Bayonne funeral home run as a fourth-generation family business, with roots in a horse-drawn funeral livery the family started in the early 1900s. The building has a wheelchair lift and ramps, and the home serves one family at a time.
19 funeral homes and crematories with Spanish-speaking staff in New Jersey, listed by 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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19 funeral homes and crematories with Spanish-speaking staff in New Jersey
Bayonne funeral home run as a fourth-generation family business, with roots in a horse-drawn funeral livery the family started in the early 1900s. The building has a wheelchair lift and ramps, and the home serves one family at a time.
Hackensack funeral firm with more than 25 years of experience. Has spacious chapels and private family rooms, with ample parking.
Hackensack funeral home that brought the former Gormley Community, Steward, Ricardo Memorial and Rocciola funeral homes of the city together in one facility. Its spacious chapels are furnished with Victorian antique furniture.
Hammonton funeral home family owned since 1962, successor to the Macri Funeral Home founded in 1935. Arranges the shipment of remains to Mexico and worldwide, and is a handicapped friendly facility.
Hasbrouck Heights funeral home and shipping firm, family run since its founding in 1962, with sister locations in Queens and in Naples, Florida. Holds known-shipper status for sending remains by air from near Newark and JFK airports, and handles apostilles for documents bound abroad.
Kearny funeral home in the Arlington section, formerly the Condon Funeral Home, which the Newark firm Alvarez Funeral Home acquired. The building has a Colonial exterior and a Victorian interior on landscaped grounds, and staff are available around the clock.
Kearny funeral home acquired in 1980 by the owners of Buyus Funeral Home in Newark and renamed to link the two homes as Ironbound families moved to Kearny. Its facilities are handicap accessible.
Laurel Springs funeral home that publishes a monthly community newsletter on the funeral field and pre-arrangements. Its office mobile line takes text messages.
Nondenominational Linden funeral home serving families since 1970, with two chapels, a downstairs lounge for gatherings, staff versed in Haitian, Italian, Irish, Polish, Puerto Rican and Spanish funeral customs, and funeral planning by phone or email.
Morristown funeral home with Spanish-speaking staff. Its direct cremations are carried out at Somerset Hills Memorial Park, the arrangements can be completed electronically, and cremated remains can be delivered to a family's home anywhere in the country.
Newark funeral home serving the city since 2001, with staff available around the clock. Its second location is Alvarez Memorial Home in Kearny, the former Condon Funeral Home.
Newark funeral home in the Ironbound section, acquired in 1963 by the family that runs it today; under its earlier owners it served mainly the Lithuanian community. Rucki-Bernauer Funeral Home operates from the same building, its sister home is Shaw-Buyus Home for Services in Kearny, and its facilities are handicap accessible.
North Bergen funeral home, recently renovated and expanded, with all of its chapels on the first floor and an added parking lot. It specializes in repatriation to Latin America and the Caribbean and also ships to India.
Multicultural Paterson funeral home with a spacious chapel, private family suites and full handicapped access. It runs the Rose Garden Community Project, which supports educational opportunities for the city's high school students.
North Plainfield funeral home with a chapel that seats up to 100 and a private gathering area for receptions, and services can be livestreamed. It coordinates international repatriation to Latin America, the Caribbean and Europe with its sister home, Las Rosas Bannworth.
Ridgewood funeral home serving families since 1895, with a Spanish-speaking funeral director, a large private parking lot and a fully handicap-accessible building.
Secaucus funeral home dating to 1906, with a bilingual staff, multiple recently renovated chapels, the largest seating up to 250, and cremation on site.
Toms River funeral and cremation home in a modern building with separate spaces for memorials and receptions, caskets and urns on site, and live webcasting of services. Arrangements can be made by phone or email.
Trenton funeral home in the former Chiacchio Funeral Home, serving families across New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Its chapel can be configured for religious or cultural seating, services are live-streamed, and it arranges international repatriation, including consulate requirements and airline arrangements.