Ansonia funeral home trading as Jenkins-King & Malerba, founded in 1913 at its present building and run by the founder's family into a third generation. A nondenominational home serving families across the Naugatuck Valley.
77 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Connecticut. 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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77 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Connecticut
Ansonia funeral home trading as Jenkins-King & Malerba, founded in 1913 at its present building and run by the founder's family into a third generation. A nondenominational home serving families across the Naugatuck Valley.
Bridgeport funeral home in business since 1971, one of the firm's two locations with New London. Arrangements can be made in the family's own home, and a concierge service collects documents, clothing and photographs from the home.
Bridgeport funeral home in the city's East End, opened in 1956 and a member of the Order of the Golden Rule, an international association of funeral homes.
Centerbrook funeral home founded in 1894, serving the shore and river towns of Middlesex County from Chester and Deep River to Essex, Old Saybrook, Clinton and Westbrook. Holds one service or visitation at a time, with a chapel, a sitting room and a sun room, and makes arrangements by phone or email.
Danielson funeral home founded in 1943 and one of the Farner Family Funeral Homes, with Smith and Walker Funeral Home in Putnam; the family has owned it since 2009.
Darien funeral home founded in 1893 in New Canaan and in Darien since 1931, in a Victorian building it has occupied since 1938. Its cremations are carried out at Mountain Grove and Lakeview crematories, and it takes part in the Connecticut Funeral Directors Association Master Trust Program for prearranged funerals.
Derby funeral home opened in 1935 and, since 1944, housed in a Victorian house that was once the home of an Ansonia piano-factory president. Owned since 1999 by the family behind Shelton's Riverview Funeral Home, its staff give pre-planning talks at church groups, senior centers and libraries.
East Hampton funeral home, independent and family owned and operated since its founding in 1938. It serves East Hampton, Marlborough, Hebron and East Haddam.
East Haven funeral home in business since 1939. It holds one service in the building at a time, has a lounge for families and a viewing-room audio and video system for slide shows, and provides and installs headstones, with a monument showroom in Madison.
Enfield funeral home and cremation provider run by its founding family, whose funeral work in the town's Thompsonville section dates to 1883.
Fairfield Jewish funeral home serving the county's Jewish community since 1948, now in its third generation. It moved from Bridgeport in 1997 to a building whose front is an 1850 sea captain's house, and conducts services ending in burial at out-of-state cemeteries without a second funeral home.
Fairfield funeral home, formerly of Bridgeport, that holds its services in the Lesko Funeral Home building in Fairfield Center. The colonial building has flexible-size chapels, a children's playroom and a bluestone garden patio, and the firm's prior service records moved there.
Fairfield funeral home that succeeded Bridgeport's Parente Lauro Funeral Home and holds its services in the Lesko Funeral Home building in Fairfield Center. It has a casket and cremation showroom, and the colonial building has flexible-size chapels and a children's playroom.
Fairfield funeral home, family owned and founded in 1950 by two brothers, in a historic house in Fairfield Center. Certified by the Green Burial Council since 2011, and placed in the NFDA Hall of Excellence for its Pursuit of Excellence awards.
Glastonbury funeral home opened in 1943 and part of the Farley-Sullivan firm since 1977; its sister home is in Wethersfield. It serves families from Rocky Hill, Hebron, Marlborough, Portland, East Hartford, Amston and Newington, and webcasts services online.
Non-denominational Glastonbury funeral home with chapels, an arrangement office and a selection room. It also arranges monuments, and its staff answers at any hour.
Greenwich funeral home with roots in the town since 1846, now one of the Graziano family's homes beside Coxe & Graziano. Sets up irrevocable funeral trust accounts for people planning ahead of Title 19 (Medicaid) eligibility.
Groton funeral home of Byles-MacDougall Funeral Service, a company founded in 1906 and run by four generations of one family, with a second home in New London. The Groton home has off-street parking and is handicap accessible.
Guilford funeral home opened in 1959 to serve its town and Madison, Clinton, Killingworth and the Stony Creek and Branford areas.
Hamden funeral home and main office of a firm founded in New Haven in 1894, serving Meriden and the greater New Haven area. Its sister location in Meriden is the former Flatow Funeral Home, and both locations have ample off-street parking.