Gillette funeral home that arranges Medicaid funerals, memorial services and funerals with military honors.
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
Gillette funeral home that arranges Medicaid funerals, memorial services and funerals with military honors.
Glassboro funeral home founded in 1939, set in a stately home with an expansive columned porch. A large addition completed in 2002 increased its seating capacity and made the building fully handicapped accessible.
Gloucester City funeral home in a house and carriage house built in 1911, where the first funeral was held in 1915. It is one of two homes of a firm that also serves Oaklyn and took in Audubon's Henry Funeral Home in 2021; cremation arrangements can be made online or by phone.
Gloucester City funeral home that also operates as A Better Way Cremation Service, reached by a local line and a toll-free line.
Gloucester City funeral home opened in 1937 in a three-story Victorian house with bay windows, first built as a doctor's office. A family in funeral service since 1904 has run it since the mid-1960s.
Gloucester City funeral home, the South Jersey location of a Philadelphia firm whose history runs back to 1897. It holds monthly bereavement groups, and one cremation arrangement offers a private chapel gathering with family able to accompany the deceased to the crematory.
Guttenberg funeral home with several visitation chapels and a large lounge area, serving the Hispanic community.
Hackensack funeral firm with more than 25 years of experience. Has spacious chapels and private family rooms, with ample parking.
Hackensack funeral home that brought the former Gormley Community, Steward, Ricardo Memorial and Rocciola funeral homes of the city together in one facility. Its spacious chapels are furnished with Victorian antique furniture.
Hackensack Jewish funeral home that has served families since 1892, with a chapel seating up to 250, a large reception area, a tahara room and a shomer available. Funeral services can be recorded on video, and arrangements can be made by phone or email.
Hackensack funeral home offering Jewish funeral services, one of the Gutterman, Musicant & Wien Funeral Homes, where arrangements can be made by phone or email.
Hackensack Jewish memorial chapel that has served families since 1892, one of the Gutterman, Musicant & Wien Funeral Homes, with arrangements made by phone or email.
Hackettstown funeral home run by the Cochran family since 1899, now in its fourth generation.
Hackettstown funeral home in a Victorian house built as a residence around 1890 and opened as a funeral home in 1948, restored inside and out by its current owners. It offers memory portraits and professionally designed tribute videos.
Haddon Heights funeral home with a spacious main chapel set aside for viewings and services.
Haddon Heights funeral home run by the fourth generation of its founding family, in a house converted to a funeral home in 1946. Has a reception area, a parlor and a spacious chapel, with a sister home in Cherry Hill.
Haddon Heights funeral home on a site in use as a funeral home since the early 1900s, enlarged over the years and made fully handicapped-accessible, with a second location in Philadelphia. Its aftercare program offers grief information, a quarterly magazine and counseling.
Haddonfield funeral home that began in 1947 under the Hinski name and is now led by its second-generation owner.
Haddonfield funeral home established in 1910, combining two funeral firms founded in the early 1900s under one roof. Offers grief support and provides prayer and acknowledgment cards for those who attend the service.
Hamilton funeral home founded in a Trenton storefront in 1929 and moved to the Chambersburg section in 1942; its Immordino Chapel opened in 2016 and its directors can be reached around the clock.