Cremation Services in Everett, Washington
Everett, Washington is served by 2 authorized Parting Stone partners offering cremation and funeral services to local families. Collectively, all 2 providers in Everett hold an average Google rating of 4.8 across 77 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. Solie Funeral Home & Crematory is among the local providers offering this option.
All providers listed here have been authorized by Parting Stone and serve families in Everett and the surrounding Washington communities.
Find professional cremation services in Everett, Washington that offer Parting Stone's solidified remains memorial service. Connect with trusted local funeral homes and cremation providers.
Our authorized partners in Everett provide compassionate cremation services with the option to transform cremated remains into beautiful memorial stones.
All Cremation Services in Everett
Solie Funeral Home & Crematory, located at 3301 Colby Avenue in Everett, Washington, stands out for its high volume of cremations, handling approximately 900 annually. The facility offers comprehensive cremation and funeral services, indicating a substantial level of experience and expertise in end-…
Choice Cremations of The Cascades performs approximately 320 cremations annually from its location on Colby Avenue in Everett, positioning the business among the higher-volume cremation providers in Snohomish County. The facility serves families throughout the Everett metro area and the surrounding …
What Our Customers Say
"We found Parting Stones before my husband's illness overtook him. We were able to discuss the process and he was very delighted with the idea of everyone in the family receiving a Stone. He was also able to give input as to where he wanted the stones laid or tossed or mailed to. Every family member or good friend that received a Stone was so appreciative."
— Michele
Everett, Washington