Getting Started
We are Available 24/7
There are certain standard items that will be required regardless of your situation. Take some time to review some of the more common expectations with any Jewish Funeral. Here’s a brief outline of things to consider and expect with our services:
When A Death Has Already Occurred
Steps can vary based on the deceased location and whether or not they were in hospice care. Regardless, we highly encourage you to contact us first to help walk you through all available options. Learn more
When A Death Is Imminent
Factors such as place of death and/or current state of the soon-to-be deceased can dictate how best to handle pre-planning for any Jewish Funeral. If you are expecting the passing of a family member or loved one, we highly recommend contacting us first so we can help throughout every step. Call us 24/7 to get started. Learn More
Our First Conversation
We often recommend that, regardless of situation, contacting us first is generally a best initial step as we can guide you through each and every step. You can expect the utmost respect and care in our first conversation where we aim to gather some core information such as: Name of Deceased, Location of Deceased, Date & Time of Death [If Known], Personal Physician’s Name, etc.
Vital Statistics
We are required by law to file the death certificate in the jurisdiction where death occurred prior to services and/or disposition of the deceased. We do rely on you to provide us with accurate information. Please take some time to complete our Vital Statistics form which is by the easiest way to provide the required information. We are, of course, available to walk you through this 24/7.
Why Beth David Jewish Funerals?
Promise of Affordability
Jewish funerals, like any funeral, are not only an incredibly difficult time emotionally but are also a difficult time financially. Our promise of affordability makes it so that we reduce as much of the financial burden as possible.
Commitment to Dignity
With the death of a family member or loved one, you want the peace of mind that their life, death, and physical body are all treated with the utmost dignity and respect along with the same level of respect for you and your family.