Blairstown funeral home in operation since 1920, serving Warren and Sussex counties and Monroe and Northampton counties in Pennsylvania, including Hope, Columbia, Knowlton, Hardwick, Belvidere and Portland.
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
Blairstown funeral home in operation since 1920, serving Warren and Sussex counties and Monroe and Northampton counties in Pennsylvania, including Hope, Columbia, Knowlton, Hardwick, Belvidere and Portland.
Bloomfield funeral and cremation service that arranges natural organic reduction (human composting) through partner facilities. A member of the Selected Independent Funeral Homes association since 2022, with onsite parking at the funeral home.
Bloomfield funeral service that holds funerals in Polish and ships remains and ashes to Poland and other countries, working with the consulates on transport abroad. Also assists with exhumations and with bringing remains to the United States.
Bloomfield funeral home founded in 1939, in a building that dates to 1791. Part of Grillo Funeral Services, which also runs Union Funeral Home - Lytwyn & Grillo in Union and arranges services at a partner location in Jersey City.
Bloomfield funeral home established in 1883, the oldest in the town. Serves families in Montclair, Glen Ridge, Newark, Nutley and the Oranges.
Boonton funeral home in continuous operation since 1914 and at its present site since 1928, in a classic Victorian built in 1920 with a wraparound porch, its own parking and entrances on two streets.
Boonton funeral home serving the town since 1929, with three chapels, a spacious parking lot and an accessible building; the same family runs a sister home in West Orange.
Bordentown funeral home in a three-story Victorian brownstone built in 1893, opened under its present name in 2004 by owners who live in the house beside it. Has chapels, a lounge with a kids' room and ample parking, and serves Burlington and Mercer counties.
Bordentown funeral home in a house built in 1892 and converted to a funeral home in 1940. Its main chapel seats over 100 and a second chapel seats 75, with a children's area and a rear entry ramp.
Bordentown funeral home opened shortly after 1965 as the second home of an Allentown firm whose history runs back to 1848, run by the Peppler family in its fourth and fifth generations. Its locations are handicapped accessible.
Bound Brook funeral home, a family-run business whose roots go back to a Bound Brook funeral director who opened his first home in town in 1916. The two families that run it formed the present home in 2003 after expanding the house it occupies.
Branchburg funeral home run by a family of funeral directors now in its fourth and fifth generations, which earlier served families from Raritan.
Branchville funeral home in a two-story farmhouse style building with a chapel and a reception area.
Brick funeral home with two chapels that hold over one hundred visitors, a lounge, an arrangement office, a casket showroom and an urn display. Part of the Colonial Funeral Group since 1999, it keeps a bereavement library of books on loss.
Brick funeral home of a family firm that opened in Wall in 1966, with an open welcome to LGBTQ+ families. The firm's fleet includes a custom-built hearse modeled after a 1932 Rolls-Royce.
Brick funeral home with two chapels that hold over 100 visitors, a lounge, an arrangement office, a casket showroom and an urn display. It shares its premises with Cremation Service of Ocean, and slideshow tributes play on large screens in each chapel.
Brick Township funeral home built in 1966, the first home of the Colonial Funeral Group, which has a second Brick Township home and one in Point Pleasant. Its chapels seat one hundred guests, and slideshow tributes play on large screens during services.
Brick Township cremation provider sharing the Weatherhead Young Funeral Home premises, with two chapels that hold over one hundred visitors, a lounge, an arrangement office and an urn display. Slideshow tributes play on large screens in each chapel.