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
Woodbourne funeral home in an 18-room stone farmhouse from the 1830s, built from Neversink River stones, with three chapels that can seat more than 100 people, a show room and a large receiving area. It opened in 1997 as the first of the Colonial Family's three Sullivan County homes, which have their own monument company.
Woodbourne funeral home in an 18-room 1830s farmhouse built from Neversink River stones, with three chapels that seat more than 100 people, a casket room and a large receiving area. It opened in 1997 as the first of the Colonial Family's Sullivan County homes, which run their own monument business, Colonial Monuments.
Woodbury Jewish funeral home with its own chapel on Long Island, family owned and operated since 1892. Services are held in the chapel, a synagogue or another location; it sets up a Yahrzeit calendar for each family and donates to the Jewish National Fund for a tree planted in Israel.
Queens funeral service that has served families for over 11 years and takes services across Long Island, the five boroughs, upstate New York and New Jersey. Its phones are answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Woodhaven funeral home founded in 1899 and run by its present family since 1983, registered as a historic business in New York State. It has chapels, visitation rooms and a large parking lot, makes arrangements at the family's home or its office, and stands near Cypress Hills, Saint John and All Faiths cemeteries and the Fresh Pond and All Souls crematories.
Woodhull 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 Canisteo.
Woodside funeral home established in 1882, now one of six Dignity Memorial homes under one roof. It can arrange a visitation or viewing at a private residence, arranges multicultural funerals and has a large-capacity chapel.
Woodside funeral home with a large-capacity chapel, where a family choosing cremation can hold a private viewing first and have help scattering the ashes. It is part of the Dignity Memorial network, alongside five sister homes in the same building.
Woodside funeral home serving Woodside, Flushing, Sunnyside and Elmhurst since 1930, with a large-capacity chapel. It shares its building with five other Dignity Memorial funeral homes.
Dignity Memorial funeral home in Woodside, one of six network homes in one building, with a large-capacity chapel and monument and inscription services. It can deliver ashes to the family at home.
Woodside office of National Cremation, serving Queens families since 1973, with staff available 24 hours a day. No membership is required, and a burial service can include menu choices for the gathering afterward.
Queens funeral home with a large-capacity chapel, audio and video equipment for services and catered events. It is one of six Dignity Memorial homes that share a single Woodside building.
Woodside funeral home of the Dignity Memorial network that shares its building with five other network funeral homes. It offers monument and inscription services, catered events and a private viewing before cremation, and has Spanish-speaking staff.
Worcester funeral home formed in January 2015 when the Heller Funeral Home of Schenevus merged with the E.J. Skinner Co. of Worcester. Its main chapel has a sound and music system and a long hallway beside it, and it is one family with Lewis, Hurley & Pietrobono Funeral Home in Oneonta.
Wurtsboro funeral home, the second home of a Monticello firm that serves families in Sullivan, Orange and Ulster counties and has been operated by the Kenny family since the late 1980s. It assists families with traditional, private or direct-disposition funerals and with religious, fraternal, military, humanist or memorial services.
Wynantskill funeral home that shares one building with Wynantskill Funeral Home, in the former Thomas S. Connolly Funeral Home, which closed in 2016.
Wynantskill funeral home that shares its building with the John H. Clinton Funeral Home, in the former Thomas S. Connolly Funeral Home, which closed in 2016.
Yonkers Jewish funeral home holding chapel and graveside services since 2003, with burials in all area cemeteries. It can arrange for a rabbi to officiate at the graveside, and it engages The Woodlawn Cemetery of the Bronx for cremations.
Yonkers funeral home, family owned since 1929, for traditional and nontraditional funerals as well as memorial services. Its staff includes an aftercare chaplain, and staff speak Spanish for families who need a translator.
Yonkers direct cremation provider founded in 1999, taking the deceased into its care from the five boroughs, Westchester, Rockland, Putnam and Long Island. It uses the crematory at Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx by preference, answers the phone at all hours, and returns ashes by mail or at its Yonkers office.
