89 funeral homes and crematories serving Jewish families in 9 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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89 funeral homes and crematories serving Jewish families
In Bradenton, this event center serves families of Lakewood Ranch and neighboring communities with traditional and contemporary funerals and cremations. Its two venues hold about 100 and more than 130 guests, with an onsite kitchen and catering that includes Kosher options.
In Bradenton, this funeral home stands on the north portion of Manasota Memorial Park on State Road 70, a cemetery that dates to 1925. Families hold services in its chapel or on the park grounds, which offer ground burial, mausoleum entombment and cremation niches.
In Coral Springs, Kraeer Funeral Home and Cremation Center plans funerals, burials and cremations for families in Boca Raton, Coconut Creek, Margate, Parkland, Weston and Fort Lauderdale, with online live-stream broadcasts for those unable to attend. Remodeled in 2017, the building has a chapel seating 100 and a reception room seating 50.
In Davie, Fred Hunter's Funeral Home serves families in and around the city, including Coral Springs, Lauderhill, Plantation, Sunrise and Weston, with services from traditional funerals to intimate gatherings and large events. A private crematory hosts witness cremations, and an on-site bereavement counselor is available to families who plan services there.
In Deerfield Beach, Caballero Rivero Fairway Memorial Gardens and Funeral Home pairs a 47-acre cemetery with a funeral home opened in 2024, offering ground burial and cremation. King David Cemetery on the grounds is a dedicated Jewish cemetery, with rabbis to conduct services and kosher catering. It serves families from Palm Beach and Broward counties.
In Deerfield Beach, Kraeer-Becker Funeral Home and Cremation Center provides funeral, burial and cremation services to Deerfield Beach, Boca Raton, Hillsboro Beach, Pompano Beach and Coconut Creek. The home describes itself as non-denominational and multicultural, and its building incorporates the first concrete house built in the community and a historic cottage saved from destruction in 1984.
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 Ellenton, Groover Funeral Home and Mansion Memorial Park work together to provide funeral, cremation and burial services to the Manatee County community. The cemetery, in use for more than 150 years, offers ground burial, mausoleum entombment, niches, columbaria and a scattering garden. The funeral home team states a specialty in military funerals and traditional religious ceremonies.
In Fort Lauderdale, Forest Lawn Funeral Home & Memorial Gardens provides funeral and cremation services on the grounds of its own cemetery, established in 1960. The 30-acre cemetery offers above-ground crypts in the Pyramid, in-ground burials, mausoleum entombments and a cremation garden, and it can be toured by calling to schedule a guided visit.
In Gotha, outside Orlando, Woodlawn Funeral Home sits on the grounds of Woodlawn Memorial Park, so funeral, cremation and burial arrangements are made in one place. The non-denominational home has three chapels and takes part in the Homeless Veterans Burial Program with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
In Hollywood, Levitt-Weinstein Memorial Chapels and Cemeteries at Beth David works alongside Beth David Memorial Gardens, which offers traditional ground burial spaces. Levitt-Weinstein, founded in Hollywood in 1934, describes itself as a staple in the Jewish community.
In Jacksonville's Mandarin neighborhood, Hardage-Giddens Funeral Home specializes in cremation services, with expertise in scattering ashes, and also arranges traditional funeral services. Its San Jose Boulevard building is a contemporary facility with a large reception area. It is one of 11 Hardage-Giddens funeral homes in Duval and Clay counties.
In Jacksonville, Hardage-Giddens Oaklawn Chapel offers funeral and cremation services together with Oaklawn Cemetery, a 100-acre cemetery chartered in 1927 with in-ground burial gardens, mausoleums and a cremation garden. Its teams work with all branches of the military and take part in a burial program for homeless and indigent veterans. It has two chapels.
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 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.