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Funeral Services in Lowell, MA
Funeral Services in Lowell, MA For over four generations, the O'Donnell Funeral Home has been privileged to cover the citizens of Lowell and it's surrounding communities with over a century of caring and trust. This tradition has been a hallmark of O'Donnell Funeral Service for over 116 years. As an active member of the community, the O'Donnell Funeral Home has continued to uphold the dignity and respect of each and every family they serve while creating a legacy of innovation and leadership in their profession.

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276 Pawtucket Street
Lowell, MA
01854
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Available Services
read moreOne of the strengths of the staff of the O'Donnell Funeral Home is our commitment to providing a meaningful funeral ceremony that captures the essence of the individual whom your family has entrusted to us. However, there are many different ways to recognize a life that has been lived, and we at the O'Donnell Funeral Home pride ourselves on our ability to design a final tribute that best fits the spiritual, emotional and economic needs of the family. Below is a sampling of some of the many varied services, which we can offer to those we have been honored with the responsibility to serve.
Cremation Options
read moreCremation: Cremation is another word that has many meanings. It may involve visiting hours, a Funeral Service, a Memorial Service or direct disposition. Below is a brief listing of some of the Cremation alternatives available at O'Donnell Funeral Home. For those families requesting a basic cremation service, we offer an economical option with several specific services. The price quoted for this type of service is substantially discounted from our GENERAL PRICE LIST. As a result, the services provided are limited to those explicitly described in the package explanation.
Social Security
read moreThe following checklist is designed to help you file for your Social Security benefits correctly so that prompt payments may be made. The deceased worker must have credit for work covered by Social Security, ranging from 1 1/2 to 10 years depending on his or her age at death. A one time payment of $255 is paid in addition to the monthly cash benefits described above. You must apply in order to receive benefits. You may apply at any Social Security office or, if you wish, you may apply by telephone.
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