Buffalo funeral home owned and operated by its family for four generations. Each visitation room has video equipment, and every family served receives a personalized tribute DVD.
79 funeral homes and crematories in Erie County, New York, listed by city. 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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79 funeral homes and crematories in Erie County
Buffalo funeral home owned and operated by its family for four generations. Each visitation room has video equipment, and every family served receives a personalized tribute DVD.
Buffalo chapel, the Memorial Chapel, of a five-generation Western New York funeral firm founded in 1918, with a second chapel in Hamburg. Its funeral directors bring the deceased into their care themselves, do all embalming and preparation in house, and arrange military honors and veteran stone applications.
Buffalo funeral home that reopened the former Kolano Funeral Home under the owners of the Thomas T. Edwards Funeral Home. Its chapel holds visitations and services, memorial services can be held virtually or as a hybrid, and it coordinates the repast after a service.
Buffalo funeral home that has served Buffalo and Niagara Falls families since 2009, with a chapel for services. It offers bereavement services to the families it serves.
Buffalo funeral home in the Fillmore District, opened in 1970, that has served the families of Buffalo's African American community for more than 40 years. Its veterans burial and cremation services can include a wood flag case for military service.
Erie County funeral home founded in 2014 to serve Buffalo, with spacious chapels, a meditation room, a conference room and ample parking. Clergy is arranged when needed and a notary public is available by appointment.
Cheektowaga funeral home, a chapel of the Amigone family firm founded in 1926 and one of its 13 locations in Greater Buffalo. It offers graveside services, pre-cremation viewings and grief support resources.
Cheektowaga funeral home whose staff takes calls at any hour for immediate assistance.
Cheektowaga funeral home near the West Seneca and Depew borders, built as the second home of a family business that opened its first funeral home in 1960. Fingerprints the deceased through the Legacy Touch Program for keepsakes such as necklaces, rings and keychains.
Cheektowaga branch of Pietszak Funeral Home, a Buffalo firm whose history began in 1912. The building opened in 1997 as the Orlowski-Pietszak Funeral Home, and its handicap accessible facility can accommodate gatherings of any size.
Cheektowaga funeral home that the Amigone family firm, founded in 1926, runs as its West Seneca Funeral Home, one of its 13 locations in Greater Buffalo. It is available 24 hours a day, holds memorial services at the funeral home, a place of worship or a family's home, and can connect families with grief counseling services.
Cheektowaga funeral home, one of 13 Amigone locations in Greater Buffalo, owned and operated by the third and fourth generations of the family firm founded in 1926. Its funeral directors secure permits and arrange music requests and transportation, and the home offers access to grief resources.
Depew funeral home of the Amigone family firm founded in 1926, one of its 13 locations in Greater Buffalo. Funeral services with a public or private viewing are held at the home, and families can hold a viewing before cremation.
Locally owned Depew funeral home opened in 1963 in a family house and carried on since 2000 by the family who live in the apartment above it. Renamed in 2005 and remodeled in 2011 with handicap access and larger rooms, it serves Depew, Lancaster, Cheektowaga, Alden, Bowmansville and West Seneca.
Depew funeral home opened in 2006 and acquired by New Comer in 2023, with a large chapel for funeral and memorial ceremonies. Funeral and memorial services can also be held at a venue the family chooses.
Depew funeral home, a fourth-generation family business serving Western New York for over 100 years from one location with its own fleet of vehicles.
Depew funeral home founded in Clarence in 1941, with its main office minutes from the Buffalo Niagara Airport. It still holds visitations and services in its former Main Street building in Clarence, sold in 2022 to the Fieldstone Church, and keeps an urn showroom and caskets made in America.
Erie County funeral home in a red brick East Amherst building built in 1996, serving Amherst, Clarence, Clarence Center, Getzville and Harris Hill, with off-street parking for 100 cars and space for catered events. Arrangements can be made by phone or email, and cremated remains can be sent by mail.
East Amherst funeral home for the Jewish community, owned by a family in the funeral business since 1935, that works closely with the local Chevra Kadisha. Its facility of over 8,000 square feet has a hospitality room for catered receptions, and chapel services are streamed live.
East Aurora funeral home, back under local ownership with its current owner, whose licensed manager and licensed owner are both notaries public. Its staff will meet a family at the funeral home or in the family's own home to talk through arrangements.