Absecon funeral home, at its present site since 1960 and owned by the family that runs it, serving families from Galloway Township, Smithville, Oceanville, Egg Harbor Township and Pleasantville. Funeral services may be held in its own chapel.
586 funeral homes and crematories in New Jersey, 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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586 funeral homes and crematories in New Jersey
Absecon funeral home, at its present site since 1960 and owned by the family that runs it, serving families from Galloway Township, Smithville, Oceanville, Egg Harbor Township and Pleasantville. Funeral services may be held in its own chapel.
Allentown funeral home whose history runs back to a funeral home opened in the town in 1848, at its present site since 1939 and run by the Peppler family in its fourth and fifth generations, with a second home in Bordentown. Its locations are handicapped accessible.
Alpha funeral home serving the town since 1962, one of two homes of the Finegan firm founded in Phillipsburg in 1931. Has ample street parking and is available twenty-four hours a day.
Asbury Park funeral home founded in 1959 and still owned by the founder's family. Services held at the funeral home are streamed live on its website, and it offers custom embroidered casket panels and a custom art throw displayed at the ceremony and given to the family afterward.
Independent, African-American owned Atco funeral home opened in 2009 in a renovated two-story house built in 1910. It has landscaped gardens, a family lounge, an arrangement room furnished like a dining room and a casket selection room, and the building is fully accessible.
Atco funeral home founded in 1952 and managed by the founder's son, with a crematory it has operated since 1972. Its crematory building, opened in 2010 on the funeral home's property, has two cremation chambers and a witnessing room where families may take part in the cremation.
Atlantic City funeral home established in 1962 on the city's Northside, with an arrangement center around the corner from the funeral home where families meet ahead of a service.
Atlantic City funeral parlor licensed in New Jersey and two neighboring states. It designs custom caskets for families who want a personalized one.
Atlantic Highlands funeral home in service since 1886 and independently owned, in a grand Victorian dating to 1902 that was part of the Armstrong Estate and is listed as a Century Home by the Atlantic Highlands Historical Society.
Avenel funeral home run as one business with its sister home, the Costello-Greiner Funeral Home in Woodbridge.
Barnegat funeral home and cremation service run as a single location by an owner who lives locally, with the deceased cared for on the premises. Its remodeled one-level building is accessible, with a chapel seating more than a hundred people and a lobby with fireplace seating.
Barnegat funeral home, the first of three Southern Ocean County homes its family firm runs with Forked River and Ship Bottom, serving the area since 1920. The family has held sole ownership since 1956, and the founder's grandchildren are its funeral directors.
Barrington funeral home descended from a Camden funeral home founded in the early 1930s, which expanded to Barrington in 1966. Its building was modernized in a major 1992 renovation, and its present owner has run it since 2003.
Basking Ridge funeral home in business since 1935, family owned, with a large chapel and parking lot. Serves Liberty Corner, Bernardsville, Bedminster, Far Hills, Peapack-Gladstone, Mendham and Harding.
Bayonne funeral home founded in 1973 that traces its roots to the Hoppe Funeral Home. It is run together with the William Kohoot Funeral Home from the same building.
Bayonne funeral home of the Stellato Funeral Homes, which run four New Jersey homes. It carries on the George J. Koch Funeral Home, opened in Bayonne in 1935, in a building with several chapels, a casket display room and a parking lot.
Bayonne funeral and cremation service with weekday office hours that meets families on Saturday and Sunday by appointment only.
Bayonne funeral home run by one family for three generations, with several chapel rooms. Opens CHOICES pre-need accounts with the New Jersey State Funeral Directors Association Trust Fund and can complete pre-planning in the family's own home.
Bayonne funeral home of the Stellato Funeral Homes, which run four New Jersey homes. It carries on the George J. Koch Funeral Home, opened in Bayonne in 1935, in a building with several chapels, a casket display room and a parking lot.
Bayonne funeral home serving Bayonne and Greater Hudson County since 1919, in its present home since 1953, a turn-of-the-century house with parking in the rear.