Orchard Park funeral home opened in 1997 as the second location of a firm founded in South Buffalo in 1947. It sets up the irrevocable funeral trusts Medicaid requires and arranges the flight home when a death occurs away from home.
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
Orchard Park funeral home opened in 1997 as the second location of a firm founded in South Buffalo in 1947. It sets up the irrevocable funeral trusts Medicaid requires and arranges the flight home when a death occurs away from home.
Orchard Park funeral home, one of three Lombardo Funeral Home locations with Amherst and Snyder. The firm was founded in Buffalo in 1907 and is led by the founder's grandson.
Ossining funeral home established in 1979, with a second location in White Plains, serving families across Westchester County. Spanish is spoken at the Ossining location.
Ossining funeral home established in 1884, the oldest funeral establishment in the town, at its present location since 1966. It also serves Briarcliff Manor, Croton-on-Hudson, Hawthorne, Millwood and Sleepy Hollow.
Ossining location of Waterbury & Kelly, under the Leach & Thomas name, whose sister home is in Briarcliff Manor. The firm holds a bi-weekly grief group and community outreach events through the year for people who are grieving.
Oswego funeral home run by the Dain and Cullinan families for five generations, serving Scriba, New Haven, Volney, Hannibal and Minetto. It keeps an index by name of every funeral it has conducted since 1865, open to anyone researching family history, and has parking on and off the street.
Oswego funeral home founded in 1953 and known as the "home-like funeral home", with well over 3,000 square feet for calling hours, an on-site casket selection room and a garden the National Wildlife Federation recognizes as a Certified Wildlife Habitat.
Oswego funeral home in a facility built for it in 2005, a business its founding funeral director began by buying the Loescher Funeral Home in 1974 and now runs with his son and daughter.
Oswego funeral home founded in 1982 by a father and daughter, the first father-daughter pair to operate a funeral home in Oswego County. The same family runs Sugar Funeral Home in Fulton, and both homes are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Ovid funeral home serving families across Seneca, Tompkins and Ontario counties.
Family-owned Owego funeral home serving families since 1934, in its present building since 1953, with a chapel and added parking. 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.
Owego funeral home run by the fourth generation of its family, with its own crematory, Northern Bradford Crematory, and two monument services, Richards Monument Service and Belles Monuments.
Oxford funeral home in a house built in 1846, with two areas for services, full handicap accessibility and a playroom for children. A canopy covers the entrance from its large parking lot, and a selection room shows caskets, vaults and urns.
Oyster Bay funeral home opened in 1946, renovated over the years while keeping the building's original warmth and charm. It has a family comfort room stocked with coffee, tea, water and light snacks, and families may bring in catering or have the funeral home work with local caterers.
Oyster Bay funeral home, family owned and operated since 1990, whose staff are local residents familiar with the community's traditions and include a certified grief recovery specialist. Pre-need arrangements can be started online, and a licensed funeral director answers the phone around the clock.
Ozone Park funeral home that has served the community since 2006, one of two Bergen Funeral Service homes in Queens. Its 5,000-square-foot building has a 350-seat chapel, and it holds multicultural funerals, streams services live and makes funeral arrangements online.
Ozone Park funeral home established in 1932, one of two locations with Glascott Funeral Home in Forest Hills. Its non-sectarian chapels accommodate over 100 people, and it brings home a loved one who dies away from home, nationally or internationally.
Queens funeral home available 24 hours a day to families in Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx and Long Island. Its staff includes a funeral director fluent in Urdu, Hindi and Punjabi.
Ozone Park funeral home that has served Ozone Park and Howard Beach for over 100 years, with a skylit front lobby, flexible chapels and a wheelchair lift. Its second building, the Crossbay Chapel, reopened in 2013 after a 16-month renovation, designed to host one family at a time.
Palmyra funeral home in one of the village's historic houses, set in a quiet street, and one of three Murphy Funeral & Cremation Chapels with Ontario and Macedon. An owner of the funeral home is always available, around the clock every day of the year.