Cremation Services in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Lancaster, Pennsylvania is served by 3 authorized Parting Stone partners offering cremation and funeral services to local families. Collectively, all 3 providers in Lancaster hold an average Google rating of 4.9 across 318 reviews.
Each location in the directory offers access to Parting Stone's solidified remains service — a process that transforms cremated remains into smooth, individual stones families can hold, share, and keep. DeBord-Snyder Funeral Home & Crematory: Orange Street is among the local providers offering this option.
All providers listed here have been authorized by Parting Stone and serve families in Lancaster and the surrounding Pennsylvania communities.
Find professional cremation services in Lancaster, Pennsylvania that offer Parting Stone's solidified remains memorial service. Connect with trusted local funeral homes and cremation providers.
Our authorized partners in Lancaster provide compassionate cremation services with the option to transform cremated remains into beautiful memorial stones.
All Cremation Services in Lancaster
DeBord-Snyder Funeral Home & Crematory operates from 141 East Orange Street in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, handling approximately 400 cremations per year across its two locations. This volume places the funeral home among the busier providers in Lancaster County, suggesting established systems for inta…
DeBord-Snyder Funeral Home & Crematory: Marietta Ave holds a 4.9 rating on Google from 103 reviews, with comments consistently pointing to practical, hands-on help. Reviewers describe staff members by name—Jeremy and Brian—for being reachable for questions, guiding families step by step through choi…
Cremation Services of Lancaster operates under the business name 717CREMATE and handles approximately 300 cremations annually from its location at 2024 Marietta Ave in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Reviews indicate that the funeral home is frequently selected by families managing arrangements on short ti…
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Lancaster, Pennsylvania