From Boynton Beach Boulevard, Jog Road runs straight south to our office at 15120 Jog Road in Delray Beach, a drive of about 20 minutes. Jewish National Cremation Society serves Boynton Beach families from the coast to the western communities, offering Jewish cremation that keeps cost reasonable and tradition intact.
What We Provide for Boynton Beach Families
Every family we serve receives the same core care, and from there you can add the pieces that matter to you. Below is an overview of what we offer, and we are glad to talk through any of it on the phone before you decide.
Starting at $2,495, direct cremation includes transportation to the crematory, refrigeration, the cremation fee, a container marked with a Jewish star, and a Star of David wood urn, along with Kaddish, earth from Israel, a shiva candle, a yahrzeit calendar, and acknowledgment cards. Death certificates, the medical examiner fee, and a processing fee are extra.
Arranging your cremation in advance takes a heavy decision off your family's shoulders. Every pre-arranged plan includes National Travel Protection with portability in the United States, so the plan follows you if you travel or relocate.
Gatherings in Our Celebration Room
Some families want a place to come together after a loss to share stories and comfort one another. Ask us about our Celebration Room when you call, and we will explain how it may fit your plans.
Online Obituary Notices
An obituary lets friends and the wider community know of a death and any service being held. We can help you write one and share it through our website, where relatives who live far away can read it and offer condolences.
When you call Jewish National Cremation Society, you are reaching a business run by a family, not a national corporation. Our services are provided by Sinai Memorial Chapels, Inc., and the people who answer the phone are the same people who will guide you through every step afterward.We work quickly when it counts.
If a loved one dies at home in Boynton Beach and you need help right away, one of our professionals will arrive within the hour, and we handle the transportation, paperwork, and coordination from there.
Boynton Beach takes its name from Major Nathan S. Boynton, a Civil War veteran from Port Huron, Michigan, who came to the area in the 1890s and built the oceanfront Boynton Hotel. Byrd Spilman Dewey and her husband Fred filed the original plat for the Town of Boynton in 1898, and the town was formally incorporated in 1920. It became the City of Boynton Beach in 1941, and a 1913 school building near Ocean Avenue and Seacrest Boulevard lives on as the Schoolhouse Children's Museum.
Growth after World War II was rapid, more than tripling the population in the 1950s, and development spread steadily westward through the 1980s. Today Boynton Beach is home to about 80,400 people, according to the 2020 census, and carries the motto America's Gateway to the Gulfstream. Green Cay Wetlands offers a long elevated boardwalk through about 100 acres of marsh, and the western half of the city is lined with active adult communities that are home to many Jewish families.
Do you serve the western Boynton Beach communities?
Yes. We serve families throughout Boynton Beach, from the neighborhoods near the coast to the gated and active adult communities west of the Turnpike.
Can friends and relatives see the obituary online?
Yes. We help families prepare obituaries and publish them on our website, where friends and relatives anywhere can read the notice and learn about any service.
What does a prepaid Jewish cremation plan include?
A prepaid plan includes the same care as our standard package, from transportation and refrigeration to the Star of David urn and mourning keepsakes, plus National Travel Protection with portability in the United States.
May our family be present for the cremation?
Yes. For a nominal fee, family members may be present when their loved one is placed into the cremation chamber. Let us know ahead of time so we can schedule it with you.
Is transportation of our loved one included?
Yes. Transportation of your loved one to the crematory is part of the package price, along with refrigeration and the cremation fee.
