100 funeral homes and crematories in Brooklyn, New York. 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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100 funeral homes and crematories in Brooklyn
Borough Park funeral home in Brooklyn, family owned and operated since 1922 and now in its third generation, with a large, handicap-accessible facility. It serves families in Brooklyn, Staten Island, Queens, the Bronx and Manhattan and also handles disinterments.
Brooklyn funeral home providing funeral services since 1883 to families in Park Slope, Windsor Terrace and Gowanus, with multiple chapels and a flexible event space that hosts catered events. Arrangements can be completed by phone or email, with electronic signature.
Brooklyn funeral home founded in 1886 and owned and run by the fourth and fifth generations of its founding family. Its redesigned building has an on-site parking lot, complimentary valet service, video memorials and the option to stream a loved one's favorite music.
Brooklyn Jewish funeral home with two chapels, the larger seating more than 200 beneath Jewish mosaic stained glass windows and the smaller up to 70. An outside monitor and microphone let kohanim take part in a service, and it arranges burials across the country and in Israel, Russia, Ukraine and Canada.
Bay Ridge funeral home, the Brooklyn branch of the Fook Funeral Group, which has provided traditional Chinese funeral services since its Chinatown home opened in 1976. Each group location has its own refrigeration unit and embalming room, and transfers and embalming are handled by group staff rather than outside vendors.
Brooklyn funeral home serving the Hispanic communities of New York, recommended by numerous consulates for repatriation to Latin American countries, handled door to door with the documents, airline reservations and transfer to Newark or JFK airports. It is not affiliated with any other home of a similar name.
Brooklyn funeral home founded in 1923 in Bedford-Stuyvesant, whose 1975 building was the first African American structure designed and built from the ground up as a funeral home. Its chapels hold up to 300 people, with a second chapel for 80, and it serves families across the five boroughs, Long Island, New Jersey and Connecticut.
Brooklyn funeral home, family owned and operated since 1983, where the founders' two sons serve as licensed funeral directors. It arranges both large formal services and smaller gatherings.
Brooklyn funeral home founded in 1991 that also arranges shipping of a loved one home, and whose staff will come to a family's home to meet with them.
Brooklyn funeral home founded in 2005 that ships human remains across the country and abroad, to Trinidad, Barbados, Africa, Panama, Guyana and Haiti among other places. It has embalmers and restorative art technicians on staff.
Brooklyn funeral home founded by the Lisovetsky family as the first memorial home for New York's Russian-speaking community, in the building where New York's first Jewish funeral home was founded more than 150 years ago. Each of its two floors has a chapel and a family room, the ground-floor chapel seating 350 and the upstairs chapel 250, with its own parking and a wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Recently renovated Brooklyn funeral home with multiple chapels and chapel space that can host a family's religious events. It also hosts catered events.
Brooklyn funeral home established in 1980 in a former Bohack supermarket and run by the same family for three generations. It has a large lobby, several visitation rooms and a large double-sided parking lot.
Bay Ridge, Brooklyn funeral home, family owned and operated for four generations, with roots in a funeral business founded in 1883. Its renovated chapels are handicap accessible, with valet parking and an attended lot during evening and weekend hours, and staff answer the phones 24 hours a day.
Brooklyn funeral home and cremation provider whose staff take calls at any time of the day, any day of the week.
Brooklyn funeral home with four chapels in a one-floor complex and spacious parking. It has served New York communities since 1887 across four generations.
Small Brooklyn funeral firm whose owner is a licensed funeral director and embalmer, working from another funeral home's building and a network of chapels and churches across the five boroughs. It arranges transport to and from New York, with consulate experience that includes the West Indies and Africa.
Brooklyn Jewish funeral home with several chapels, the largest seating up to 250, a tahara room and a shomer available. Funerals can be arranged by phone or email, and the home hosts catered events.
Brooklyn Jewish funeral chapel still owned and operated by its founding family, whose firm has served families since the Civil War era. Taharah is performed on premises by a Chevra Kadisha, a rabbi can be arranged for graveside services, valet parking is available, and it offers all-wood caskets and Jewish monuments. Its directors will come to a family to pre-plan.
Brooklyn funeral provider that arranges direct cremations online, with the forms completed from home and no visit to the funeral home. It serves Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Westchester and New Jersey and keeps a 24-hour information line.
