Auburn funeral home established in 1895, serving families across Cayuga County. It makes pre-need and at-need arrangements in the family's own home.
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454 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in New York
Auburn funeral home established in 1895, serving families across Cayuga County. It makes pre-need and at-need arrangements in the family's own home.
Auburn funeral home founded in 1921 and run by the fourth generation of the founding family. One of its founders is believed to have been among New York State's first female funeral directors and embalmers.
Auburn funeral home of the Plis family, which has served the Auburn area since 1973 and has a second home in Marcellus.
Avoca funeral home, formerly the Bond-Davis Funeral Home and later the Avoca Funeral Home, renamed Bishop & DeSanto Funeral Home in 2021. Caskets, vaults and urns are chosen from a catalog of photographs, so arrangements can be made in the family's home.
Ballston Spa funeral home in a building that first became a funeral home in 1901, owned by the same family since 1971. The family also opened Wilton Funeral Home in 1994.
Bayport funeral home, the former Bayport-Blue Point Funeral Home, joined in 1994 to a Sayville-area firm founded in 1874. It is easily reached from Islip/MacArthur Airport and keeps a children's quiet room and a selection of all-wood caskets for Jewish families.
Beacon funeral home founded in 1933 and the city's sole remaining independent funeral home, with two service rooms overlooking the Hudson River, the River Room among the largest in the Hudson Valley. It donates a portion of every service to the Beacon Volunteer Ambulance Corps.
Binghamton funeral home in a building constructed for it in 1948, available 24 hours a day. It lends up to 35 wooden folding chairs to customers and friends for gatherings at home.
Binghamton funeral home serving the Greater Binghamton area since 1931, with three generations of one family in funeral service. It memorializes a loved one by planting a tree in New York State through the Lofty Oaks program, and meets families at the funeral home or at home to pre-plan.
Binghamton funeral home serving families since 1931, run since 2024 by the second generation of the family that bought it, and serving Vestal, Johnson City, Endicott, Endwell, Chenango and Windsor. It now also serves the families of Ernest H. Parsons Funeral Home.
Binghamton funeral home serving families since 1936, in a late-1800s house with period cherry woodwork and stained glass and a 1970 addition that seats over 110 and divides into up to three rooms. It uses only New York State licensed crematories and offers ocean scattering.
Binghamton funeral home still owned and operated by the family that started it in 1928, now in its fourth generation. It moved to the city's West Side in 1945.
Binghamton funeral home in its third generation of one family, serving Binghamton families for more than six decades, with an Endicott office and a sister home in Hallstead, Pennsylvania. Its facility, with a reception area and a family center, holds anything from a traditional visitation to a private family service.
Bohemia funeral home with traditional décor, large chapels and ample parking, one of a family group's seven Suffolk County homes.
Moloney's Bohemia Funeral Home, one of a family group's seven Suffolk County homes, with traditional décor, large chapels and ample parking.
Bolivar funeral home, the former Shaffner Funeral Home, bought in June 2023 by a Cuba funeral home opened in 2008, which runs both to serve families throughout Allegany County.
Briarcliff Manor funeral home of Waterbury & Kelly, whose other home carries the Leach & Thomas name in Ossining. After the service its estate specialists help the family notify insurers and government agencies, claim benefits owed and set up fraud protection with the credit bureaus, and the firm holds an annual All Souls Day remembrance Mass.
Brockport funeral home tracing its history to 1883, in a facility built in 1995 with ample parking and handicap accessibility. It helps families with Medicaid and SSI funeral arrangements and makes prearrangements at the family's home or its own.
Brocton funeral home founded in 1927, serving Portland, Westfield, Lamberton, Stockton and nearby towns in northern Chautauqua County.
Harlem funeral home serving New York City since 1931, with private counseling for families. It opened under its founder's name, took the Bailey's name when his son and a cousin inherited it, and later passed to another cousin, its present owner.