W J Lyons Jr Funeral Home Inc

This covers local transfer of remains to the funeral home, services of the funeral director and staff and transportation of the body to the local crematory. It does not cover mileage beyond the distance this list includes and certified copies of the death certificate, which are priced one at a time. The county permit fee belongs to the county where the death occurred, not the county where the funeral home is, so pick that county below or ask the funeral home. Any sales tax is approximate, so ask the funeral home for the exact amount.

This price is the home's own package, the one it calls "A2…".

This list charges by the mile once the drive passes the distance its price covers. How far that is for a family is not something this figure can know, so no amount for it is in the total. The list says: "(FTC) “If you want to arrange a direct cremation, you can use an alternative container. Alternative containers encase the body and can be made of materials like fiberboard or composition materials (with or without an outside covering). The container we provide is a corrugated container.” Our charge for a direct cremation includes local transfer of remains to the funeral home, required authorizations, services of the funeral director and staff, transportation of the body to the local crematory and the return of the cremated remains to the funeral home. Transfer or other transportation by the funeral home beyond a radius of 20 miles is subject to an additional charge of $2.50 per mile. If you want to arrange a direct cremation, you may use an unfinished wooden box or an alternative container. Alternative containers can be made of heavy cardboard, pressed wood or composition materials (with or without outside covering), or may be pouches of canvas or other materials. The direct cremation prices do not include the crematory charge."

The median across New York is $3,065, from 82 posted price lists we have read.

The county permit fee belongs to the county where the death occurred, not the county where the funeral home is, so pick that county below or ask the funeral home. Any sales tax is approximate, so ask the funeral home for the exact amount.

This list charges by the mile once the drive passes the distance its price covers. How far that is for a family is not something this figure can know, so no amount for it is in the total. The list says: "(FTC) “If you want to arrange a direct cremation, you can use an alternative container. Alternative containers encase the body and can be made of materials like fiberboard or composition materials (with or without an outside covering). The container we provide is a corrugated container.” Our charge for a direct cremation includes local transfer of remains to the funeral home, required authorizations, services of the funeral director and staff, transportation of the body to the local crematory and the return of the cremated remains to the funeral home. Transfer or other transportation by the funeral home beyond a radius of 20 miles is subject to an additional charge of $2.50 per mile. If you want to arrange a direct cremation, you may use an unfinished wooden box or an alternative container. Alternative containers can be made of heavy cardboard, pressed wood or composition materials (with or without outside covering), or may be pouches of canvas or other materials. The direct cremation prices do not include the crematory charge."

Sales tax is not included in this figure. It varies by location and by what is taxed, so ask the funeral home for the exact amount.

It does not cover mileage beyond the distance this list includes and certified copies of the death certificate, which are priced one at a time. The county permit fee belongs to the county where the death occurred, not the county where the funeral home is, so pick that county below or ask the funeral home. Any sales tax is approximate, so ask the funeral home for the exact amount.

This list charges by the mile once the drive passes the distance its price covers. How far that is for a family is not something this figure can know, so no amount for it is in the total. The list says: "(FTC) “If you want to arrange a direct cremation, you can use an alternative container. Alternative containers encase the body and can be made of materials like fiberboard or composition materials (with or without an outside covering). The container we provide is a corrugated container.” Our charge for a direct cremation includes local transfer of remains to the funeral home, required authorizations, services of the funeral director and staff, transportation of the body to the local crematory and the return of the cremated remains to the funeral home. Transfer or other transportation by the funeral home beyond a radius of 20 miles is subject to an additional charge of $2.50 per mile. If you want to arrange a direct cremation, you may use an unfinished wooden box or an alternative container. Alternative containers can be made of heavy cardboard, pressed wood or composition materials (with or without outside covering), or may be pouches of canvas or other materials. The direct cremation prices do not include the crematory charge."

The median across New York is $4,200, from 51 posted price lists we have read.

It does not cover a casket. Any sales tax is approximate, so ask the funeral home for the exact amount.

Sales tax is not included in this figure. It varies by location and by what is taxed, so ask the funeral home for the exact amount.

The median across New York is $6,293, from 60 posted price lists we have read.