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Jun 21, 2006 — May 14, 2022
Phoenix, AZ
1961 — Jun 25, 2020
Phoenix, AZ
On June 25th 2020, our mother & sister Roseann Vitollo passed away into God’s graces. A warrior througho…
Read moreOn June 25th 2020, our mother & sister Roseann Vitollo passed away into God’s graces. A warrio…
Read moreOn June 25th 2020, our mother & sister Roseann Vitollo passe…
" Read moreMay 3, 1962 — May 6, 2022
Phoenix, AZ
Retired Naval Chief John Tucker of Phoenix, Arizona left this Earth both suddenly and unexpectedly in the ea…
Read moreRetired Naval Chief John Tucker of Phoenix, Arizona left this Earth both suddenly and unexpectedly…
Read moreRetired Naval Chief John Tucker of Phoenix, Arizona left this Ea…
" Read moreJul 27, 1995 — May 3, 2022
Phoenix, AZ
On Tuesday, May 3, 2022, Edward J. Aguirre Jr., loving son, brother, Tio, and grandson, passed away at the ag…
Read moreOn Tuesday, May 3, 2022, Edward J. Aguirre Jr., loving son, brother, Tio, and grandson, passed away…
Read moreOn Tuesday, May 3, 2022, Edward J. Aguirre Jr., loving son, brot…
" Read morePlanning a funeral in Phoenix, AZ
With the high concentration of retirement communities in Phoenix, it’s not uncommon for family members to need to plan a funeral in Phoenix, Arizona without knowing the area well. Fortunately, Phoenix has dozens of funeral homes, many of which have stellar reviews.
While you may choose to, you don’t need to have the funeral at the funeral home itself. You may also want to consider a religious location, community center or even a favorite restaurant or outdoor space (although, during summer months, you may want to avoid an outdoor funeral due to the heat).
If your loved one passed away in Phoenix, but you want to have a funeral or memorial service in another location, you have a several options. A funeral home can help you transport the body to another state, but that can get costly. You can also choose to cremate your loved one (the most common option in Arizona) and transport the ashes yourself. Lastly, you can also consider burying your loved one in Arizona, but holding a memorial service or celebration of life at another location.