Bayonne cremation provider where families download the arrangement forms and fill out the vital statistics online.
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
Bayonne cremation provider where families download the arrangement forms and fill out the vital statistics online.
Bayonne funeral home run by one family for three generations. Families have round-the-clock contact with the funeral director while planning a service, and the home helps with Medicaid questions.
Bayonne funeral home run as a fourth-generation family business, with roots in a horse-drawn funeral livery the family started in the early 1900s. The building has a wheelchair lift and ramps, and the home serves one family at a time.
Bayonne funeral home founded in 1948, run by the same family as Bayonne Memorial Home, Inc. from a shared building since 2006.
Bayville funeral home opened in 1977 by a family whose first funeral home opened in Elizabeth in 1940. Serves Beachwood, Pine Beach, Toms River, Forked River, Lacey Township, Waretown and Brick.
Bayville chapel of the Timothy E. Ryan Home for Funerals, a family owned firm with six locations in Ocean County. The former O'Connell Funeral Home, it returned to family ownership when the firm bought it.
Bedminster funeral home established in 1907, serving Peapack, Tewksbury, Whitehouse and Somerset County. Holds services at the home, at a church or at a secular facility, and arranges cremation at a nearby crematory.
Belford cremation provider under common ownership with Scott & Kedz Home for Funerals, the funeral home it is affiliated with. Handles the paperwork for families of Medicaid recipients so that Medicaid covers the funeral.
Belford funeral home serving the Bayshore area since 1932, under its current family's ownership since 1995. The renovated home keeps a homelike setting with enlarged viewing rooms, and the owners live above the viewing chapels.
Belleville funeral home founded in 1900 in Newark's Old First Ward. It has operated from its Belleville home since 1976, and its Newark home closed in 1985.
Filipino family-owned and operated Belleville funeral home, the New Jersey home of Zuasola Funeral Homes, first established in San Pablo City, Laguna, Philippines, in 2001. Two generations of the family work at the Belleville home.
Bellmawr funeral home, one of two locations of a firm established in 1932 and run by the fourth generation of its founding family. The firm also provides monument engraving, cleaning and the production of cemetery markers.
Belmar funeral home serving Avon, Spring Lake, Bradley Beach, Neptune, Sea Girt and Wall since 1946. The home was completely renovated and reopened after Hurricane Sandy.
Belvidere funeral home founded in 1931, which moved to its present property two years after it opened.
Berkeley Heights funeral home of Paul Ippolito Memorial, a family business since 1900 that acquired this location in 1957. Offers green funerals with biodegradable caskets, urns and shrouds and embalming with non-toxic plant-based oils.
Berlin funeral home established in 1996 in a building built as a funeral home, with two large viewing rooms, a children's play room, an onsite casket display and a cremation options room. The building is wired for solar power and has an auxiliary generator.
Berlin funeral home with five generations of history, begun in Long-A-Coming, as Berlin was once known, and family owned and operated under the Knight name since 1945.
Beverly funeral home, the Beverly Family Room of a third-generation family-owned business that has served the community since 1955. Its Yesterday's Services include invitations, video, a pamphlet and hosting on the day, and its hearses include a restored '57 Chevy.
Blackwood funeral home bought by its family in 1972, the first of two locations, the second in neighboring Erial.