Vineland funeral home of the May family's South Jersey firm, with sister homes in Camden, Sicklerville, Pennsauken and Willingboro and one in Philadelphia. A family's service or visitation has the exclusive use of the entire facility.
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
Vineland funeral home of the May family's South Jersey firm, with sister homes in Camden, Sicklerville, Pennsauken and Willingboro and one in Philadelphia. A family's service or visitation has the exclusive use of the entire facility.
Vineland funeral home established in 1976, serving families of Cumberland, Gloucester, Salem and Atlantic counties.
Vineland funeral home founded in 1932, in a building it opened in 1955 with two chapels. Services are streamed online.
Vineland funeral home founded in 1933 and run today by the founding family's third generation, in a building it opened in 1950. It offers keepsake jewelry and tribute videos.
Wall funeral home established in 1966, with a second home in Brick and an open welcome to LGBTQ+ families. The Wall home has visitation rooms and a family lounge, and the fleet includes a custom-built hearse modeled after a 1932 Rolls-Royce.
Wallington funeral home, one of the two Kamienski Funeral Homes chapels with Garfield, owned by the founding family's third generation.
Wallington funeral home that grew from a family casket-making business into the Wozniak Home for Funerals in the late 1950s and has operated as Warner-Wozniak since 2011. Orthodox Jewish burials are arranged with the Zemach David Chevra Kadisha under rabbinical supervision, with separate seating for men and women.
Washington funeral home in an early-1900s building it has occupied since 1962, with undertaking roots in the town going back to 1891. The building has a home-like setting and ample parking for guests.
Watchung funeral home established in 1868, in a fieldstone house renovated and expanded in Georgian Manor style with ample on-site parking. Its staff give educational programs at schools and senior citizen centers.
Watchung funeral home established in 2019 to provide funeral services that honor Hindu traditions and customs. Streams its services live online.
Wayne funeral home whose pre-planning meetings are held at the home, at the family's home or by phone. It publishes guides to writing an obituary and to appointing a New Jersey funeral and disposition agent.
West Creek cremation funeral home serving southern New Jersey, with arrangement appointments at its renovated, handicap-accessible funeral home or in the family's own home, and a telephone answered around the clock.
West Long Branch funeral home with a sister location, Fiore-Buckley Funeral Home, in Oakhurst. Serves families in West Long Branch, Oakhurst, Monmouth Beach and Oceanport, with grief support after the funeral.
West Milford funeral home of a family firm in funeral service for seven generations since 1812, with a sister home in Riverdale. The West Milford home opened in 1972.
West Orange funeral home serving the town since 1949, family owned and operated by seventh-generation West Orange residents. The renovated, handicapped-accessible building has its own well-lit parking lot.
Westfield funeral home founded in 1913, whose building went up in 1956 and was extensively renovated in 2020.
Westfield funeral home and cremation service whose firm also runs a second home in Cranford.
Westfield funeral home established in 1868, whose staff serve families in Spanish as well as in English.