Family-owned Barton funeral home of a firm founded there in 1901 and now owned by a fifth-generation funeral director, serving the Tri-Towns and Georges Creek area. The Barton home was built in 1997 beside the original structure; the firm keeps a second home, with a chapel, in Westernport.

Family owned and operated Cumberland funeral home. Its pre-planning form can be filled out online and forwarded to the funeral home.

Cumberland funeral home in what local history records as the city's first brick home, built in the 1860s, owned since 1983 by two licensed morticians who opened a sister home in Fort Ashby, West Virginia, in 1987. Each December its Memory Tree holds an angel named for every person it served that year, for the family to take home.

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Frostburg funeral home of the Durst family, family owned since 1904 and in its fifth generation, with a showroom of metal and wood caskets. Fifty-four solar panels on its roof supply up to 90 percent of the electricity for the funeral home and its on-site residence.

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Frostburg funeral home founded in 1907 and a family business for 100 years, in its present building since 1962. The family also owns Frostburg Memorials, a monument business a mile west of the funeral home.

Midland location of Wilhelm-Eakin Funeral Home, formerly Eichhorn-McKenzie Funeral Home, with two full-time licensed morticians who meet families at the office or in their own homes and handle every service detail themselves from the first call to the final disposition. The other location is in Lonaconing.