11 funeral homes and crematories serving Jewish families in Palm Beach County, Florida, 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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11 funeral homes and crematories serving Jewish families in Palm Beach County
In Boca Raton, Glick Family Funeral Home offers burial and cremation services and arranges transfers of a loved one out of state or out of the country. The traditional services of the Chevra Kadisha are performed on site, and its large chapel seats 250 people.
In Boynton Beach, Beth Israel Memorial Chapel arranges funerals, burials and cremations and has served the Jewish community since 1982. Its staff includes licensed pre-need counselors, and families can make funeral and burial arrangements at one location.
In Delray Beach, Beth Israel Memorial Chapel arranges funerals, burials and cremations and has served the Jewish community since 1982. The Delray Beach chapel was recently renovated, and the staff includes licensed pre-need counselors.
In Delray Beach, Riverside-Stanetsky Memorial Chapels specializes in Jewish funerals and burials, held in its chapel, at a synagogue or at a nearby cemetery, and arranges funerals in advance. It has served the area since 1992 and co-sponsors bereavement groups with Jewish Family and Children's Services.
In Delray Beach, Sinai Memorial Chapels is a Jewish funeral home arranging Jewish funeral services, burials, cremations and funeral pre-arrangements. It also buys and sells graves, mausoleum crypts and niches.
In Lake Worth, Dorsey-E. Earl Smith Memory Gardens Funeral Home and Lake Worth Memory Gardens take care of funeral and burial arrangements together, and the funeral home handles cremation arrangements. It hosts seminars about funeral and cremation options for families planning ahead. The cemetery opened in 1952 and has in-ground and above-ground burial and cremation gardens.
In Lantana, Palm Beach Memorial Funeral Home and Cemetery offers burial in its garden cemetery, which opened in 1958, and cremation at its own crematory on site. Its Beth Olam section was the first Jewish cemetery in the area.
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 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.
In West Palm Beach, Quattlebaum Funeral, Cremation and Event Center holds funeral and memorial services in three rooms and arranges cremation, including witnessed cremation. Founded in 1955, it provides Jewish funerals according to Jewish law, as the funeral home formerly on its site did.
In West Palm Beach, Royal Palm Funeral Home works beside its sister cemetery, Royal Palm Memorial Gardens, for funerals, memorial services, burial and cremation, with an onsite crematory. For a veteran's funeral it arranges a flag presentation and honor guard. The cemetery was chartered in 1963 and has three veterans gardens.
