Dryden funeral home in a house built in 1883, with all operations on one floor and a larger chapel added in a 1992 expansion. The same firm operates Cayuga Crematorium, which also serves other funeral homes, and the Dryden Monument Company beside the funeral home.

Groton funeral home opened in 1989 at the former Booth funeral home location, in a new building constructed in 1994. One of the two Shurtleff Funeral Homes, it serves southern Cayuga and northeast Tompkins counties, and its staff will meet with a family at home.

BurialCremation

Groton funeral home established in 1981. Its directors meet families at the funeral home, at their own home or elsewhere at a convenient time, and assist with Medicaid planning alongside pre-arranged and prepaid funerals.

CremationPre-need arrangements

Lansing funeral home serving families since 1991 across Tompkins, Cayuga, Cortland and Tioga counties, and named Tompkins County's first Green Burial Council-approved provider in 2009. It has refrigeration on the premises, holds visitations and home vigils without embalming, and works most often with Greensprings Natural Cemetery Preserve in Newfield.

BurialCremationGreen burialPre-need arrangementsHome funeral support

Trumansburg funeral home founded in 1950, serving Tompkins, Seneca and Schuyler counties. It has worked with Greensprings Natural Cemetery in Newfield and with local cemeteries that set aside green burial sections.

CremationGreen burial