Atlantic City funeral parlor licensed in New Jersey and two neighboring states. It designs custom caskets for families who want a personalized one.
73 funeral homes and crematories transporting remains out of state or abroad 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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73 funeral homes and crematories transporting remains out of state or abroad in New Jersey
Atlantic City funeral parlor licensed in New Jersey and two neighboring states. It designs custom caskets for families who want a personalized one.
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.
Bloomfield funeral service that holds funerals in Polish and ships remains and ashes to Poland and other countries, working with the consulates on transport abroad. Also assists with exhumations and with bringing remains to the United States.
Branchburg funeral home run by a family of funeral directors now in its fourth and fifth generations, which earlier served families from Raritan.
Caldwell funeral home in a colonial building, at its present site since 1950, with a large main viewing room, a smaller room for quieter services and a private parking lot. A certified grief therapy dog attends visitations and services.
Caldwell funeral home of a family firm in funeral service since 1934, with a second home in Union. Every funeral director is a member of the family, both buildings are wheelchair accessible, and terramation is arranged through Return Home in Washington State.
Clifton nonprofit Jewish funeral home in existence since 1921, operated under the supervision of local synagogues and Jewish organizations. It has a stand-alone Kohanim chapel with an audio and video link to the main chapel, and chapel services are streamed live.
Denville funeral home opened in 1957, serving Rockaway, Parsippany, Mountain Lakes, Boonton and Morris Plains. The building has an elevator and a ramp, a sound and video system for video tributes, and sits within walking distance of the NJ Transit station.
East Brunswick funeral home founded in 1946 in South River, now in a building its founder designed and built with oversized rooms and a large parking area. Holds Buddhist funerals led by a Buddhist priest with prayers and chants.
Non-sectarian Fanwood funeral home, family operated since 1928 and begun in Plainfield, serving families from Scotch Plains, Westfield, Watchung, Warren and Edison across Union, Somerset and Middlesex counties. Its directors assist families with Medicaid qualification.
Fort Lee Jewish funeral home whose chapel seats over 200 and was approved by the area rabbinical council. Has rabbi consultation suites and kriah and family rooms, and ships worldwide, including transfers to Israel.
Freehold Township funeral home founded in 1860 and family owned and operated. Its fully handicapped accessible building opened in 2005 with on-site parking, and its staff handles the return of those who die in another state or country.
Gillette funeral home that arranges Medicaid funerals, memorial services and funerals with military honors.
Hamilton funeral home built in 1992 by the Brenna family, whose sister home in Ewing traces to Parkside Memorial Home, founded in 1969. Offers dove releases.
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.
Harrison funeral home opened in 1946 in the house the founder's father built as a doctor's office and residence, now owned by the family's third generation. Ships remains worldwide and specializes in transfers to Europe and South America.
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.
High Bridge funeral home with high ceilings, stained glass windows and large mouldings, serving the area since the 1870s and operating in its present building since 1938. It is run with Scarponi-Bright Funeral Home in Lebanon as Scarponi Funeral Homes.
Highland Park funeral home serving Asian Indian families since 2004, arranging Hindu cremations and burials and repatriation to India in direct work with the Consulate General of India. Arranges the priest, can stream the cremation ceremony live, and stores the ashes until the family travels or disperses them.
Highland Park Chinese funeral home founded to serve New Jersey's Chinese families, sharing its building with Jaqui-Kuhn Funeral Home. Its chapel holds traditional wakes with a full altar and overnight vigils, and it schedules funerals and burials on dates the family chooses from the almanac.