Clifton funeral home, one of three locations of a family firm that opened its first funeral home in Passaic in 1923 and took the Bizub-Quinlan name for its Clifton homes in 1991.
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586 funeral homes and crematories in New Jersey
Clifton funeral home, one of three locations of a family firm that opened its first funeral home in Passaic in 1923 and took the Bizub-Quinlan name for its Clifton homes in 1991.
Clifton funeral home, one of three Bizub family homes, a business that began in Passaic in 1923 and acquired the Quinlan Funeral Home in 1991. Its sister homes are a second Bizub-Quinlan home in Clifton and Bizub-Parker in Little Falls.
Clifton nonprofit Jewish funeral home in existence since 1921, operated under the supervision of local synagogues and Jewish organizations. It has a stand-alone Kohanim chapel with an audio and video link to the main chapel, and chapel services are streamed live.
Clifton funeral home with four viewing chapels, three of which open into one large room, along with family conference rooms and a library resource center. It opened in its renovated building in 2000.
Clifton funeral home in the Athenia section, opened in 1955 in a former family homestead, with three chapels, a lounge and its own parking. It arranges services for families across Northern New Jersey, and a funeral director answers calls around the clock.
Closter funeral home with a sister location in Tappan, New York, serving Bergen and Rockland county communities since 1934.
Collingswood funeral home that has served families since 1886, with a recently renovated chapel, catered receptions, funeral service video production and monument and inscription services. Arrangements can be made by phone or email.
Collingswood funeral home, family owned and operated since 1910, with a second location in Audubon.
Cranbury funeral home whose undertaking grew out of a furniture and casket business owned from 1858, part of the Saul Funeral Homes family firm of Hamilton Square since 1991.
Cranford funeral home founded in 1913 on the site where it still stands, with multiple viewing rooms, off-street parking and a ramp to an accessible side door. Its staff are available around the clock.
Cranford funeral home and cremation service whose firm also runs a second home in Westfield.
Denville funeral home opened in 1957, serving Rockaway, Parsippany, Mountain Lakes, Boonton and Morris Plains. The building has an elevator and a ramp, a sound and video system for video tributes, and sits within walking distance of the NJ Transit station.
Deptford funeral home opened in 1993 as the township's first funeral home, with a chapel seating 150, services streamed online, and a collection of paintings, sculptures and Civil War memorabilia on display.
Deptford cremation service run together with Boucher Funeral Home, LLC under common ownership, sharing one website and one telephone line with the funeral home.
Dover non-profit Jewish chapel in an old-world colonial setting with working fireplaces, serving Parsippany, Lake Hiawatha, Randolph, Rockaway, Succasunna and Roxbury. Serves Reform, Conservative and Orthodox families and streams services on Zoom.
Dunellen funeral home founded in 1933, in a house built in the late 1800s that it has expanded and renovated. Holds services at its own location or coordinates them with any area church or cemetery, and arranges repasts and luncheons.
East Brunswick funeral home established in the early 1980s, in a building the founding family built on its former farm in the center of town. Serves families across Central New Jersey and meets for pre-planning in person or by phone.
East Brunswick funeral home founded in 1946 in South River, now in a building its founder designed and built with oversized rooms and a large parking area. Holds Buddhist funerals led by a Buddhist priest with prayers and chants.
East Hanover funeral home opened in 2001 in the converted Newark Monument building, with two chapels seating from 50 to 150, a separate room for children and full handicap access. Its sister home is Allwood Funeral Home in Clifton.