1254 funeral homes and crematories in New York, listed by city and county. 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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1254 funeral homes and crematories in New York
Candor funeral home, the former Candor Funeral Parlour, one of the two family-owned Estey, Munroe & Fahey homes since 2005; the business has served families since 1934. It is within a short drive of anywhere in Tioga, Broome, Tompkins and Bradford counties, and its preplan contracts are held by New York State PrePlan.
Canisteo funeral home established in 1963, the first of the Brown & Powers homes. The firm also runs homes in Hornell and Angelica.
Canisteo funeral home of H.P. Smith & Son, a family owned and operated firm that has served Steuben County since 1890, with a second home in Woodhull.
Canton funeral home serving families since 1845, regarded as the second-oldest funeral establishment in New York State.
Canton funeral home established in 1927, in a former restaurant building converted in 2011 that has two chapels each seating 100 guests, ample off-street parking and an accessible entrance at the rear.
Cape Vincent funeral home, one of three Cleveland Funeral Home locations with Watertown and Chaumont, a firm that has served Jefferson County and the North Country since 1952. Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Carmel funeral home purchased in 2007, one of the three Balsamo Family of Funeral Homes with Balsamo Funeral Home in the Bronx and Harrison Funeral Home. It has a large chapel, a home-style chapel and a large sitting lounge.
Carmel Hamlet funeral home, one of the two Cargain Funeral Homes with Mahopac. Cargain Funeral Home opened in 1938 and expanded to Mahopac in 1972.
Carthage funeral home whose business dates to 1880, in a 110-year-old building with much of its original woodwork restored. It has three large rooms for visitation or gathering, seats 140 for funeral services, and has its own parking lot and a handicap ramp.
Carthage funeral home in the North Country that grew out of a Harrisville hardware firm founded in the 1880s, took in the Bossuot Funeral Home of Carthage in 1974 and bought the Scherer Funeral Home of West Carthage in 2008. The business also runs Lundy Services Medical Transportation, founded in 1997.
Castleton-on-Hudson funeral home that was the Ray Funeral Service until two of its licensed funeral directors bought it in 2021.
Cato funeral home, one of three Dain and Cullinan family homes with Red Creek and North Rose, its families in their fifth generation of service to Central New York. It keeps an index by name of every funeral conducted since 1865, which anyone may visit to research family history.
Catskill funeral home in an 1857 Colonial Gothic Cottage overlooking the village and Catskill Creek, serving Greene County since 1926. It has three chapels, among them the skylit Remembrance Chapel, and seats 250 people.
Cazenovia funeral home in a country setting just outside the village, founded in 1991 and under its present owners since 2015. It has a modern facility with off-street parking for large gatherings and an on-site selection of urns, burial vaults and monuments, and staff will meet at home to plan ahead.
Center Moriches funeral home serving the community from the 1940s, part of a family group's seven Suffolk County homes since 2017. It has two large chapels, each with a bistro-style sitting area and a coffee station, and a front porch.
Center Moriches location of the Robertaccio funeral firm, established in 1893, in a 5,500-square-foot building with a chapel for large groups or intimate gatherings and a coffee and tea station for guests. Its cremations are done locally by certified crematory operators on its staff.
Centereach funeral home with multiple chapels, opened in 1976 and one of three O.B. Davis homes with Port Jefferson Station and Miller Place. It takes arrangements by phone or email and can deliver cremated remains by mail or to the home.
Central Islip cremation provider that offers cremation only and performs the cremations itself rather than through a third party. Its chapel, opened in 1999 and renovated in 2020, seats 50, and a private family goodbye before cremation is held at its Lake Ronkonkoma facility. It serves Suffolk and Nassau counties and all five boroughs of New York City.
Central Islip funeral home founded in 1933, the first of a family group's seven Suffolk County homes. Renovated in 2018, it has a coffee station in each chapel and Spanish-speaking professionals on hand.
Central Square funeral home of the Traub family, now in its sixth generation, whose undertaking began with a first casket made in 1855. It has its own on-site crematory, Traub Crematorium, a chapel seating over 100 and off-street parking for more than 70 vehicles.
