewish families in Miami and surrounding communities, with funeral, cremation and burial offerings. The funeral professionals are experienced in Jewish funeral traditions, and the memorial park offers burial options for people of all faith backgrounds. Both have served south Florida for more than 50 years.
In Miami, Riverside Gordon Memorial Chapels at Mount Nebo (Kendall) offers traditional Jewish services and funerals for the local Jewish community, with in-ground burial and mausoleum niches at Mount Nebo/Kendall Memorial Gardens. The cemetery opened in 1952 and observes yahrzeit candle lighting, and the home arranges catering, including for shiva.
In North Lauderdale, Star of David Funeral Chapel and Star of David Memorial Gardens Cemetery serve Jewish families from Palm Beach County to Miami-Dade County. The team conducts the taharah washing, provides space for shomers and can coordinate transportation to a cemetery in Israel, and the 80-acre cemetery has gardens dedicated to Orthodox Jews.
In North Miami Beach, Levitt-Weinstein Blasberg, Rubin-Zilbert Memorial Chapels has served families since 1975 from its chapel on W. Dixie Highway. The Levitt-Weinstein group describes itself as a staple in the Jewish community.
In North Miami Beach, Riverside Gordon Memorial Chapels has served families in Miami, Aventura, Palm Beach and South Florida for more than 40 years. It moved to its West Dixie Highway facility in January 2017, minutes from I-95 and Florida's Turnpike.
In Orange City, Deltona Memorial Funeral Home & Gardens has served families in Volusia County since 1968, with the funeral home built on the cemetery's property. It handles funeral, burial and cremation arrangements, and its funeral directors work with families who plan ahead. The cemetery has in-ground and above-ground burial, mausoleum niches and designated areas for veterans.
In Palm Beach Gardens, IJ Morris at Star of David of the Palm Beaches states it is the only Jewish funeral home in the northern part of Palm Beach County. Its directors specialize in serving the Jewish community, from the shomer and tahara through the funeral or memorial service. It arranges cremation and transportation to Israel, and also serves people of all religious and cultural backgrounds.
In Pompano Beach, Eden Funeral Services cares for Jewish families through a traditional burial: Tahara, white linen Tachrichim and a plain wooden casket, with no embalming. It makes arrangements across Florida and worldwide, including burial in Israel.
In Pompano Beach, Kraeer Funeral Home works with Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens, a 42-acre cemetery offering in-ground burial, lawn crypts and family estates, with sections reserved for the Jewish and Greek faiths. The home has two chapels and no on-site crematory, arranges cremation, and serves families planning ahead or with an immediate need.
In Pompano Beach, Neshama Jewish Funeral Services arranges Jewish burials under halacha, from taharah to burial, along with prearranged plans and burial in Israel. Its facility has two taharah rooms and a mikvah, and its funeral director in charge is fluent in Russian.
In Port Charlotte, Kays-Ponger & Uselton plans funerals, memorials, remembrance receptions and cremations from its Harbor Boulevard home, which has a nondenominational chapel for small services. Its services include pre-arrangement counseling and extra recognition for fallen veterans, and the group has cared for Charlotte County families since 1907.
In Rockledge, Life Event Center at Florida Memorial and Florida Memorial Gardens handle funeral, cremation and cemetery arrangements in one place. The funeral home was built on the cemetery grounds in 1959 and took its current name in 2012.
In Sanford, Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel and Oaklawn Cemetery provide funeral ceremonies and cemetery services in the Greater Orlando area. They offer a traditional church funeral with cemetery burial and cremation arrangements, from direct cremation to a full service. The cemetery offers in-ground interment and mausoleum entombment, and has a pavilion for small outdoor services.
In Sarasota, this location on South Tamiami Trail arranges funerals and cremations, from a direct or witness cremation to a full funeral service before or after the cremation. It began in 1976 as Wiegand Brothers Funeral Home and was renamed in 2018.
In Sarasota, this funeral home at Palms Memorial Park serves Manatee and Sarasota counties with funerals and cremations, and its cemetery offers in-ground burial, mausoleum entombment and a cremation garden. The property has three chapels and two veterans gardens, and the park opened in 1962.
In Southwest Ranches, Menorah Gardens & Funeral Chapels specializes in serving the Jewish community and serves families in accordance with Jewish funeral and burial customs. Its cemetery gate is open Sunday through Friday and closed on Saturday.
In Tallahassee, Abbey Funeral Home offers traditional graveside services, immediate burials and cremations with memorial services, along with pre-need planning. It serves Tallahassee, Midway, Havana, Quincy, Crawfordville, Monticello and nearby communities, as well as Thomasville and Cairo in Georgia. Its cemetery has been in the city since the early 1950s and includes a columbarium.
In Tallahassee, Culley's MeadowWood Funeral Home & Memorial Park creates funeral and cremation services on the grounds of MeadowWood Memorial Park in Leon County. The cemetery covers more than 26 acres, with ground burial spaces, lawn crypts, a mausoleum, columbaria and an ossuary. The funeral home dates its founding to 1903.
In Tampa, Blount & Curry Funeral Home at Garden of Memories has served the community since 1937, making funeral, cremation and burial arrangements across from Myrtle Hill Memorial Park. It has handled services for Catholic, Protestant, Jewish and Muslim people and has Spanish-speaking team members.
In West Palm Beach, Northwood Funeral Home & Crematory offers funeral, burial and cremation services, Jewish funerals prepared without embalming, and domestic and international shipping. Established in 1951 and family owned, it performs all cremations in its own on-site crematory.
