6 funeral homes and crematories with Russian-speaking staff in 3 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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6 funeral homes and crematories with Russian-speaking staff
Hollywood Funeral Home offers cremation, funeral, mortuary and burial services on one cemetery campus in Hollywood, with its crematory onsite. Its funeral directors make arrangements and perform services in Spanish, Thai, Russian, Hindi and Armenian, and it offers traditional services for Christian, Jewish, Buddhist and Hindu faiths.
In Cape Coral, Coral Ridge Funeral Home and Coral Ridge Cemetery have provided funeral, cremation and cemetery services for Cape Coral, Lee and Charlotte counties since 1965. Families can make funeral, cremation and burial arrangements at the two sister locations, and plan ahead in person or virtually. The events center opened in 2019 and holds up to 175 guests.
In Hollywood, Fred Hunter's Funeral Home sits on the grounds of Hollywood Memorial Gardens, giving families one place to plan a funeral and a cemetery memorial. It serves Hollywood, Aventura, Hallandale Beach, Miramar, Pembroke Pines and nearby communities, and has an on-site crematory built to host witness cremations, a large chapel and a reception center.
In Ormond Beach, Volusia Memorial Funeral Home & Park has two flexible chapels on North Nova Road, and its cemetery, Volusia Memorial Park, offers in-ground burial, mausoleum entombment and cremation niches and scattering. The team walks families through veterans burial benefits and plans arrangements in advance.
In Pompano Beach, Neshama Jewish Funeral Services arranges Jewish burials under halacha, from taharah to burial, along with prearranged plans and burial in Israel. Its facility has two taharah rooms and a mikvah, and its funeral director in charge is fluent in Russian.
Palm Downtown Mortuary in Las Vegas opened in 1957 just north of the historic downtown strip, with two nondenominational chapels seating up to 400 and 200 guests. Its sister location, Palm Downtown Cemetery, covers 25 acres and offers ground burial property. Team members speak Spanish, German, Russian and Bulgarian.