10 funeral homes and crematories with Spanish-speaking staff in San Diego County, California, 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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10 funeral homes and crematories with Spanish-speaking staff in San Diego County
In Carlsbad, Accu-Care provides cremation and, for families that choose burial, funeral services. Its veterans specialists work with the Department of Veterans Affairs on VA death and cremation benefits, and the site states Se Habla Español. The business was launched in 1992.
In El Cajon, this mortuary has provided funeral and cremation services since 1953, with a large, light-filled funeral chapel and intimate viewing rooms off the I-8 Freeway. Staff members speak English, Spanish and Chaldean, and the team states experience in the traditions and customs of Native American funeral services.
In La Mesa, this mortuary arranges funeral, memorial and graveside services, immediate burial, direct cremation and pre-need plans, and handles removal and transfer of remains from local to international. Staff speak Spanish, and the general list is posted online.
In Rancho Bernardo in San Diego, this mortuary arranges direct and witness cremation, burial, viewings and memorials, and offers online pre-planning. It serves all of San Diego County and states it is veteran owned and operated.
In San Diego, this family-owned mortuary on Rainier Avenue was the first new funeral home in the city to open since 1963. It arranges burial, green burial and cremation, coordinates military honors and burial benefits with the VA for veterans, and staff speak Spanish.
This family-owned establishment in San Diego performs cremations on-site, with its own crematorium in National City where a family may witness the cremation. It also arranges traditional funerals with burial and discusses pre-planning by phone, and Spanish is spoken. It has been family owned since 2015.
In San Diego, this mortuary, mausoleum and crematory on Imperial Avenue at 40th Street has a large chapel and the smaller Old World Chapel, a two-level mausoleum, a cremation garden and lawn crypts for in-ground burial. Its funeral home and cemetery teams speak English, Spanish and Vietnamese.
In San Diego, this family-owned funeral home arranges cremation, burial and veteran funerals, and ships remains to Mexico and other countries. It offers funeral services in English and Spanish, arranges pre-need plans, and coordinates natural organic reduction through outside facilities.
In southeast San Diego, this Funeraria del Angel home occupies part of a mausoleum building built in 1920 and serves families in Chula Vista, National City, San Ysidro and beyond. All staff are bilingual in Spanish and English, and it arranges cremation, home visitations and transfers to other countries.
In Vista, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran owned and family operated funeral home serving Oceanside, San Marcos, Escondido and surrounding communities. It arranges repatriation to Mexico and beyond, and its staff speak Spanish.
