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
Dover Plains funeral home founded in 1928, since 1994 in a renovated three-story Colonial home with a stone gazebo and carriage house, a viewing room seating about 75 and a 100-car parking lot. It provides markers and stone memorials and serves Amenia, Millbrook, Millerton, Pawling, Wingdale and western Connecticut.
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.
Dundee funeral home of a family caring for families since 1898, serving Dundee since 1984, when the family bought the Pennington Funeral Home. It designs and installs headstones and monuments with a granite manufacturer in Montpelier, Vermont, and its building is handicap accessible and air-conditioned.
Dunkirk funeral home with an air-conditioned parlor and chapel and ample parking. It offers counseling services, and its entire staff lives in the community.
Dunkirk funeral home that shares its location with R. Mackowiak Funeral Home, a family firm serving families since 1902.
Dunkirk funeral home owned and operated by the fifth generation of a family serving families since 1902, with Newman Funeral Home at the same address. Visitations and funerals are never double-booked, so the chapel is reserved for one family at a time, and a grief therapy dog is on staff.
Earlville funeral home, one of the five Burgess & Tedesco Funeral Homes, with sister homes in Hamilton, Morrisville, Sherburne and Waterville.
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.
East Aurora funeral home founded in 1947 and in the historic Stockwell house since 1950, remodeled in 1995 and 1996 to double its public spaces and make the building fully accessible. It has multiple chapels, a coffee lounge and a piano or organ on site.
East Bloomfield funeral home, one of the two Johnson-Kennedy homes with Canandaigua, which have helped families for over 100 years. Staff help families with insurance, Social Security and Veterans Administration matters after the service.
Family-owned East Elmhurst funeral home founded in 1963, its facility renovated and upgraded by the founder's son, with a licensed funeral director available 24 hours a day. Helps families obtain death certificate transcripts, complete insurance claim forms and secure a grave, mausoleum or crematory location at a cemetery.
East Hampton funeral home, one of the firm's two locations, with its other home in Sag Harbor.
East Islip funeral home, one of three O'Shea Funeral Homes on Long Island, with a chapel that holds up to 100 and visitation rooms for a private farewell. The O'Shea homes keep an in-house florist, limousines and catering for a meal or reception at the funeral home.
East Islip funeral home, one of three family owned funeral homes the same family runs on Long Island, the first of them opened nearly 70 years ago.
East Meadow funeral home, the original O'Shea home, opened in 1963, with a newly renovated chapel that holds up to 150 people. The O'Shea homes keep an in-house florist, limousines and catering for a family meal or reception at the funeral home.
East Meadow funeral home on Long Island of the Kearns family firm, whose first funeral parlor opened in Brooklyn in 1900 and which also runs three homes in Queens. Staff answer the telephone 24 hours a day and often schedule the arrangement meeting the same day.
East Northport funeral home with large, brightly lit chapels for funeral services, memorials and gatherings, open since 1961.
East Rochester funeral home that moved from Fairport and now operates out of Harloff Funeral Home, joined in operations with Jennings, Nulton & Mattle Funeral Home of Penfield. Its earlier names were Emery & Malone, Emery, Curtis and Doser Funeral Home & Cremation Service.
