Pennington funeral home serving families of all faiths, with a chapel that seats more than 200 and parking for 100 cars.
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
Pennington funeral home serving families of all faiths, with a chapel that seats more than 200 and parking for 100 cars.
Penns Grove funeral home of a firm family owned for four generations and tracing to an undertaker founded in 1873. Its Penns Grove home was built in 1954 in a residential neighborhood, and a second home opened in Pennsville in 2001.
Pennsauken funeral home and cremation service with a main chapel whose seating expands and further rooms where a family can gather, large or small.
Pennsauken funeral home in a Williamsburg-style building with two chapels, private rooms, a large lounge, a children's area and the Pennsauken Room, a meeting space for local civic, charitable, religious and fraternal groups. It keeps a drop box for retiring worn U.S. flags, and its sister home serves Camden's Cramer Hill section.
Pennsauken funeral home of the Jersey Memorial Group that offers catered receptions after services. Cremations take place in the group's own crematory, and natural organic reduction is arranged through Recompose.
Pennsauken funeral home founded in 1924 and housed in an old Victorian home with a second chapel added over the years. One of the Jersey Memorial Group's locations, it cremates in the group's own crematory and arranges natural organic reduction through Recompose.
Pennsauken funeral home of the May family's South Jersey firm, with sister homes in Camden, Sicklerville, Willingboro and Vineland and one in Philadelphia. A family's service or visitation has the exclusive use of the entire facility.
Pennsville funeral home opened in 2001 as the second home of a firm family owned for four generations, which traces to a Penns Grove undertaker founded in 1873.
Pennsville funeral home established in 1950 as the first funeral home in the town, now in its third generation.
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.
Phillipsburg funeral home founded in 1931 and run by the founder's grandson, set in a Victorian house with ample off-street parking. Available twenty-four hours a day; a second Finegan home serves Alpha.
Phillipsburg funeral home that makes a video slideshow for each family's service and offers register book packages and photo board kits. Refers families seeking a green burial to Green Meadow at Fountain Hill Cemetery.
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.
675 Hoes Lane Anatomical Association Room NB11, Piscataway, NJ 08854
Piscataway medical school's whole-body donation program, the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Anatomical Association, in which New Jersey residents donate their bodies for medical education. A contracted licensed funeral director transports each donor, and the program files the death certificate and mails a certified copy to the person the donor named.
Plainfield funeral home founded in 1922 and in its present building since 1945, two blocks from where it began. The founding family's third generation continues the business.
North Plainfield funeral home with a chapel that seats up to 100 and a private gathering area for receptions, and services can be livestreamed. It coordinates international repatriation to Latin America, the Caribbean and Europe with its sister home, Las Rosas Bannworth.