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
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.
Oakhurst funeral home of the family-owned Fiore Funeral Home, whose second home is in West Long Branch. The firm is active in the communities of West Long Branch, Oakhurst and Oceanport.
Oakland funeral home founded in 1962, serving families in Oakland and the Bergen County communities near it.
Oaklyn funeral home founded in 1921 across the street from St. Joseph's Polish Church in Camden, where it stayed through 1996. It is family owned and operated in its third generation.
Oaklyn funeral home in a Victorian house dating from 1900 that opened as the Creran Funeral Home in 1952. It is one of two homes of a firm that also serves Gloucester City and took in Audubon's Henry Funeral Home in 2021; cremation arrangements can be made online or by phone.
Ocean Jewish funeral chapel of the Dignity Memorial network, in central New Jersey since 1978 and a member of the Jewish Funeral Directors of America. Has a chapel seating up to 250 and a tahara room with a shomer available, serves cemeteries across the New York metropolitan area and Philadelphia, and assists with burial in Israel.
Ocean Township funeral home of the Dignity Memorial network, established in 2023, with a chapel seating up to 250 and a coffee lounge. Arranges overnight and in-home visitations, makes arrangements by phone or email, and cares for families in Asbury Park, Long Branch, Deal and Eatontown.
Ocean City funeral home founded in 1896 and run by the family that acquired it in the 1960s, with sister homes in Palermo and Egg Harbor Township serving Cape May and Atlantic counties.
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.
Oradell Jewish funeral chapel with a second location in Teaneck, arranging funerals for Reform, non-affiliated and liberal Jewish families. Funeral services can be planned online by families unable to visit.
Oradell direct cremation provider with a second location in Neptune, serving central and northern New Jersey families since 1970. Arrangements are made by phone and online, and ashes and death certificates are picked up at either location.
Oradell funeral home with a sister location in Teaneck, tracing its history to Volk Funeral Homes, a family tradition begun in 1865. Memorial services can be webcast for family and friends who cannot attend.
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.
Palermo funeral home, one of the three Godfrey Funeral Homes, with sister locations in Ocean City and Egg Harbor Township.
