1593 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in 14 states, listed by state, 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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1593 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements
Roscoe Jenkins Funeral Home is in Newnan and serves Coweta County and the surrounding areas. It offers traditional, non-traditional, cremation and memorial services, with funeral pre-planning and help completing veterans benefit forms. The home was founded in 1911.
Neptune Society - Atlanta is a cremation office on Peachtree Industrial Blvd in Norcross, in Gwinnett County, handling cremation for an immediate need and prepaid cremation planned ahead. For a recent death it handles the death certificate and cremation permit and the transport to the cremation facility, and it helps families with a veteran's benefits eligibility.
Davis Funeral Home was organized in Ocilla in 1957 and has served families from its building at 301 North Oak Street since 1967. It offers pre-need and at-need arrangements, cremations, burial plots and monuments, and it ships and receives remains from other funeral homes. Embalming and preparation are done at the Ocilla location.
5051 Peachtree Industrial Blvd., Peachtree Corners, GA 30092
In Peachtree Corners, the Crowell Brothers chapel stands on the grounds of Peachtree Memorial Park, the first perpetual care cemetery in Gwinnett County. The family-owned home arranges services from traditional burial to direct cremation and offers pre-need planning with its own counselors. It was established in 1977 in the family home overlooking the cemetery.
Central Cremation Services is an on-site crematory in Pendergrass, in Jefferson Business Park one mile north of I-85 Exit 137, serving Gainesville, Athens and North Georgia. It offers cremation direct to the public, a family viewing 30 minutes before cremation, and help setting up cremation pre-need arrangements. Its crematory facility opened in September 2017.
Mayes Ward Dobbins Funeral Home & Crematory's Powder Springs Chapel serves West Cobb from Macland Road in Powder Springs. The family-owned firm states it offers traditional funeral services, memorial services, burial and cremation there, with an on-site crematory and staff who assist with veteran benefits. The firm opened the Powder Springs location in 2011.
In Quitman, Maxwell-Purvis Funeral Home stands on North Court Street in the building that was once the town's stagecoach stop. The family-owned home has served the Brooks County area for more than 75 years and offers traditional services, cremation and pre-arranged services.
In Rocky Face, the Rocky Face Chapel on Chattanooga Road is one of the two chapels of Julian Peeples Funeral Homes, a family owned and operated firm that states it serves the entire Whitfield County community. The firm records pre-planning wishes and honors pre-arranged plans made with other funeral homes.
In Rome, Reynolds Funeral Home provides funeral services to Floyd County, Gordon County, Bartow County and surrounding areas. The home offers traditional burials, cremation, worldwide shipping, green burials and pre-planning services.
In Roswell, this non-denominational funeral home was founded in 1839 and works with its sister Greenlawn Cemetery & Mausoleum, so families in North Fulton County can plan a funeral, cremation and burial at the two locations. The 53-acre cemetery has three cremation gardens with columbaria and niche walls.
In Royston, Dexter T. Sims Mortuary has provided cremation and funeral services to families in the area since 2003. The family-owned home also runs a second location in Gainesville and helps families plan their arrangements in advance.
M.C. Smith Funeral Home was founded in Sandersville on January 1, 1931, and has operated at 117 Gilmore Street since August 1936. The home's services range from musical arrangements to cremation, and it keeps families' pre-arranged wishes on file, with pre-need plans paid in full, monthly or through insurance.
In Savannah, Sylvania Funeral Home of Savannah has a chapel that seats 135 plus and spacious visitation rooms. The firm states it handles burial, cremation and pre-need arrangements for Chatham County, Screven County and surrounding areas, with a second location in Sylvania. Its current owners have operated it since 2003.
In Scottdale, the Avondale-Scottdale Chapel is the first location of Gregory B. Levett & Sons, a family-owned firm established in 1980, and remains its headquarters. The firm arranges funerals and cremations and can ship the deceased back to a native state or country. Its general pricing list is linked from every page of its site.
In Smyrna, F.L. Sims Funeral Home operates from South Cobb Drive SE, one of the firm's Metro Atlanta locations. The firm states it provides funeral and cremation care, secures cemetery plots and ships human remains abroad through its work with consulates. It traces its name to a funeral home founded in East Point in 1943.
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.