Jay funeral home of the Wiles Remembrance Centers, which also has a funeral home in Farmington. Arrangements can be made online, or staff will come to the family's home to make them.
124 funeral homes and crematories in Maine, listed by 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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124 funeral homes and crematories in Maine
Jay funeral home of the Wiles Remembrance Centers, which also has a funeral home in Farmington. Arrangements can be made online, or staff will come to the family's home to make them.
Kennebunk funeral home in the 1868 George Wise House, which keeps its fireplaces, black walnut paneled vestibule and front hall stairway, with a large viewing parlor made from the dining room and parlor. The Bibber family bought the house in 1956 and added a chapel for visitations and services in 2001.
Kittery funeral home founded in 1999 and run with Bernier Funeral Home in Somersworth, New Hampshire, its staff serving both locations. The two homes serve families from York, Cape Neddick, Eliot, South Berwick, Berwick and North Berwick to Portsmouth and Rochester.
Lewiston funeral home founded in 1925, in an 1886 house built for the overseer of the Pepperell Mill, with Italian mosaic tile fireplaces and a carriage house converted into a visitation room. It has a reception room for gatherings after a service and arranges green burials at Cedar Brook Burial Grounds in Limington and Baldwin Hill Conservation Cemetery in Winthrop.
Lewiston funeral home formed in 2023 when The Fortin Group joined Pinette Dillingham & Lynch, bringing together four funeral homes whose roots reach back to 1871. Its 10,000-square-foot building has a chapel that holds more than 250 guests and parking for more than 100 cars, and it serves families across Androscoggin County.
Lewiston office of Funeral Alternatives, which has served Lewiston, Brunswick and Augusta since 2002 and serves a set list of towns reaching from Yarmouth to Boothbay and Vassalboro. Cremated remains are generally ready in five to seven business days, and its urns range from brass and slate to biodegradable selections.
Lincoln home of Bowers Funeral Home, the Bowers family's funeral business that began in Sherman Mills around 1900. The family's fourth generation bought the business in 1985; it also has homes in Houlton, Island Falls and Presque Isle.
Lisbon Falls funeral home founded in 1896 that has occupied an 1875 house since 1956. It has small areas with intimate seating, reception areas suited to catered events and larger groups, and onsite parking.
Livermore Falls funeral home established in 1970, when its founder bought the L.P. Brown Funeral Home where he had apprenticed. The same owner and staff run Bragdon-Finley Funeral Home in Monmouth, bought in 1984.
Machias home of Bragdon-Kelley Funeral Homes, a Downeast Maine firm headquartered in Ellsworth with a third home in Milbridge and the motto "Services in accordance with your wishes." The Machias home takes no mail delivery, and its office hours are by appointment.
Machias funeral home available 24 hours a day. Its office takes general questions from 9 to 4 on weekdays, and meetings with families are by appointment.
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.
Madison funeral home, one of two Giberson Funeral Homes locations with Bingham, bought in 2015 by the owner of Central Maine Cremation & Funeral Services in Skowhegan. Two pastors serve on its staff, one providing grief support and counseling, and families can begin pre-arrangements through an online form.
Mars Hill funeral home operating as Duncan Funeral Home, part of the longstanding tradition of service the Duncan and Graves families built in Mars Hill and Presque Isle. It works as one locally owned team with the firm's Duncan-Graves home in Presque Isle and Lancaster-Morgan home in Caribou, and every cremation is handled at Northern Maine Crematory, owned by the firm's principals.
Mechanic Falls funeral home opened in 1966 as Gallant-Raymond Funeral Home, now one of the Chandler Funeral Homes. It occupies an old New England home with a glassed-in porch, seats 175 to 200 for services, shows video tributes on a 42-inch screen, and keeps a selection room of caskets and urns with a monument display.
Milbridge home of Bragdon-Kelley Funeral Homes, a Downeast Maine firm headquartered in Ellsworth with a third home in Machias and the motto "Services in accordance with your wishes." The Milbridge home takes no mail delivery, and its office hours are by appointment.
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.
Mount Desert funeral home whose chapel seats 125 and looks through a large bay window over a field to Somes Pond, with a large open room for receptions and selection rooms for burial and cremation. Five generations of the Fernald family have run the business since its founding in 1860, and it serves all of Hancock County.
Newport funeral home and cremation service, the second location of Central Maine Cremation & Funeral Services of Skowhegan.
Newport location of Crosby & Neal Funeral Homes & Cremation Care, whose other home is in Dexter. Both are Family First Funeral Homes locations, overseen by the group's regional director from Old Town.