737 funeral homes and crematories offering veterans services in 14 states, listed by state, 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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737 funeral homes and crematories offering veterans services
Robinson Funeral Home is on 6th Street NW in Washington. Its site states burial at area cemeteries, cremation and memorial services, shipment out of town and internationally, and military funerals at veterans' cemeteries, serving the area since 1942.
In Altamonte Springs, the West Altamonte Chapel of Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Home serves families in Altamonte Springs, Forest City and the Metro Orlando area from 90 Weathersfield Avenue, near Interstate 4. It offers traditional services and cremation, and families can plan ahead in person or virtually.
In Altamonte Springs, Baldwin-Fairchild Altamonte Funeral Home plans funeral and cremation services for families in Altamonte Springs, Fern Park, Casselberry and the surrounding Orlando Metro area from 994 East Altamonte Drive. Its examples of a tribute include a beach-themed celebration in the reception room and a putting green in the chapel, and families can plan ahead in person or virtually.
In Apopka, Baldwin-Fairchild Apopka Funeral Home serves families in Apopka, Zellwood, Mount Dora and the surrounding Metro Orlando area from 601 North Park Avenue. It plans services from a basic cremation to a traditional funeral with a cemetery burial, and its funeral directors work with families to plan ahead. The facility was known as Bray Funeral Home until 1980.
In Arcadia, Hickson Funeral Home arranges funeral, graveside and memorial services and offers cremation services, preplanning and help with veterans' benefits. Its history dates to 1924, when it was established as the Arcadia Funeral Home, the oldest continuously operated funeral home in DeSoto County.
In Atlantic Beach, Ferreira Funeral Services at Beaches Memorial Park offers funeral, cremation, memorial and pre-planning services as one of the firm's First Coast locations. For veterans, the firm notifies Social Security and the VA and requests an active duty honor guard for retired military. Ferreira describes itself as a family owned and operated funeral home.
In Auburndale, Ott-Laughlin Funeral Home works beside Glen Abbey Memorial Gardens, its sister cemetery on K Ville Avenue, so burial needs no off-site travel after the service. It offers burial, cremation and cemetery services to families from Winter Haven to Lakeland, including interment of cremated remains, above-ground entombment and family estates.
In Baldwin, this Ferreira Funeral Services location is one of the Ferreira homes serving North Florida, offering burial and cremation services and funeral pre-planning. Ferreira describes itself as a family owned funeral home and requests an active duty honor guard for retired military with 20 or more years of service.
In Beverly Hills, Fero Funeral Home & Life Celebration Center offers funeral and cremation services for families throughout Citrus County, from a large traditional funeral in its chapel or a local church to an intimate family gathering after a cremation. The home dates to 1973 and sits at Fero Memorial Gardens, its cemetery, which provides burial options.
In Boca Raton, Babione Funeral Home has served Florida families since 1957 and opened this West Boca Raton location on Calle Comercio Drive in 1994. It arranges traditional funeral services with a cemetery burial, and it works closely with veterans organizations.
In Boca Raton, Babione-Kraeer Funeral Home & Cremation Center, established in 1957, is the original Babione location, on North Federal Highway in the Pearl City neighborhood. It arranges direct and witness cremation, owns its crematory and offers traditional funeral services with a cemetery burial, and it works closely with veterans organizations.
In Boca Raton, Clearview Cremation's office serves Palm Beach, Broward and the Treasure Coast and specializes in direct cremation, handling the transfer, the paperwork and the return of the cremated remains. It coordinates military honors and national cemetery scheduling for veterans, and its staff support families in Spanish throughout the process.
In Bonita Springs, Hodges Life Celebration Center is a funeral home and multipurpose event center serving the Bonita Springs and greater Lee County communities. It arranges traditional funerals, life celebrations and cremation, including scattering ceremonies, and works with families on final arrangements in advance. Its event spaces hold up to 200 guests.
In Bradenton, this event center serves families of Lakewood Ranch and neighboring communities with traditional and contemporary funerals and cremations. Its two venues hold about 100 and more than 130 guests, with an onsite kitchen and catering that includes Kosher options.
In Bradenton, this funeral home stands on the north portion of Manasota Memorial Park on State Road 70, a cemetery that dates to 1925. Families hold services in its chapel or on the park grounds, which offer ground burial, mausoleum entombment and cremation niches.
In Bradenton, Shannon Funeral Home and Cremation Services offers funeral, cremation and green burial services to families in Manatee County and the surrounding areas. It is independently owned and family operated for over four generations, with nondenominational chapels suitable for services of all faiths.
In Brandon, Hillsboro Memorial Funeral Home and Hillsboro Memorial Gardens work together to provide funeral, cremation and cemetery services to the Greater Tampa Bay Area. Team members speak both Spanish and English. The funeral home was established in 1981, and the 45-acre cemetery has a veterans section, a Catholic section and a Star of David section.
In Brandon, Stowers Funeral Home occupies the Brandon Homestead, a two-story house built in 1876 and converted into a funeral home in 1960. Its funeral directors arrange traditional religious ceremonies, cremations with memorial services and veterans funerals, with a flexible reception space and a chapel.
In Brooksville, Merritt Funeral Home has offered funeral and cremation care since 1982 from a building on South Lemon Avenue, and has its own crematory. It works with families to make final arrangements in advance.
In Bushnell, the Purcell Chapel of Beyers Funeral Home & Crematory arranges cremation and burial services and sits under 15 minutes from Florida National Cemetery, working closely with its staff on veterans' questions. Purcell Funeral Home was established in 1960 and joined Beyers in 2007.