220 funeral homes and crematories offering veterans services in Florida, 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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220 funeral homes and crematories offering veterans services in Florida
In Oviedo, National Cremation and Burial Society arranges cremation and traditional burial, with services at its funeral home, a church or graveside, at the time of death or in advance. The office has a reception area for gatherings around visitations and services, and serves Seminole, Orange, Volusia, Polk, Brevard, Lake and Osceola counties.
In Palatka, this Putnam County funeral home has been owned and operated by one family since 1953 and arranges burials and cremations, with cremation carried out at its own on-site crematory. Its chapel and overflow area seat 240 guests, and the family also operates Palatka Memorial Gardens.
In Palm Bay, Fountainhead Funeral Home provides funeral and cremation services to families from Palm Bay, Melbourne, Malabar and beyond, beside its sister cemetery, Fountainhead Memorial Park, which offers ground burial and cremation options. It works with families on arrangements in advance and on veterans' burial benefits. The home states it was established in 1966.
In Palm Beach Gardens, IJ Morris at Star of David of the Palm Beaches states it is the only Jewish funeral home in the northern part of Palm Beach County. Its directors specialize in serving the Jewish community, from the shomer and tahara through the funeral or memorial service. It arranges cremation and transportation to Israel, and also serves people of all religious and cultural backgrounds.
In Palm Coast, Lotus Funeral Home is a private, women-owned funeral home providing funeral, cremation and memorial services. Its staff assist veterans and their families with benefits and documentation.
In Palm Harbor, Curlew Hills Memory Gardens offers burial, cremation in its own on-site crematory, and help with veterans' benefits applications. Its cemetery has traditional ground burial, niches, mausoleums and a Hellenic section dedicated to the cultural and religious beliefs of the Greek heritage. It began operating on March 1, 1979.
In Palmetto, Westside Funeral Home arranges funeral and memorial services, with cremation carried out at its private crematory. The services it lists include transfer from the place of death anywhere in the world and applying for veterans benefits.
In Pensacola, Bayview Fisher-Pou Chapel stands on the grounds of Bayview Memorial Park, where it handles cremation arrangements, traditional funerals with cemetery burial and arrangements planned in advance. Its team includes Spanish-speaking staff, and the funeral home dates its history in the city to 1868.
In Pensacola, Eastern Gate Memorial Funeral Home and Memorial Gardens arranges services from a basic cremation with a scattering in the Gulf of Mexico to a full traditional funeral with a catered reception. Its cemetery of about 42 acres offers in-ground burial and above-ground burial in a mausoleum. The home was founded in the mid-1980s and has an on-site chapel.
In Pensacola, Family-Funeral & Cremation provides funeral, cremation and preplanning services to families in Escambia County, Santa Rosa County and Northwest Florida. It performs cremations at its own on-site crematory and also arranges burial at sea and services for veterans.
In Pensacola, Oak Lawn Funeral Home opened in December 1974 on New Warrington Road, with a chapel for up to 250 guests and an on-site crematory. Five miles from Naval Air Station Pensacola, it arranges interment or inurnment at Barrancas National Cemetery.
In Plant City, Wells Memorial & Event Center, formerly Wells Memorial Funeral Home, has provided funeral services in Plant City and Hillsborough County since 1896. Its funeral directors arrange burial and cremation, for an immediate need or planning ahead, and are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
In Pompano Beach, Kraeer Funeral Home works with Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens, a 42-acre cemetery offering in-ground burial, lawn crypts and family estates, with sections reserved for the Jewish and Greek faiths. The home has two chapels and no on-site crematory, arranges cremation, and serves families planning ahead or with an immediate need.
In Pompano Beach, Kraeer Funeral Home and Cremation Center has served Pompano, Deerfield Beach and Lighthouse Point for more than 55 years, with traditional funeral services and cremation options from a direct cremation to a full funeral before or after it. It operates an on-site crematory and sits close to Interstate 95, with hotels nearby for out-of-town families.
In Ponte Vedra Beach, Ponte Vedra Valley is a family-owned funeral home with an on-site cremation center and cemetery. It arranges burials, cremations, pre-arrangements and burial in a National Cemetery for veterans, and its cemetery grounds include two consecrated Jewish areas and a Veterans Circle.
In Port Charlotte, Kays-Ponger & Uselton plans funerals, memorials, remembrance receptions and cremations from its Harbor Boulevard home, which has a nondenominational chapel for small services. Its services include pre-arrangement counseling and extra recognition for fallen veterans, and the group has cared for Charlotte County families since 1907.
In Port Charlotte, National Cremation Society handles cremation, its paperwork and transportation, with arrangements at the time of loss or in advance with a licensed pre-planning specialist. The office opened in April 1987, meets families at home or in its office, and serves Port Charlotte, Arcadia, Punta Gorda, Englewood and North Port.
In Port Charlotte, Roberson Funeral Home & Crematory has served Charlotte County families since 1976 with burial, cremation, veterans services, out-of-state transfers and funerals planned ahead. Its Port Charlotte chapel, where the firm first opened, houses its own on-site crematory and seats 150.
In Port Orange, Volusia Memorial Funeral Home has served the community since 1995 from a chapel on Clyde Morris Boulevard near downtown. It arranges cremation, including scattering in the Atlantic Ocean, and traditional funerals with cemetery burial, walks families through veterans burial benefits and plans arrangements in advance.
In Port St. Lucie, Aycock at Tradition provides funeral and cremation services to families in the Treasure Coast region. Services run from a traditional funeral to themed events, such as a live cover band or a beach-themed gathering. The home is on Tradition Parkway, west of the town square, and invites families to tour the building.
