Caribou funeral home operating as Lancaster-Morgan, with roots in a furniture and undertaking business opened in Caribou in 1898. It works as one locally owned team with the firm's Duncan-Graves home in Presque Isle and Duncan home in Mars Hill, and every cremation is handled at Northern Maine Crematory, owned by the firm's principals.

CremationPre-need arrangements

Caribou funeral home serving families in New Sweden, Stockholm, Limestone, Woodland, Perham and Washburn as well as Caribou. A member of the Mockler family or its staff answers the phone 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Cremation

Fort Fairfield funeral home that keeps an online memorial page for each person it has served, and takes pre-arrangements through an online form or in person at the funeral home.

Family-owned Fort Kent funeral home, one of three Lajoie locations with Madawaska and Van Buren. The firm has its own monument division.

Frenchville funeral home built in 1972, the second home of the family-owned Michaud Funeral Home of St. Agatha, with a large viewing room, a spacious sitting room and an office. The firm also runs Michaud Memorials, which supplies, letters, installs and cleans monuments and markers.

BurialCremationPre-need arrangements

Family-owned Madawaska funeral home and cremation service that took over the former Daigle Funeral Home of Madawaska in 2010. It is one of three Lajoie locations, with Fort Kent and Van Buren, and has its own monument division.