5 funeral homes and crematories offering veterans services in Jefferson County, Alabama, 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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5 funeral homes and crematories offering veterans services in Jefferson County
Johnson Memorial Funeral Directors is on 9th Avenue North in Bessemer and states it was established in 1967 to serve Bessemer and Jefferson County. It states it offers funeral and memorial services, cremation, pre-arrangements under an Alabama Board of Funeral Services pre-need licence, and help for veterans with their benefits.
Bushelon Funeral Home is at 800 14th Street SW in Birmingham, in Jefferson County. Its site states the family established it in 1976 and that it offers funeral and burial services, cremation and memorial services, preplanning, and guidance with veterans benefits.
Neptune Society - Birmingham is a cremation office on Colonnade Parkway in Birmingham, in Jefferson County, handling cremation for an immediate need and prepaid cremation planned ahead. For a recent death it handles the death certificate and cremation permit and the transport to the cremation facility, and it helps families with a veteran's benefits eligibility.
Westside Funeral Home's Fairfield location is on Valley Road in Fairfield, in Jefferson County, the operator's second location after Calera; the home says it has served since 1986. Its services list includes cremation through an outside crematory, applying for veterans' benefits, and transfer from a place of death anywhere in the world.
Messmer Goodwin Funeral Home is in Warrior, in Jefferson County. Its site states weekday business hours and says that after hours an answering service passes the caller's name and number to the funeral director on call. It asks a veteran's family to bring the DD-214 so it can arrange military honors and a flag.
