Hudson funeral home that operates under the joined Bates & Anderson and Redmond & Keeler names.
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
Hudson funeral home that operates under the joined Bates & Anderson and Redmond & Keeler names.
Hudson funeral home that continues the work of the McDonald Funeral Home, established in 1917, and merged with Valenti-Richards Funeral Home in 2008. It has a gathering room for more than 125 people and serves families across Columbia County.
Hudson Falls funeral home that has served the area since 1871, in a former family residence renovated into a funeral home and enlarged in four major expansions, the last in 1995. Caskets, burial vaults and personalization items are kept on site, and a casket can be personalized to reflect a life's passion.
Huntington Station funeral home with a certified therapy dog on its staff and three notaries employed at the funeral home.
Huntington Station funeral home founded in 1923 and in its own building since 1931, now run by the founder's son and grandsons. It has five viewing rooms, two lobbies and a waiting and children's room, and serves Huntington, Greenlawn and Cold Spring Harbor.
Hyde Park funeral home serving the community for three generations, now owned by a longtime staff member and Hyde Park native. Its founder directed the arrangements for the funeral of a former First Lady who died in 1962.
Ilion funeral home in the original Applegate Funeral Home, one of the Enea, Ciaccia & Applegate homes in Ilion, Herkimer, Little Falls and St. Johnsville, which have served the Mohawk Valley for over a century. The Applegate business merged with the Enea family's in 2004.
Ilion funeral home, the larger facility of the Applegate-Day & Enea Family Funeral Home, in the building it shares with the Enea & Ciaccia Family Funeral Home. One of the Enea, Ciaccia & Applegate homes in Ilion, Herkimer, Little Falls and St. Johnsville, which have served the Mohawk Valley for over a century.
Ilion funeral home established in 2017, sharing its building with the larger facility of the Applegate-Day & Enea Family Funeral Home. One of the homes of the Enea, Ciaccia & Applegate Funeral Directors, who have served the Mohawk Valley for over a century and also run homes in Herkimer, Little Falls and St. Johnsville.
Ilion funeral home founded in Forestport in 1893 and at its present site since 1935. Its handicap-accessible chapel has two wall-mounted televisions and a sound system for custom playlists, and it serves families in Mohawk, Herkimer, Frankfort, Little Falls and other Mohawk Valley towns.
Indian Lake funeral home, opened in 2004 as the first funeral home in Hamilton County by the owners of the Brewer Funeral Home in Lake Luzerne.
Inwood funeral home founded in 1888, whose founder was for many years the only funeral director in the area known as the Rockaways. It opened a new building in 1928 and is now owned by an Inwood resident and an Oceanside resident.
Island Park funeral home with its own private crematory, where it performs each cremation itself under a written identification guarantee. Its 3,000-square-foot chapel stands next to Sacred Heart Church, with off-street parking.
Direct cremation provider whose arrangements are made online or by phone, with the cremation carried out at a separate crematory as New York law requires. It can hold a visitation before or after the cremation and serves Nassau and Suffolk counties, Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx and New York City.
Islip funeral home founded in 1923 and owned by the founding family for four generations, with five chapels in an 1881 house set among flower gardens. Its notaries notarize documents for the community, and it keeps a library of bereavement literature in its arrangement center.
Ithaca funeral home opened in 1942 and at its present building since 1949. It shares its owners with Perkins Funeral Home and Dryden Monument Company in Dryden.
Ithaca funeral home serving the community since 1860, formed when the Wagner Funeral Home merged with the Herson Funeral Home, established in 1933. Its staff come from the Ithaca community, and it is available 24 hours a day.
Jamaica funeral home founded in 1945 and run by the family in its second and third generations, with a chapel seating up to 150 with viewing monitors and a baby grand piano. Its cremations take place at All Souls Crematory, which has a chapel for a final prayer, and it has licensed notaries on staff.
Jamaica, Queens funeral home, family owned and operated and serving the community since 1991. It serves families across Brooklyn, Manhattan, the Bronx, Staten Island, Nassau, Suffolk and Westchester, offers grief counseling, and can make arrangements in the family's own home.
Jamaica funeral home founded in 1984 and open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. One of its licensed funeral directors leads its Caribbean traditional funeral services.