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
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.
Heritage Memorial Funeral Home & Crematory is at 701 Carl Vinson Pkwy in Warner Robins, with an on-site crematory, and was founded in 1994. It serves families throughout the Warner Robins area with burial, cremation, funeral and memorial services, pre-need planning and veterans services. Spanish-language services are available.
McCullough Funeral Home serves Houston County from 417 S Houston Lake Rd in Warner Robins and has served Middle Georgia families since 1945. The family owned home arranges funerals with burial or cremation in its own on-site crematory, makes pre-arrangements, and has a staff member who handles veterans' benefits paperwork. All arrangements can be made remotely by phone, video conference or email.
Harrington Family Funeral Services serves Ware County from 1100 Ossie Davis Pkwy. in Waycross. The home states that it offers traditional funeral, cremation, memorial, preplanning and veterans services from Waycross and from its Harrington Memorial Tribute Center in Folkston. Its about page says it has served families for more than 50 years.
In Woodstock, Lakeside Funeral Home stands off Highway 92 on Claremore Drive and serves families from Acworth, Kennesaw, Canton and nearby towns. The family-owned home arranges traditional funerals, burial without a service, green burial and cremation in its on-site crematory, and works with veteran families on national cemetery eligibility. Its chapel seats up to 250 guests and faces the lake.
Dodo Mortuary, Inc. & Crematory is on Wainaku Street in Hilo, close to downtown, and traces its start to 1898; it is independently owned and operated for four generations. It states it offers traditional funeral and burial services, cremation in its own crematory and help for veteran families with burial benefits. Its Hilo location has air conditioned chapels and a large parking area.
Aloha Mortuary is a Native Hawaiian-owned mortuary in the One Kapiolani Building in Honolulu. It states it arranges cremation, burial and destination burials, forwards and receives remains across state and international borders, and handles placement in national or state veterans cemeteries. Its cultural services are planned with local cultural practitioners (kumu).
O’ahu Mortuary is on Nuuanu Avenue in Honolulu, established in 2013 as a wholly owned subsidiary of the non-profit O’ahu Cemetery & Crematory, whose crematory was the first public crematory in the Hawaiian islands in 1906. It states it offers cremation, burial services and help completing the forms for a veteran's benefits. Its historic chapel seats up to 150 guests, with a lanai for receptions.
Dodo Mortuary, Inc. – Kona Branch is on Mamalahoa Highway in Kealakekua, at the base of the entrance to the Kona Community Hospital. It is the Kona office of Dodo Mortuary, Inc. & Crematory of Hilo, which states it offers traditional funeral and burial services, cremation in its own crematory and help for veteran families with burial benefits. Cremated remains may be claimed at the Kona office.
Amboy home of Eddy Funeral Homes, family owned and operated and in their sixth generation, which came to the firm in a merger with Laird Funeral Home. The firm applies for VA and Social Security benefits for families and offers a complete preplanning service.
Anderson funeral home founded in 1960, with two chapels seating 275 people. It specializes in funeral pre-arrangements, helps families apply for veterans benefits and arranges shipping of remains nationally and internationally.
Berne chapel of Zwick & Jahn Funeral Homes, which have served Indiana and Ohio families since 1899; the firm bought it in 2018 and it is all on one level. Every cremation is witnessed so each person is returned properly.
Brownstown funeral home in Jackson County, founded in Kurtz almost 125 years ago, which moved to Brownstown in 1944 and built its present home in 1956. Can hold visitation and funeral services at a family's church.
Flanner Buchanan Carmel is a Hamilton County funeral home also serving Westfield, Noblesville, Fishers, Lawrence and Broad Ripple, with two event rooms for services and receptions and food and beverage service on site. Its urn selection includes urns made in Indiana.
Cayuga's DeVerter Chapel of Sunset Funeral Home & Cremation Center, acquired in July 2022, with a history of caring for Cayuga families since 1974. Its funeral directors coordinate graveside services and the local honor guard.
Covington chapel of Sunset Funeral Home & Cremation Center, opened in August 2006 in a former hardware store. Its café hosts the firm's program for grieving children, and its directors coordinate graveside services and a veterans honor guard.
Founding Decatur location of Zwick & Jahn Funeral Homes, family-owned since the beginning, with roots in the city tracing to 1899 and three locations in all. Every cremation is witnessed so each person is returned properly.
DeMotte funeral home staffed by veterans and police officers, serving families throughout Jasper, Newton, Lake and Porter counties. It offers cremation with or without a service and files the applications for a veteran's burial flag, government marker and Presidential Memorial Certificate.
Smits Funeral Home in Dyer has served northwest Indiana and parts of neighboring Illinois since 2010, with three chapels that can be combined into one large chapel. Its staff arrange military burials and work closely with Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery in Elwood, Illinois.
Edinburgh funeral home with a downtown arrangement office that holds services in local churches and other venues, arranges veterans' benefits for the surviving family, and sells caskets to families who have chosen another funeral home.