In Hollister, this funeral home has served San Benito County since 1919 and runs the only crematory in the county. It arranges burial or cremation, coordinates the Mass, and its staff speak Spanish.
277 funeral homes and crematories with Spanish-speaking staff in 11 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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277 funeral homes and crematories with Spanish-speaking staff
In Hollister, this funeral home has served San Benito County since 1919 and runs the only crematory in the county. It arranges burial or cremation, coordinates the Mass, and its staff speak Spanish.
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 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 Lamont, this home arranges direct cremation in its own private crematory and helps with funeral services, burial, pre-arrangements and veterans benefits for families across Kern County. Paperwork can be walked through in Spanish.
Since 1960 this Lancaster funeral home has served families of the city and the surrounding counties. It owns and operates its own crematory, and Spanish is spoken.
In Long Beach, this mortuary traces its history to 1905 and has run its own on-site crematory since 1983. Its team speaks English, Spanish and Khmer, and it serves Long Beach, Signal Hill, Seal Beach and Los Angeles County.
In Los Angeles, this woman-owned establishment offers low-emission flame cremation, water cremation (aquamation), and direct burial with optional graveside or chapel services, including green burial. Bilingual staff support Spanish-speaking families.
In historic downtown Los Angeles, this mortuary arranges traditional burials at Southern California cemeteries, cremation through a licensed crematorium, and the receiving or transferring of remains out of state or country. Counselors speak Spanish and English, and pre-need plans are offered.
A family owned virtual provider in Mission Hills, working by appointment and serving Los Angeles County and its neighboring counties, with Spanish spoken. It arranges cremation, traditional burial, home viewings and international ship-outs of full body remains, and it offers pre-need planning. At the time of a passing it is open 24 hours.
In Monrovia, this 55-acre cemetery established in 1887 shares its property with a mortuary and an on-site crematorium. It offers ground burial, mausoleums, columbaria and cremation gardens, and staff speak English and Spanish.
In Monrovia, this mortuary shares a single property with Live Oak Memorial Park and has an on-site crematorium, serving Duarte, Arcadia, El Monte and the San Gabriel Valley. Its chapel, opened in 1965, seats 125, and staff speak English and Spanish.
In Monterey, this arrangement center on Washington Street in Old Monterey offers burial, cremation, pre-need planning and ash scattering assistance. It was founded in 2015, and Spanish-language services are available.
In Newhall, this mortuary and its sister cemetery provide funeral, cremation and burial services to families in the Santa Clarita community, and associates speak Spanish, Tagalog, Mandarin and Farsi. The funeral home has two chapels, and it also serves Castaic, Valencia, Saugus and the San Fernando Valley.
In Northridge, this mortuary has served families of the San Fernando Valley since 1971, and in 2021 it merged with a Reseda firm founded in 1952. Spanish is spoken.
This Palm Springs crematory and hydrolysis facility of a woman-owned company runs entirely on renewable electricity and performs low-emission flame cremation and water cremation (aquamation). Bilingual staff support Spanish-speaking families.
In Palm Springs, this woman-owned establishment offers low-emission flame cremation, water cremation (aquamation), and direct burial with optional graveside or chapel services, including green burial. Bilingual staff support Spanish-speaking families.
Serving Palmdale since 1955, the chapel arranges cremation at its own crematory in the Antelope Valley, so loved ones remain in its care. Staff speak Spanish (se habla español).
In Paramount, this funeral home states it has served families in Los Angeles County since 1963. It offers burial, cremation, repatriation and veteran services, handles international transportation of remains, and has bilingual staff available 24 hours a day.
A family-owned funeral establishment with its administrative office in Pasadena, arranging direct cremation across Los Angeles County at any hour. It offers written pre-need cremation plans, and English and Spanish counselors take every call.
In Perris, this family-owned funeral home states that its staff speak Spanish and English and that it specializes in relocation to Mexico and other countries. It also offers pre-need funeral plans, and its general list is posted online.