Funeral Homes, Funeral Parlors & Cremation Providers in Hawaii

Advice on arranging a funeral or cremation in Hawaii

• Remember, how much you care is not measured by how much you spend, when arranging a funeral or cremation in Hawaii. 
• Always compare prices.  The costs for funerals in Hawaii can be very different between funeral homes.
• You may purchase a casket from a 3rd party and have it delivered to the funeral home.  This alone can save $1000's in funeral expenses in Hawaii.
• If you would like a simple, low cost alternative to the more expensive traditional funeral in Hawaii, then a direct cremation is by far the least expensive option in Hawaii.

Funeral Homes in Honolulu 

Funeral Homes in Kahului 

Funeral Homes in Kailua-Kona 

Funeral Homes in Kalae 

Funeral Homes in Kaneohe 

Funeral Homes in Kealakekua 

Funeral Homes in Koloa 

Funeral Homes in Lawai 

Funeral Homes in Pearl City 

Funeral Homes in Wailuku 

Funeral Homes in Waipahu 

Hawaii is the newest of US States, and the only state made up entirely of islands. The center of population of Hawaii is located directly between the two islands of Oahu and Moloka. Hawaii has a de facto population of approximately 1.3 million, this is due to military presence and tourists. Oahu, which is nicknamed "The Gathering Place", is the most populous island (and the one with the highest population density), with a resident population of just under one million in 597 square miles.  The average projected lifespan of those born in Hawaii is 79.8 years (77.1 years if male, 82.5 if female), longer than the residents of any other state.

There are approximately 60 funeral homes and cemeteries located in Hawaii.  The Cremation Association of North America reports that in 2000, about 60 percent of Hawaii's 8,500 dead were cremated, the highest rate in the nation.  The Hawaii Funeral Directors Association serves the funeral industry profession, and the association has made great efforts over recent years to improve the regulation of the industry.