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.

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.

Cremation

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.

Belford cremation provider under common ownership with Scott & Kedz Home for Funerals, the funeral home it is affiliated with. Handles the paperwork for families of Medicaid recipients so that Medicaid covers the funeral.

Cremation

Belford funeral home serving the Bayshore area since 1932, under its current family's ownership since 1995. The renovated home keeps a homelike setting with enlarged viewing rooms, and the owners live above the viewing chapels.

Freehold Township funeral home founded in 1860 and family owned and operated. Its fully handicapped accessible building opened in 2005 with on-site parking, and its staff handles the return of those who die in another state or country.

CremationOut-of-state and international transport