Hightstown funeral home serving Cranbury, East Windsor, West Windsor, Plainsboro, Princeton Junction, Monroe, Millstone and Robbinsville.
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
Hightstown funeral home serving Cranbury, East Windsor, West Windsor, Plainsboro, Princeton Junction, Monroe, Millstone and Robbinsville.
Hightstown funeral and cremation provider at the Glackin Chapel, serving East Windsor and Monroe, with its graveside, burial and cremation services arranged as set packages.
Hillsborough funeral home owned by one family since 2000 and serving families across Somerset, Hunterdon and Middlesex counties. Staff will meet a family at home to make advance arrangements, and witnessed cremations can be arranged.
Hillside funeral home serving families across the Tri-State area, with Spanish spoken at the home.
Hoboken funeral home that has served the city for over a century, with a staff that spans five generations of service.
Holmdel funeral home on a two-acre estate beside Holmdel Park, with three visiting rooms, a chapel and grounds for both indoor and outdoor services. A companion animal can join services, and the home has shared its owners with Woolley-Boglioli Funeral Home in Long Branch since 2015.
Howell funeral home owned and operated by one family, now entering its third generation. Its chapel has digital displays and a sound system runs through the building, and a separate theater room shows photographs and videos of the life being honored.
Irvington funeral home that is Muslim owned and operated and versed in Muslim burial rites, with a sister home in Trenton.
Iselin funeral home founded in 1954 in a building that began as a dairy farm's barn, since expanded and modernized. It is the Iselin chapel of Costello-Runyon Funeral Home, whose other home is in Metuchen.
Jackson funeral home opened in 1978 in an expanded and renovated farmhouse, run by the founding family in its second generation. A 1998 expansion added viewing rooms, an arrangement and conference room and a casket display room.
Jackson funeral home, one of the two Oliverie locations with Manchester, serving families throughout Ocean and Monmouth Counties.
Jackson chapel of the Timothy E. Ryan Home for Funerals, a family firm with six homes in Ocean County, in the former DeBow Funeral Home.
Jamesburg funeral home founded in South River in 1954 and in Jamesburg since 1965, serving Monroe Township and southern Middlesex County.
Jersey City funeral home of Cotton Funeral Service, with sister homes in the City of Orange and Newark.
Family-run Jersey City mortuary where pre-arrangements can be started online or at a meeting scheduled with its staff.
Jersey City funeral home serving Hudson County since 1966, with a large visitation room. The building is handicap accessible, and arrangements can be preplanned online.
Jersey City Jewish funeral home of a family firm that began in 1892 as a Manhattan undertaker and is now in its fourth generation. It arranges chapel, synagogue and graveside services, engages a rabbi for families without one, and has a second location in Lake Hiawatha.
Jersey City funeral residence carrying on the Jackson Funeral Residence founded in 1960. The present firm opened in 2019 and moved into its renovated home in 2022; it has a chapel and offers biker funerals with a motorcycle-drawn hearse.