Buffalo funeral home whose listed locations also include the Kolano Funeral Home and the Saber Funeral Home in North Tonawanda.
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1254 funeral homes and crematories in New York
Buffalo funeral home whose listed locations also include the Kolano Funeral Home and the Saber Funeral Home in North Tonawanda.
Third-generation Buffalo family funeral home with an open floor plan, three working fireplaces and a café area for refreshments. Its entrance is at ground level and handicap accessible, with large parking areas, and it holds ceremonies for veterans and first responders, with touches from honor guards and choirs to helicopters and fireworks.
Buffalo cremation service founded in 1985 and owned together with Castiglia Funeral Home, serving all of Western New York. Its direct cremation covers the transfer from the place of death and the release of the cremated remains to the family.
Buffalo funeral home in Kaisertown, opened in June 2008 in a fully renovated former funeral home. It runs a monthly grief support group, G.O.A.L.S., with a certified grief counselor on staff, offers individual and family grief counseling, and has heirloom quilts hand made from a loved one's clothing.
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.
Cairo funeral home in the former George H. Turner Funeral Home, bought in 1965, and run with W.C. Brady's Sons Funeral Home in Coxsackie. Its staff includes a funeral celebrant and an emotional support dog.
Caledonia funeral home with over 65 years of service, three licensed funeral directors and a team available 24 hours a day. Its funeral services can be livestreamed and recorded.
Camden funeral home run together with its sister funeral homes in Brewerton, Mexico and Parish.
Camden funeral home, one of two Nunn and Harper locations, in Rome and Camden. Its vice president is a third-generation licensed funeral director.
Camillus funeral home founded in 1904 on the banks of the Erie Canal and carried on by the family's fourth generation, with a monument business the third generation added. After decades of serving Jordan, Elbridge and Skaneateles, it now receives families at its main location in Camillus.
Camillus funeral home opened in 1974 in a colonial-style landmark building, the former Lone Acre Tourist Home. Its chapel can webcast a service on request, and its certified funeral directors serve as certified celebrants.
Canajoharie funeral home whose chapel, added in 1990, seats over 175, with preparation rooms beneath it so the home cares for the deceased on its own premises. The building is handicapped accessible, and its funeral directors also serve Fort Plain Funeral Home.
Canandaigua funeral home that grew out of the McElwee Funeral Home, bought in 1980. It lends framed poster boards for photo collages at services, and its staff also handles monument setting, with a form for granite stone cutting and dating.
Canandaigua funeral home, one of the two Johnson-Kennedy homes with East Bloomfield, which have helped families for over 100 years. Staff help families with insurance, Social Security and Veterans Administration matters after the service.
Canastota funeral home opened in 1997 in an enlarged historic residence that was once the Schepp-Cretaro Funeral Home, with one large and one smaller visitation room, a furnished children's room and off-street parking. It serves families in Madison and Oneida counties; the firm dates to 1905 and also has a home in Oneida.
Canastota funeral home that welcomes families to come in and see it before a death in the family.