North Berwick funeral home run by one family for six generations since 1880, the second oldest business in town, serving southern York County. The family also runs the Great Works Crematory two miles away and Johnson Monument Company.
58 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Maine, 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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58 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Maine
North Berwick funeral home run by one family for six generations since 1880, the second oldest business in town, serving southern York County. The family also runs the Great Works Crematory two miles away and Johnson Monument Company.
Portland funeral and cremation home established in 2011, with a director of pre-need planning on its staff and two golden retrievers that serve as comfort dogs.
Portland funeral and cremation home whose team includes certified celebrants. It coordinates receptions and outdoor gatherings before or after a service, catering included, and takes arrangements in person, by phone or by email.
Portland cremation service, a division of Dobson Family Funeral & Cremation Services, founded by a lifelong Southern Maine resident who worked at a Portland funeral home from 2017 to 2023. Arrangements are made remotely or in person at the Portland office, private family viewings take place at the Arundel location, and staff are available 24 hours a day.
Portland funeral, cremation and memorial event center of 9,899 square feet that continues the firm's former State Street home. It has a reception area with an outdoor patio, partners with local caterers for food and drink, and offers every cremation family a private goodbye.
Portland Jewish funeral home owned by the Portland Chevra Kadisha, a non-profit that has served the Jewish community for over 100 years. It arranges services from the Levey Chapel or any synagogue or temple, transports the deceased for burial anywhere in the world, and refers families who choose cremation to another funeral home.
Presque Isle funeral home operating as Duncan-Graves, part of the longstanding tradition of service the Graves and Duncan families built in Presque Isle and Mars Hill. It works as one locally owned team with the firm's Duncan home in Mars Hill and Lancaster-Morgan home in Caribou, and every cremation is handled at Northern Maine Crematory, owned by the firm's principals.
Richmond funeral home, Kincer since 1998, whose line began with Flagg Funeral Service and furniture making in the 1800s and passed through Roberts Funeral Home in 1924 and Jepson Funeral Home in 1962. For veterans it obtains the burial flag and a bronze, marble or granite marker and handles the paperwork for burial at Maine Veterans Cemetery.
Rockland funeral home whose tradition of service dates to 1830. Its facilities seat more than 200 for a formal service, with flat-panel screens for memorial video presentations, and it invites each family it served during the year to an annual holiday memorial gathering.
Family-owned Scarborough funeral home and cremation service, part of the Hobbs firm founded in 1941; the Scarborough facility opened in March 2009. An on-site Hospitality Center with a living room and kitchen hosts family gatherings after funeral and memorial services, and pre-arrangements can be made at either Hobbs location, at the client's own home or online.
Searsport funeral home bought in 1999 by the Bucksport firm Mitchell-Tweedie, a three-generation family business whose first funeral home opened in Bucksport in 1920. The firm serves families in eastern and coastal Maine.
South Berwick funeral home that has served the Berwicks and southern Maine for decades, one of the three homes of Tasker Funeral Service with Dover and Rochester, New Hampshire. Its funeral directors all live in town or in neighboring towns, and its chapel holds large services.
South Portland funeral home built as one of the area's first purpose-built funeral homes, all on one level, with two chapels seating 150 together, an on-site reception center and live streaming. It has 45 parking spaces with attendants at each gathering and offers every cremation family a private goodbye.
Family-owned South Portland funeral home and cremation service in the Victorian farmhouse on Meeting House Hill where it began in 1941, with an addition built to seat 100 and a cupola clock that is a local landmark. Next door, its Hospitality Center, a 1923 house renovated in 2002, hosts receptions with a living room, kitchen, fireplace and patio.
Springvale funeral home, formerly Carll-Heald and Black, renamed for its affiliation with Conroy-Tully Walker Funeral Homes of Portland and South Portland, whose owners bought it in 2020. It has a chapel seating 60 to 75, two arrangement rooms, an on-site reception center and live-streaming, and was redecorated in 2021.
Waterville direct cremation service for families across Central Maine. Arrangements can be made online, and it holds visitation and memorial services at a place the family chooses.
Wells funeral home of the Bibber family firm, opened in November 1987 as the first funeral home in decades to operate in the town. Its directors arrange scattering ceremonies off the southern Maine coast with local windjammer and motor boat captains.
Non-denominational Yarmouth funeral home in a modified cape in a residential neighborhood, with a large-capacity chapel, a large reception area and catered events. Funeral arrangements can be completed by phone or email with an electronic signature, and the home keeps close ties with Yarmouth-area churches.