Gutterman’s & Gutterman Warheit — Jewish Funeral Services in New York and Florida

There are times when a loved one passes that there may simply not have been enough time to have a funeral before the body had to be consecrated into the ground. There’s typically still a need for the closure, grieving and remembrance of life that such a service allows. A memorial service offers the opportunity to remember and honor your loved one, in the company of others who share your love and grief.

At Gutterman’s and Gutterman Warheit, with chapels in New York and Florida, we work closely with Jewish families in times of loss. We view our work as a calling—we’ve been family owned and operated for more than 125 years. Many of our employees have been with us for decades and some have spent their entire careers with us.

For assistance in preparing a memorial service, or to learn about the full complement of funeral services and products we offer, call us at one of the numbers listed below or contact us online.

The Guidance You Need to Arrange a Memorial Service

A memorial service looks very much like a funeral. In most instances, the only difference is that the decedent is not present. We’ll work with you and your rabbi, if appropriate, to put together the service, helping you find poems, traditional prayers and other remembrances to honor your loved one. We also help arrange memorial services with non-religious officiators. We can hold the memorial service in one of our chapels, at your synagogue, or at a location of your choice.