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
Mayes Ward Dobbins Funeral Home & Crematory's Historic Marietta Chapel stands on Church Street in the heart of Historic Marietta. The family-owned firm states it has provided funeral services, burials and cremations there since 1932, with its own on-site crematory and staff who assist with veteran benefits and national cemetery scheduling.
The National Cremation Service Atlanta office in Marietta opened in October 2014 and serves all Georgia counties. It offers a Veterans Cremation Package and schedules burial at Georgia or Marietta National Cemetery for a veteran or spouse. The office is a member of the Cobb County Chamber of Commerce and the North Cobb Business Association.
In Marietta, off I-75 at exit 263 in Cobb County, SouthCare's Marietta location opened in 2004 and offers cremation, traditional funerals and green burials. It operates an on-site crematory, holds one funeral or memorial service at a time, and lets families witness the cremation. SouthCare states it was the first funeral home in Georgia approved by the Green Burial Council.
Southern Cremations & Funerals in Marietta opened in 2014 on the grounds of Cheatham Hill Memorial Park, a funeral home, crematory and cemetery in one place. The family-owned home offers burial, cremation performed on site by its own staff, veterans benefits paperwork, international shipping and pre-planning, with Spanish-speaking staff.
Family-owned and operated, West Cobb Funeral Home & Crematory has served families in Marietta and surrounding Cobb County communities since October 10, 1995. It offers burial and cremation services, and since 2008 its on-site crematory has kept every loved one in its own care.
In McDonough, the home sits on the grounds of Eastlawn Memorial Park, with a funeral home, crematory and cemetery on one site for families in Henry County. It offers burial, cremation including witness cremation, preplanning, veterans benefits help and international shipping. Spanish assistance is available by phone, and the general list of charges is posted with its effective date.
In Montezuma, West's Mortuary stands on Drayton Street on land purchased in 1949, and a second West's Mortuary location serves Americus. The home offers traditional, cremation and memorial services, funeral pre-planning, and help completing forms for Social Security and veterans benefits.
Roscoe Jenkins Funeral Home is in Newnan and serves Coweta County and the surrounding areas. It offers traditional, non-traditional, cremation and memorial services, with funeral pre-planning and help completing veterans benefit forms. The home was founded in 1911.
Neptune Society - Atlanta is a cremation office on Peachtree Industrial Blvd in Norcross, in Gwinnett 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.
Mayes Ward Dobbins Funeral Home & Crematory's Powder Springs Chapel serves West Cobb from Macland Road in Powder Springs. The family-owned firm states it offers traditional funeral services, memorial services, burial and cremation there, with an on-site crematory and staff who assist with veteran benefits. The firm opened the Powder Springs location in 2011.
In Savannah, the Hodgson Chapel of Fox & Weeks Funeral Directors opened on Hodgson Memorial Drive in 1986, and the firm has a second chapel on Whitemarsh Island. It offers cremation through its own on-site crematory, from direct cremation to services with visitation, and helps veterans' families obtain burial benefits.
On Whitemarsh Island in Savannah, Fox & Weeks Funeral Directors opened its Islands Chapel in February 1998, beside its Hodgson Chapel on the Southside. The firm offers cremation through its own on-site crematory, from direct cremation to services with visitation, and helps veterans' families obtain burial benefits.
In Snellville, off Hwy 78 (Stone Mountain Hwy.) in Gwinnett County, SouthCare opened its fourth location in February 2022 and offers cremation, traditional funerals and green burial. It holds one funeral or memorial service at a time and lets families witness the cremation. SouthCare states it was the first funeral home in Georgia approved by the Green Burial Council.
Ingram Brothers Funeral Home on Spring Street has provided Sparta with funeral services since 1944. It arranges traditional funerals and cremation services, holds prearrangement conferences, and helps veterans' families apply for county and federal aid.
In Statesboro, Joiner-Anderson Funeral Home has been locally owned and operated since its flagship location opened in 1996. It offers burial, cremation, green burial and preplanning, and its staff help families apply for veterans benefits. Its private crematory is the only one in Bulloch County, and Bulloch Memorial Gardens is the firm's own cemetery.
Matthew H. Lovett & Son's Funeral Home, LLC serves Statesboro and the surrounding communities from US Highway 80 West. It arranges traditional burials, cremation including direct cremation, help with VA benefits paperwork and pre-planned funerals. Its phone line is answered 24 hours a day, and the office keeps weekday hours with weekends and evenings by appointment.
In Stockbridge, off I-75 at exit 224 in Henry County, SouthCare's Stockbridge location opened in 2007 and offers cremation, traditional funerals and green burials. It operates an on-site crematory, holds one funeral or memorial service at a time, and lets families view the cremation. SouthCare states it was the first funeral home in Georgia approved by the Green Burial Council.
In Sylvania, Joiner-Anderson Funeral Home opened its location in 2008 to serve families in Screven, Effingham, Jenkins, Burke and Bulloch counties. It offers burial, cremation, green burial and preplanning, and its staff help families apply for veterans benefits. The building on Ennis Street has two visitation rooms and a 185-seat chapel.
In Tucker, the Lilburn/Tucker Chapel on Lawrenceville Highway is one of two chapels of a family-owned funeral home, the other in Duluth. It provides cremation through its own crematory, pre-need planning and help securing veterans' burial benefits. The chapel opened in 1992 and seats about 250 people.
In Valdosta, Carson McLane Funeral Home has served Lowndes County since 1936 and has occupied its North Patterson Street building, built as a funeral home, since 1951. The McLane firm offers burial at McLane Riverview Memorial Gardens, planning ahead and veterans services. It offers witness cremation at its own crematory, opened in Valdosta in 1999.
