7 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Orlando, Florida. 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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7 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Orlando
In Orlando, Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home at Chapel Hill works together with Chapel Hill Cemetery near the Goldenrod and Union Park areas, and the cemetery offers in-ground burial and above-ground entombment. Many of the families it serves are Hispanic, and the funeral home staff speaks both English and Spanish. The home opened in 2018 and has room for more than 150 guests.
In Orlando, Baldwin-Fairchild Conway Funeral Home serves families in Conway, Engelwood Park, Monterey and surrounding Orlando communities. It arranges a funeral in its chapel with cemetery burial nearby or a cremation, from direct cremation to a full service, and its funeral directors work with families who plan ahead. It sits a 10-minute drive from downtown Orlando.
In Orlando, Clearview Cremation's office serves Central Florida and specializes in direct cremation, handling the transfer, the paperwork and the return of the cremated remains. It coordinates military honors and national cemetery scheduling for veterans, and its staff support families in Spanish throughout the process.
In Orlando, Compass Pointe Funeral Services provides cremation and burial with services in its own chapel, for families in Orange, Seminole, Osceola and surrounding counties. For veterans it arranges burial at a national cemetery, it ships domestically and internationally, and it states it was established in 2011.
In Orlando, Family Funeral Care offers burial and cremation options for families of all economic levels and helps pre-plan a burial or cremation. The home has been part of the Orange County community since 1997. It is available 24 hours a day and invites families to tour the facility and meet the staff.
In Orlando, the Newcomer E. Orlando Chapel at 895 South Goldenrod Road opened in 2000, with a spacious chapel for funeral and memorial ceremonies and a hospitality room. Its planners help families with veterans benefit forms, and staff speak Spanish.
In Orlando, Postell's Mortuary has served families since 1991 with traditional funerals, burial, cremation and pre-need planning. The family-owned funeral home's chapel on North Powers Drive seats up to 125 guests.
