64 funeral homes and crematories offering veterans services in Georgia, 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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64 funeral homes and crematories offering veterans services in Georgia
Georgia Funeral Care is a family-owned funeral home on South Main Street in Acworth, founded in 2012, that also serves Kennesaw and Cartersville. It offers burial, cremation, green burial and veteran packages, and can coordinate terramation arrangements. Its on-site crematory was completed in April 2017, and the home is a member of the Green Burial Council.
Lane Memorial Chapel was established in Adel in May 1970 and has been at the same location since. It serves Cook, Berrien, Lowndes, Tift and Brooks counties, and states it handles traditional and non-traditional funerals, cremations, veteran services and memorial services.
In Alpharetta, off GA 400 at exit 12-A (McFarland Parkway), SouthCare's Alpharetta facility opened in 2008 and offers cremation, traditional funerals and green burials, with an on-site chapel and café. It operates an on-site crematory and lets families view the cremation. SouthCare states it was the first funeral home in Georgia approved by the Green Burial Council.
Aldridge Funeral and Cremation Services has served the Americus community since 2002 from Rees Park, in a building once known as Reese Park Chapel. The home states that it files death certificates and veterans' and social security benefits, offers pre-need counseling, and has a notary and two ministers on staff. Its remodeled chapel seats 300 people or more.
In Americus, West's Mortuary serves from North Lee Street. The firm expanded to Americus in 1983 by purchasing the Smith Funeral Home, and its original location is in Montezuma. It offers traditional, cremation and memorial services, funeral pre-planning, and help completing forms for Social Security and veterans benefits.
Mack & Payne Funeral Home has served families in Athens and the surrounding area since 1912 and states that it is still family-owned. It plans traditional services and memorial gatherings, guides families through burial planning, and helps veterans' families with military benefits such as burial flags and Presidential Memorial Certificates.
Alfonso Dawson Mortuary is at 3000 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in southwest Atlanta, in Fulton County, near I-285 and I-20. The family firm opened in Atlanta in December 1965 and also operates Resthaven Gardens of Memory, a cemetery in Decatur. It offers pre-need arranging, financing and grief counseling, and its staff includes a Spanish interpreter.
In Atlanta, the Cremation Society of Georgia provides cremation for families anywhere in Georgia, with the crematory in its own building. It works with national cemeteries, including Georgia National Cemetery in Canton, for veterans, and offers the option of a Memorial at Sea. It states it has served families since 1982.
Fischer Funeral Care and Cremation Services is a family owned and operated funeral home on Chamblee Dunwoody Road in Atlanta, serving Atlanta and North Georgia including Chamblee, Dunwoody and Doraville. It offers burial at local cemeteries, cremation options and international shipping, and its staff will meet a family at home to make arrangements. The home has Spanish speaking staff.
Augusta Cremation & Funeral Home is a funeral home at 723 Walton Way in Augusta, Georgia, in Richmond County. It states that its package plans offer a service followed by cremation or burial, and that it helps families with insurance, Social Security and veteran benefits. Its history page says it changed its name in 2025 and traces its roots to Peoples Funeral Home in Augusta.
Davis-Struempf Funeral Home & Crematory serves Austell and nearby Cobb County communities from the East West Connector. The family-owned home, opened in 1996, offers funerals, memorials, burial, cremation and pre-planning, and helps military families apply for burial flags and benefits. Cremation takes place in its own on-site crematory under the home's 13-step process.
In downtown Braselton, Memorial Park Funeral Home Braselton serves families of Jackson, Barrow, Hall and Gwinnett counties. It offers traditional and non-traditional funeral services, including cremations, and pre-need arrangements. The 1916 house has a six-thousand-square-foot event center at the back for gatherings.
Flanigan Funeral Home is at 4400 South Lee Street in Buford, with a chapel, six visitation rooms and a reception room. It offers funerals, cremations performed in its own on-site crematorium, pre-arrangements and service at the Georgia National Cemetery in Canton. It accepts pre-paid arrangements and insurance policies bought at other funeral homes, which can be transferred to it.
Lucas Funeral Home is a family-owned funeral home in Cochran that serves the surrounding area. It provides funeral, cremation and memorial services and plans services ahead. Its staff are certified with Veterans Funeral Care and help families with the paperwork for veterans benefits.
Georgia Cremation's Columbus office, at 7500 Veterans Parkway in the Magnolia Plaza Office Suites, serves families of Columbus and surrounding cities. The firm specializes in simple cremation, helps families with the paperwork for military death benefits and offers pre-planning and pre-funding. Staff are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Hill-Watson Memorial Chapel is a funeral home on Hamilton Road in Columbus, in Muscogee County, that also serves families in Phenix City, Fort Moore and Fortson. It provides traditional funerals, memorial services, cremation services, graveside ceremonies and funeral pre-planning. Its team assists families with Social Security and Veterans Administration benefits.
Vance Brooks Funeral Home is a family-owned funeral home on Macon Road in Columbus, in Muscogee County, with a second location in Phenix City, Alabama. It offers traditional burial and cremation options and provides veterans benefits and resources to veteran families. Its Columbus facility sits near Parkhill Cemetery and Ft. Benning.
Caldwell & Cowan Funeral Home has served Newton County families from Covington since 1933, and since 2007 from its building at 1215 Access Road. The home arranges funeral, burial and cremation services, and its own Dogwood Hill Crematory sits within the funeral home, with a viewing window for families who choose to witness the cremation. A staff member assists families in Spanish.
J. C. Harwell Funeral Home and Cremation Chapel in Covington was founded in 1893 and has been at its present location near the downtown square since 1943. The family owned home offers traditional funeral services, cremation services and pre-planning programs, and after the services its staff help families with social security, veterans affairs and insurance filings. Its chapel seats more than 200.
Bill Head Funeral Homes and Crematory serves Duluth and Gwinnett County from its Duluth Chapel on Duluth Highway, which the family bought in 1990. The firm offers cremation in its own crematory, pre-need planning and help securing veterans' burial benefits. It is a family owned business run by the second and third generations.
