Ahern Funeral Home

read moreAhern Funeral Home is a family owned and operated business located in the greater Hartford area for more than 125 years. Established in 1886, we have been committed to offering the finest funeral services to families in our community.

read moreMany people are unsure what steps to take when a death occurs. It is important that you understand what can be done. We, at Ahern Funeral Home, want to make sure that you have the necessary information required to make these important decisions about funeral arrangements. The necessary steps usually depend on the location and circumstances. In these situations you should contact 911. Police and emergency medical personnel will then determine the appropriate steps to take. Generally, the authorities can release the remains directly to the Ahern Funeral Home, so that preparations may begin.

read moreWhen facing the loss of a loved one, the last thing a family needs is uncertainly in knowing where to turn and what to do. Some families know exactly what they want, other families are facing a loss for the first time and don't know where to turn. Planning funeral service events, coordinating with clergy, dealing with flowers, restaurants, cemeteries, military honor guards, monuments, burial benefits, etc. No two families are the same and no two funeral services are the same. Our job is to make a difficult time as easy for the family as possible, to organize and coordinate all the separate parties that play a role in the services, and to allow the family to focus and deal strictly with their loss.

read moreOur goal is to be able to provide every family with a selection of caskets that meets their needs for personal tastes, choice of interment, and affordability, and at the same time assure them that the products they are purchasing are made to the highest standards of quality. While the choices available to families for urns are extensive, deciding what will be done with cremated remains may help you decide what type of urn to select. An urn can serve as an important focal point at a funeral or memorial service.