Sauquoit funeral home established in 1955 in Chadwicks and in its Sauquoit building since 1970, affiliated since 2019 with Dimbleby Funeral Homes. Its directors are on call seven days a week, with office hours on weekdays.
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
Sauquoit funeral home established in 1955 in Chadwicks and in its Sauquoit building since 1970, affiliated since 2019 with Dimbleby Funeral Homes. Its directors are on call seven days a week, with office hours on weekdays.
Savannah funeral home, one of the two locations of Mull Funeral Home, whose other home is in Waterloo.
Scarsdale funeral home founded in 1950, one of the oldest funeral companies in Eastchester. Its handicap-accessible facility has viewing rooms and chapels on a flexible floor plan, with seating in conversation areas where small groups can gather.
Schaghticoke funeral home, one of the three Chase-Smith Family Funeral Homes, with the other two in Mechanicville and Stillwater.
Schenectady funeral home founded in 1923 and housed since 1929 in the Westinghouse Mansion, built in 1887. A chapel was added in 1958, and after a 1999 fire the mansion was restored, with handicap accessibility added.
Schenectady funeral home and cremation firm whose owner serves as its funeral director.
Schenectady funeral home founded in 1930 and run by its third generation of funeral directors. It sells monuments and grave markers and keeps cremation urns in its showroom.
Independently owned Schenectady funeral home with a Victorian ambience. Through a nationwide organization it can bring a loved one who dies in another state or city to its own funeral home.
Rotterdam funeral home in a former schoolhouse that became a funeral home in the late 1940s, with a spacious chapel and off-street parking for families across Schenectady County. It belongs to a firm founded in Schenectady in 1921 that opened its Guilderland home in 1993.
Schenectady funeral establishment for Earth Funeral's human composting service in New York. It handles the transport from New York, and the 45-day soil transformation takes place at Earth's facility in Elkridge, Maryland; under New York law the soil is placed in a cemetery. Arrangements can be made online, and the Care Team answers 24 hours a day.
Schenectady funeral home established in 1898, at its present location since 1953 and run by the founder's family through three generations of licensed funeral directors.
Schenectady funeral home in the Scott & Barbieri Family Funeral Homes, a family group with seven locations in three counties of northeastern New York. Pre-arrangements can be prefunded through the funeral directors association's PrePlan program, and its staff will come to the family.
Schenectady funeral home, one of seven Scott & Barbieri family funeral homes in three counties, available 24 hours a day. The group offers celebrant services, and its staff will travel to meet anyone prearranging a funeral.
Schenectady funeral home descended from a funeral parlor opened in the city in 1907, in its present building since 1928. It took its current name in 1996, when a funeral director partnered with the long-time family firm.
Schoharie funeral home that has helped the community plan services since 1965. It is one of two locations with the Robert A. Guffin Funeral Home in Cobleskill, serving families across Greater Schoharie County.
Schroon Lake funeral home that has occupied the same building since 1941 and passed from father to son in 1965. It is a member of the North Star Funeral Directors Association.
Schuylerville funeral home of Flynn Bros. Inc., built as the firm's second home when construction began in 1961, four years after the firm was founded in Greenwich in 1957. It takes calls 24 hours a day for an immediate need.
Scotia funeral home that takes calls for immediate assistance at any time of the day, any day of the week.
Scotia funeral home of the Scott & Barbieri Family Funeral Homes, a family group in its third generation with seven homes in northeastern New York. Its funeral directors offer celebrant services built from the stories, songs and memories of a life, answer calls 24 hours a day, and will come to a family to prearrange a funeral.
Scottsville funeral home, one of the two Cameron Funeral Homes locations with Cameron, Brady & Steuber in Le Roy. Its staff is available 24 hours a day.