This family-owned mortuary in Los Angeles was established in 1984 near Koreatown and arranges burial and cremation, with cremation offered on site. Its bilingual staff has expertise in Korean and Korean American funeral traditions.
4 funeral homes and crematories with Korean-speaking staff in 1 state, 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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4 funeral homes and crematories with Korean-speaking staff
This family-owned mortuary in Los Angeles was established in 1984 near Koreatown and arranges burial and cremation, with cremation offered on site. Its bilingual staff has expertise in Korean and Korean American funeral traditions.
This Norwalk branch of a family-owned mortuary established in 1984 arranges burial and cremation, with cremation offered on site. Its bilingual staff has expertise in Korean and Korean American funeral traditions.
In Pleasanton, this California-licensed funeral establishment provides funeral, cremation and memorial services in Korean and English, and arranges casket burials. Staff come to the family to make arrangements, and contracted licensed facilities handle specialized services.
In Whittier, this funeral home at Rose Hills provides funeral and burial care in Mandarin, Cantonese, Vietnamese, Korean and Spanish, with services designed to meet Chinese cultural traditions. Incense burning is permitted in both of its chapels, and adjoining courtyards accommodate the burning of joss paper.