Metuchen chapel of Flynn and Son Funeral Homes, a family firm founded in 1900 that also runs chapels in Fords and in the city where it began.
58 funeral homes and crematories in Middlesex 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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58 funeral homes and crematories in Middlesex County
Metuchen chapel of Flynn and Son Funeral Homes, a family firm founded in 1900 that also runs chapels in Fords and in the city where it began.
Middlesex funeral home in service since 1961, in a building completely remodeled with wheelchair-accessible entry and restrooms and overflow parking on two side streets. One of five locations of the McCriskin-Gustafson Family of Funeral Homes.
Milltown funeral home serving families since 1928, known as Bronson & Guthlein Funeral Home until it took its present name in 2024. Arranges the shipment of remains home to Mexico and to Central and South America.
Milltown funeral home opened in 1956 and still run by its founder's family, now into the third generation. A licensed Life Celebration provider, with a first responder funeral package also offered to spouses and fire department auxiliary members, and a pre-arrangement form online.
Monmouth Junction funeral home founded in 1963, with two chapels. Affiliated with Mather-Hodge Funeral Home in Princeton and with the Star of David Memorial Chapels, one of which shares its building.
Monmouth Junction Jewish funeral chapel serving Mercer, Middlesex and Somerset counties, with a sister chapel in Princeton. It shares its building with the affiliated M.J. Murphy Funeral Home.
Monroe Township funeral home established in 1979, the first funeral home built in the township, with the founding family's second generation on its staff. It serves Monroe Township and Southern Middlesex County.
New Brunswick funeral home opened in 1942 and in its present building since 1951, with a second home in Trenton opened in 1958. The founder's family carries on its work.
New Brunswick funeral chapel, the former Harding & Jamison Funeral Home founded around 1875 and bought by the Crabiel firm's founder in 1973. Operated by Crabiel Inc. together with Gowen Funeral Home.
New Brunswick funeral home operated by Crabiel Inc. together with Crabiel Parkwest Funeral Chapel.
North Brunswick funeral home, the former Selover Funeral Home, which the Gleason firm founded in New Brunswick in 1929 acquired in December 2023. It reopened after a renovation in March 2024; the firm's other home is in Somerset.
North Brunswick funeral home opened in 2015 for South Asian and Orthodox Christian families. Its facility hosts poojas as well as Christian viewings, and it arranges the return of remains to India and holds ashes for families travelling there.
Old Bridge funeral home opened in 1975 as the Michael Hegarty Funeral Home, one of three homes of the Scalia firm with Staten Island and Matawan. The firm runs its own limousines, florist and religious articles shop and monuments, and has a minister and certified funeral celebrant on staff.
Old Bridge funeral home opened in 1975 as the Michael Hegarty Funeral Home, one of three homes of the Scalia firm with Staten Island and Matawan. The firm runs its own limousines, florist and religious articles shop and monuments, and has a minister and certified funeral celebrant on staff.
Old Bridge funeral home opened in 2007 as a new location of Morganville's Waitt Funeral Home, and now one of the Jersey Memorial Group's locations. The firm owns and operates its own private crematory.
Parlin funeral home established in 1977, operated with the Maliszewski Memorial Home in Sayreville and the Maliszewski Funeral Home in South River.
Perth Amboy funeral home of Flynn and Son, a firm founded in a Perth Amboy storefront in 1900, with sister homes in Fords and Metuchen.
Perth Amboy funeral home under the same owners since 2021 as the Gerity & Chubenko Funeral Home in Woodbridge Township and the Chubenko Funeral Home in Port Reading.
Piscataway funeral home opened in 1979 in the township's original municipal building, police station and court house, converted to a funeral home and remodeled again in 2002. One of five locations of the McCriskin-Gustafson Family of Funeral Homes.