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
East Orange funeral home founded to serve West Indian, Caribbean and Hispanic families with simple services that respect their cultural traditions. Services are held in its own gathering chapels, the family's place of worship or another place the family chooses.
East Orange funeral home of a firm serving New York and New Jersey since 1958, with sister homes in Paterson and New York. It keeps its own pallbearers, florist and caterer, and a fleet of hearses and limousines that includes a replica Rolls Royce hearse.
Edison funeral home that has been family owned and operated for more than four decades.
Edison Jewish funeral chapel serving Reform, Conservative and Orthodox families, with a chapel that seats over 100 and speakers inside and outside the building. Services are recorded, it ships to Israel, and its sister chapel is Belkoff Goldstein in Lakewood.
Edison funeral home established in 1960 and family owned from the start, now led by the founder's daughter with her daughter as a third-generation funeral director. Serves families of Colonia, Edison and Clark.
Egg Harbor City funeral home that is the New Jersey home of Saraceno Funeral Home of Staten Island, New York; the two share a manager and a website.
Egg Harbor City funeral home whose history goes back to 1881, when its founder hung an undertaker's sign on his front porch. Built a second funeral home in Galloway Township and serves Mullica, Green Bank, Lower Bank and Absecon.
Egg Harbor Township funeral home of The Godfrey Funeral Homes, which also has homes in Ocean City and Palermo.
Elizabeth funeral home acquired in 2006 by its president and manager, a fifth-generation funeral director in a family tradition that began in 1906.
Elizabeth funeral home and cremation provider run day to day by its owner, who is also its manager and funeral director.
Elmer funeral home of the Adams Funeral Homes, which also has chapels in Woodstown and Penns Grove; the Elmer home carries the South Jersey Cremation Services name. Formerly the Christy Funeral Home, it joined the Adams firm in 1980.
Elmwood Park funeral home, family owned and operated since 1942 and now in its third generation. Its three connecting chapels open into one another for larger gatherings.
Englewood funeral home, family owned and operated, that has provided funeral and cremation services since 1998.
Erial funeral home, the second location of the Earle family's Blackwood firm, which bought its first funeral home in 1972.
Ewing funeral and cremation home serving families across New Jersey, an approved provider for the Funeral Consumer Alliance memorial societies. Its Catholic cremations take place at the Diocese of Metuchen's Holy Cross Crematory.
Ewing funeral home tracing its history to an undertaking business founded in Trenton in 1870; the firm opened a second home in Hamilton in 1971 and later moved its main office from Trenton to Ewing.
Fair Lawn Jewish funeral home founded in Paterson in 1953. It facilitates a tahara and accommodates a shomer, serves New Jersey and New York cemeteries and burials in Israel, and streams its services live with a saved video.
Fairfield funeral home opened in 1988 in a remodeled colonial residence that keeps its home-like character as a modern one-level funeral home; a sister firm to the family's Lyndhurst home.
Non-sectarian Fanwood funeral home, family operated since 1928 and begun in Plainfield, serving families from Scotch Plains, Westfield, Watchung, Warren and Edison across Union, Somerset and Middlesex counties. Its directors assist families with Medicaid qualification.
Flemington funeral home founded in 1894, with the sixth generation of the founding family now in the firm and in its present home since 1934. It is a Green Burial Council provider.
