Congers funeral home of a firm that has served Rockland County families since the early 1950s and also runs a home in Stony Point, opened in 1969. It hosts catered events and coordinates visitations at a private residence.

Garnerville funeral home opened in 1998 as an expansion of the Haverstraw home founded in 1879. It has a chapel, offers identification and private viewings, and keeps a 24-hour answering service.

BurialCremationPre-need arrangements

New City funeral home, the only one in the hamlet, opened in 1967 and among the first buildings in New York designed as a funeral home. Its three chapels seat 50 to 70 guests in two and 150 in the largest and can be combined; the lobby holds a Veterans Memorial Wall, and it has a large reception area and makes arrangements by phone or email.

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Nyack funeral home in a white clapboard mansion that became a funeral home in 1933. Its present owner, a licensed funeral director, has run it since 1983.

Pearl River funeral home opened in 1946, in its present building since 1954 and owned since 2018 by the family that runs its sister home in West Nyack. It serves families of Rockland County, and services can be livestreamed through Forget Me Not Ceremonies.

Pearl River funeral home founded in 1919 and run by one family since 1952, now with a third generation of funeral directors. Its building, a former private residence, is handicapped accessible with parking, and it serves Rockland County and Montvale and Park Ridge in Bergen County, New Jersey.

Pre-need arrangements