Maplewood funeral home in a building erected in 1937, run by a family in funeral service in Essex County since 1851 and now in its fifth generation. The family also runs Preston Funeral Home in South Orange, acquired in 2003.
43 funeral homes and crematories in Essex County, New Jersey, listed by city. 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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43 funeral homes and crematories in Essex County
Maplewood funeral home in a building erected in 1937, run by a family in funeral service in Essex County since 1851 and now in its fifth generation. The family also runs Preston Funeral Home in South Orange, acquired in 2003.
Montclair funeral home opened by the family that still operates it, partnering with the Arbor Day Foundation to plant memorial trees in honor of those it serves.
Montclair funeral home serving families since 1950 under its motto, Quality With Dignity.
Newark funeral home serving the city since 2001, with staff available around the clock. Its second location is Alvarez Memorial Home in Kearny, the former Condon Funeral Home.
Newark funeral service that also serves Hackensack and Bergen County, with arrangements made in the family's home or at a convenient local location.
Newark funeral home in the Ironbound section, acquired in 1963 by the family that runs it today; under its earlier owners it served mainly the Lithuanian community. Rucki-Bernauer Funeral Home operates from the same building, its sister home is Shaw-Buyus Home for Services in Kearny, and its facilities are handicap accessible.
Newark funeral home of Cotton Funeral Service, with sister homes in the City of Orange and Jersey City.
Newark funeral home, one of the newer funeral homes in the city, in Newark since 2012.
Newark Muslim funeral home specializing in Janazah, with same-day burial when possible and no cremation; its staff of Muslim men and women perform the ritual wash and shroud. A funeral director will come to the family's home to make arrangements, and the home has held workshops on Islamic burial rites since 1994.
Newark funeral home serving the Greater Newark community since 1958. Its building is set among rock gardens and birch trees, with a paved parking lot.
Newark funeral home, also known as Funeraria Las Americas, with chapels, a hospitality room and a garden. It helps families file for Social Security, life insurance and Human Resources Administration death benefits, and will make arrangements at the family's home on request.
Newark funeral home serving Essex County, established in 1946 and in its present building since 1967.
Nutley funeral home, fourth generation and family owned, founded in the Ironbound section of Newark in 1941 and at its Nutley home since 1968.
Nutley medical school's anatomical (body) donation program, which uses donations to teach medical and other healthcare students and for research. A licensed funeral director it employs arranges each transfer, and after study the remains are cremated and returned to the family or scattered.
Nutley funeral home opened in 1950 and passed down through three generations of one family. It is not affiliated with any corporation that operates a large number of funeral homes.
Orange funeral home that is the corporate office of Cotton Funeral Service, with sister funeral homes in Newark and Jersey City.
Orange funeral home founded in 1913 by the first woman funeral director licensed in New Jersey. A 1972 addition gave it a chapel and lounge, and it offers a rental casket so a family can hold a viewing before cremation.
Roseland funeral home of Garrett Jones Memorial Homes, which also has a home in Cedar Grove.