Boonton funeral home in continuous operation since 1914 and at its present site since 1928, in a classic Victorian built in 1920 with a wraparound porch, its own parking and entrances on two streets.

Boonton funeral home serving the town since 1929, with three chapels, a spacious parking lot and an accessible building; the same family runs a sister home in West Orange.

CremationPre-need arrangements

Chester funeral home built in 1998 and family-owned since, a certified Life Celebration Home serving Randolph, Succasunna, Hackettstown and Morris, Hunterdon and Warren counties. Its Life Celebration staff build each service around the family's pictures, stories and music.

BurialCremation

Denville funeral home opened in 1957, serving Rockaway, Parsippany, Mountain Lakes, Boonton and Morris Plains. The building has an elevator and a ramp, a sound and video system for video tributes, and sits within walking distance of the NJ Transit station.

Jewish funeralsPre-need arrangementsOut-of-state and international transport

Dover non-profit Jewish chapel in an old-world colonial setting with working fireplaces, serving Parsippany, Lake Hiawatha, Randolph, Rockaway, Succasunna and Roxbury. Serves Reform, Conservative and Orthodox families and streams services on Zoom.

Jewish funeralsPre-need arrangementsGreen burial

East Hanover funeral home opened in 2001 in the converted Newark Monument building, with two chapels seating from 50 to 150, a separate room for children and full handicap access. Its sister home is Allwood Funeral Home in Clifton.