Gardiner funeral home established in April 1928 as the city's first funeral home. Its private chapel seats up to 60, and opening its french doors to the reposing room lets 150 attend; a family room off the chapel sits in view of the pulpit, and caskets are shown upstairs. The building is in the Cape Cod Colonial style.

Monmouth funeral home, formerly Bragdon-Flanders Funeral Home, bought in 1984 by the owner of Finley Funeral Home in Livermore Falls, which he established in 1970. The two homes share one owner and staff.

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Waterville direct cremation service for families across Central Maine. Arrangements can be made online, and it holds visitation and memorial services at a place the family chooses.

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Waterville funeral home that brought Veilleux & Redington Funeral Home and Fairfield's Lawry Brothers Funeral Home together under one roof, after the Fairfield building was sold and the Waterville building renovated.

Family-owned Waterville funeral home that a funeral director bought in 2015 and sold to his son, also a funeral director, in 2025.

Waterville direct cremation provider that performs basic cremations only and refers families to local partners for a funeral or burial. It keeps a selection of urns, and families can start arrangements online.

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