Albany funeral home whose family firm dates to 1923 and which in 1992 acquired another Albany firm with roots back to 1893. Its staff answer the phones around the clock, and cremations take place on its own premises.
14 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Albany County, New York, listed by city. 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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14 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Albany County
Albany funeral home whose family firm dates to 1923 and which in 1992 acquired another Albany firm with roots back to 1893. Its staff answer the phones around the clock, and cremations take place on its own premises.
Albany funeral home founded in 1922 and run by the same family for three generations, in its present building since 1967. Its staff members are trained as Certified Celebrants by the In-Sight Institute.
Albany Jewish funeral home serving Orthodox, Conservative and Reform families since 1952. It arranges a tahara by the Chevra Kadisha or a shomer at the family's request, holds services in its chapel, a cemetery chapel or a synagogue, and handles arrangements for burial in Israel.
Colonie funeral home established in 1950, the first of the two Reilly & Son homes in Albany County, with a second in Voorheesville since 1980. A third generation of the Reilly family serves its families, and its staff will come to a family's home to sign pre-arrangement forms.
Albany funeral home of the Scott & Barbieri Family Funeral Homes, a family group in its third generation with seven homes in northeastern New York. It has three chapels, the largest its Cathedral Chapel seating up to ninety; its funeral directors answer calls 24 hours a day, and its staff will come to a family to prearrange a funeral.
Altamont funeral home with a history of funeral service going back to the 1870s, family owned since 2021. It serves Altamont, Guilderland, Schenectady, Knox and Berne, and designs and sells monuments through a sister company.
Delmar funeral home in a stately brick building at the Four Corners, serving the Town of Bethlehem since 1904 and on its present site since 1932. Two longtime funeral directors bought the home in 2023 and personally oversee every service, and the home answers calls 24 hours a day.
Delmar cremation service run with Meyers Funeral Home, Ltd. from the same address, where it has been for almost 55 years. Arrangements can be made at the family's home, at the funeral home or by mail, and it works with county social services on public-assistance funerals.
Guilderland funeral home opened in 1993, with a spacious chapel, accessible rooms and ample parking. It belongs to a firm founded in Schenectady in 1921 whose other home, in Rotterdam, is a former schoolhouse.
Latham funeral home that Parker Bros. Memorial took over from the Bowen Funeral Home in 2007 and reopened after a two-year renovation. One of five Parker Bros. homes, a group founded in 1881, it serves Latham, Loudonville, Watervliet and Troy and is accessible to people with physical disabilities.
Latham funeral home in a building that once housed St. Ambrose Church, expanded in 1992 to 5,200 square feet with a newer chapel, a foyer entrance, easier access for elderly and disabled visitors and ample parking. It has carried its present name since 1984 and serves families of the Capital District.
Voorheesville funeral home opened in 1980 as the second home of Reilly & Son, which began in 1946 and has its first home in Colonie. The firm serves families across Albany County, and its staff will come to a family's home to sign pre-arrangement forms.
Watervliet funeral home in the Port Schuyler section, founded in 1917 and in its present building, once a doctor's office and home, since 1922. Part of the Parker Bros. Memorial family of funeral homes since 1992, it offers a home-like setting for visitations and funeral services and is accessible to people with physical disabilities.
Watervliet funeral home founded in 1881 and in its present building since 1934, with a choice of visitation rooms and lounges, ample parking and street-level access. It is one of five homes in the Parker Bros. Memorial family across Albany and Rensselaer counties, and its staff will meet families at home to make arrangements.