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A direct cremation with Tulip starts at $1,195, compared to an average of $1,900 in California.
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Serves the Bay Area and Southern California
4401 Howe Street, Suite B
Oakland, CA 94611

How much does a funeral cost in Berkeley, CA?

Here are average prices for common funerals in Berkeley, CA, based on our estimates. Prices will vary at different funeral homes, so it's a good idea to compare several options and ask for general price lists.

Traditional funeral
$8,400
Cremation & service
$3,750
Direct cremation
$2,050

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Memorials for people from Berkeley, CA

Browse a few memorial websites created for people from Berkeley, CA on Ever Loved. Find obituaries, funeral details, photos, stories, and more.
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Jared Simon Finkelstein

Apr 24, 1975 — Feb 20, 2023

Berkeley, CA

Joan Beals Carter

Sep 15, 1929 — Mar 1, 2023

Berkeley, CA

Joan Patricia (Beals) Carter passed away on March 1, 2023. Joan was born September 15, 1929 to Vern…

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Joan Patricia (Beals) Carter passed away on March 1, 2023. Joan was born September 15, 1929 to Vernon and Irene Be…

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Joan Patricia (Beals) Carter passed away on March 1, 2023. Joan …

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Beatrice A Barrigher

Nov 18, 1928 — Feb 22, 2023

Berkeley, CA

Beatrice A. Barrigher, affectionately known as "Aunt Bea" or "Mama Bea," was born November 18th, 19…

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Beatrice A. Barrigher, affectionately known as "Aunt Bea" or "Mama Bea," was born November 18th, 1928, in Galvesto…

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Beatrice A. Barrigher, affectionately known as "Aunt Bea" or "Ma…

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Susan Diane Meyer

Mar 1, 1943 — Sep 26, 2022

Berkeley, CA

Our much loved mother and grandmother, Susan Diane Meyer of Berkeley, California, died peacefully o…

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Our much loved mother and grandmother, Susan Diane Meyer of Berkeley, California, died peacefully on September 26,…

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Our much loved mother and grandmother, Susan Diane Meyer of Berk…

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Activist, astrologer, naturopath Chimey Lee (Shang-Mei Lee, Vera Lee)

1941 — Jan 10, 2023

Berkeley, CA

Chimey Lee (Shang-Mei Lee, Vera Lee) was born June 23, 1941 in Washington D.C. to Park Lim Lee and …

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Chimey Lee (Shang-Mei Lee, Vera Lee) was born June 23, 1941 in Washington D.C. to Park Lim Lee and Lai Ping Chu, e…

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Chimey Lee (Shang-Mei Lee, Vera Lee) was born June 23, 1941 in W…

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Planning a funeral in Berkeley

While there are few funeral homes within the Berkeley city limits, you’ll find a wealth of options in nearby cities and towns around the East Bay. Most people in Berkeley opt for cremation over burial, as it’s more environmentally friendly and it can be thousands of dollars cheaper.

Many people in Berkeley chose to hold a celebration of life, instead of a traditional funeral ceremony. A celebration of life is usually a happier event, focusing on the impact that the person had, and is separated from the disposition of the person’s body. If you choose to do this, a direct cremation may be all you need. Any of the funeral homes around the Berkeley area should be able to help you with this.

If you’d like to scatter your loved one’s ashes, there are several companies that will help you do so in the San Francisco Bay. You may also want to consider one of the beautiful outdoor areas surrounding Berkeley; think of a place that may have been special to the person who passed.

If you want have your loved one buried, there are a number of beautiful cemeteries in the East Bay, as well as a certified green cemetery nearby in Napa.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the notion of planning a funeral, you may want to try our free funeral planning guide to make key funeral decisions, get a planning checklist, and find places and vendors that are right for you and your family.

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