Annapolis funeral home founded in 1862, with a chapel patterned after St. Andrew’s Chapel at the Naval Academy, family rooms and reception facilities. It works frequently with the United States Naval Academy on its military memorials.

Cremation

Annapolis funeral home with its own crematory and its own cemetery on the same grounds, the first in Maryland with a dedicated green burial section. It has a 100-seat chapel, streams services live, offers New Orleans-style second line celebrations and has served Annapolis since 2010.

BurialCremationGreen burialVeterans servicesPre-need arrangements

Annapolis mortuary that has served families across Maryland over many decades, in a handicapped-accessible building.

Baltimore funeral home, one of three Gonce Funeral Service locations with Linthicum and Pasadena; the firm has served Baltimore and northern Anne Arundel County since 1951. Arrangements are made with a licensed professional who is not on commission.

Cremation

Edgewater funeral home opened outside Annapolis in 1997 as the second location of a family firm whose first funeral home opened in Leonardtown in 1889. A crematory was added in 2003, and the firm has a non-denominational chapel, reception rooms and catering, and arranges services at Arlington National Cemetery.

CremationVeterans servicesOut-of-state and international transportPre-need arrangements

Glen Burnie funeral home with a main and an upstairs viewing and funeral service room and a lounge on each floor. A preplanning specialist is on staff, and its green burial packages use a cotton shroud and an all-wood casket.