147 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Georgia, 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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147 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Georgia
In Snellville, off Hwy 78 (Stone Mountain Hwy.) in Gwinnett County, SouthCare opened its fourth location in February 2022 and offers cremation, traditional funerals and green burial. It holds one funeral or memorial service at a time and lets families witness the cremation. SouthCare states it was the first funeral home in Georgia approved by the Green Burial Council.
In Snellville, the Tom M. Wages Funeral Service chapel on Highway 78 is one of two chapels of a home that has served Snellville and Lawrenceville families since 1949. It arranges burial services and cremation, and offers pre-planning through an online form.
Higgs Funeral Home opened in Soperton on July 13, 1999, in an Eastman Road house built in 1882, and added a chapel seating 160 in 2002. The home states that it is family owned and operated, and it arranges cremation and funerals planned in advance, with a licensed insurance agent on staff. It also runs Higgs Florist in Soperton.
Ingram Brothers Funeral Home on Spring Street has provided Sparta with funeral services since 1944. It arranges traditional funerals and cremation services, holds prearrangement conferences, and helps veterans' families apply for county and federal aid.
In Statesboro, Joiner-Anderson Funeral Home has been locally owned and operated since its flagship location opened in 1996. It offers burial, cremation, green burial and preplanning, and its staff help families apply for veterans benefits. Its private crematory is the only one in Bulloch County, and Bulloch Memorial Gardens is the firm's own cemetery.
Matthew H. Lovett & Son's Funeral Home, LLC serves Statesboro and the surrounding communities from US Highway 80 West. It arranges traditional burials, cremation including direct cremation, help with VA benefits paperwork and pre-planned funerals. Its phone line is answered 24 hours a day, and the office keeps weekday hours with weekends and evenings by appointment.
In Stockbridge, off I-75 at exit 224 in Henry County, SouthCare's Stockbridge location opened in 2007 and offers cremation, traditional funerals and green burials. It operates an on-site crematory, holds one funeral or memorial service at a time, and lets families view the cremation. SouthCare states it was the first funeral home in Georgia approved by the Green Burial Council.
In Sylvania, Joiner-Anderson Funeral Home opened its location in 2008 to serve families in Screven, Effingham, Jenkins, Burke and Bulloch counties. It offers burial, cremation, green burial and preplanning, and its staff help families apply for veterans benefits. The building on Ennis Street has two visitation rooms and a 185-seat chapel.
In Sylvania, in Screven County, Sylvania Funeral Home, Inc. has a chapel that seats 200 plus and spacious visitation rooms. The firm states it handles burial, cremation and pre-need arrangements for Screven County, Chatham County and surrounding areas, with a second location in Savannah. Its current owners have operated it since 2003.
In Thomaston, Coggins Funeral Home serves the people of Upson and surrounding counties from a facility it opened in 1981. The home states it was founded in 1967 and provides funeral and cremation services, pre-planning and aftercare. It keeps a 24-hour obituary line where callers hear current obituaries on a recorded message.
In Thomson, Curtis Funeral Home serves McDuffie County from West Hall Street. The home states that it guides families through funerals in a church or chapel, graveside services, cremation and pre-arrangements, and it accepts prearrangement contracts from other funeral homes upon verification. Its history page dates the firm's founding to 1865.
In Tucker, the Lilburn/Tucker Chapel on Lawrenceville Highway is one of two chapels of a family-owned funeral home, the other in Duluth. It provides cremation through its own crematory, pre-need planning and help securing veterans' burial benefits. The chapel opened in 1992 and seats about 250 people.
In Unadilla, Brannen-NeSmith Funeral Home occupies a house that was once a church parsonage, with a chapel added in the 1970s in a former church building. The Unadilla and Vienna funeral homes began as separate businesses and joined together in 1982. Staff assist families with pre-planning.
Callaway Funeral Home & Georgia's Lake Country Crematory serves Union Point and Greene County from a house on North Rhodes Street that has been a funeral home since 1949. The firm offers funeral services, prearrangements and cremation, and performs its cremations in its own crematory on site rather than outsourcing them. The crematory accepts oversize cremations up to 1,000 pounds.
In Valdosta, Carson McLane Funeral Home has served Lowndes County since 1936 and has occupied its North Patterson Street building, built as a funeral home, since 1951. The McLane firm offers burial at McLane Riverview Memorial Gardens, planning ahead and veterans services. It offers witness cremation at its own crematory, opened in Valdosta in 1999.
In Valdosta, Godfrey Funeral Home was established in 2005 to serve the Lowndes Valdosta Metro Area and surrounding counties. It provides pre-arrangement and pre-need services, and after-care for families beyond the funeral. Through a partnership with Return Home, it offers terramation.
Music Funeral Services serves Valdosta and Lowndes County from North Valdosta Road. The home offers burial, cremation in the firm's own on-site crematory, prearranged planning, and domestic and international shipping. The firm was founded in Lakeland in 1955, bought its Valdosta location in 2001, and states it remains family-owned.
Ronald V. Hall Funeral Home is a locally owned and operated funeral home on North Street West in Vidalia, founded in 2008 in the remodeled former Tabernacle Baptist Church building. It offers caskets, vaults, urns, crematory services and a pre-need program, and it serves Toombs, Montgomery, Wheeler and southern Emanuel Counties. The home also streams services on Facebook Live.
Wilkes Funeral Home is a funeral home on Mt. Vernon Road in Vidalia, rooted in Toombs County. It provides funeral services, burial and cremation services, pre-planning and final expense insurance options, serving Lyons, Soperton, Mount Vernon, Alamo, McRae and nearby communities. The home has operated under the Wilkes name since January 6, 2023.
In Vienna, Brannen-NeSmith Funeral Home has supported families in Dooly County and nearby communities for more than 75 years. Its Vienna and Unadilla funeral homes began as separate businesses and joined together in 1982. Staff guide families through the funeral service process and assist with pre-planning.
