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How much does a funeral cost in Hempstead, NY?
Here are average prices for common funerals in Hempstead, NY, based on our estimates. Prices will vary at different funeral homes, so it's a good idea to compare several options and ask for general price lists.
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Memorials for people from Hempstead, NY
Feb 1, 1938 — Nov 29, 2022
Hempstead, NY
Harvey Graber, 84, of Hempstead, NY, passed away on November 29, 2022, after a battle with Arterios…
Read moreHarvey Graber, 84, of Hempstead, NY, passed away on November 29, 2022, after a battle with Arteriosclerotic heart …
Read moreHarvey Graber, 84, of Hempstead, NY, passed away on November 29,…
Read moreJun 28, 1956 — Dec 8, 2021
Hempstead, NY
Planning a funeral in Hempstead, NY
If you’re planning a funeral in Hempstead, New York, there are several well-reviewed funeral homes for you to choose from. Before choosing a funeral home in Hempstead, it’s often a good idea to decide what kind of funeral you’d like to have for your loved one. Do you want him/her to be buried or cremated? Would you like to have a viewing? Do you want a traditional funeral ceremony or a more unique celebration of life (or something in between)? (Tip: if you’re unsure, you may want to try our free funeral planner.)
Once you’ve landed on the basics, it’s easier to compare funeral homes in Hempstead, based on what you’re looking for. Take a look at reviews and prices for at least a few funeral homes, so you can get a feel for what’s out there. If you’re planning on doing the service at another location (such as a religious institution, community center or cemetery), then the exact location and interior of the funeral home are less important, but if you’d like to use their facilities, it’s a good idea to visit in person before making any final decisions.
If you’re planning a burial, there are a handful cemeteries on Long Island to choose from. You may also want to consider cemeteries in Queens or Brooklyn. It never hurts to walk around a few cemeteries to get a feel for where you’re most likely to want to go back and visit.