Below you fill find all funeral homes and cemeteries in or near Monterey.
Suburbs of Monterey: West Otis.
Zip codes in the city: 01245.
Berkshire County funeral flowers can be purchased from one of the local funeral shops we partner with.
Many changes have happened since 1937. Ed moved his business in Pittsfield to Bradford Street and added a branch in Cheshire in 1964, the same year his sons Dave and Ed Jr. joined the business. Ed Senior's untimely death in 1968 did not change...
In 1937, when Ed Dery opened his first funeral home in Pittsfield, life was different. Life moved slower back then. You knew your neighbor, and you knew his needs. Ed Dery knew what his community needed...a friend they could depend on in a time...
Our firm has been providing professional, caring funeral service to Chatham and the surrounding areas since 1893. We proudly represent a trusted name in our community. We continually strive to bring information needed to make good decisions to...
As a family owned and operated service for over 68 years, we are proud to be known as a staff with years of experience caring for families during the most difficult time of their lives. Our philosophy regarding funeral service is that no two...
The Barry J. Farrell Funeral Home is a third generation; family owned
and operated funeral home. We have been serving the families of
Holyoke and the surrounding area since 1937, and have been at our
current location, 2049 Northampton...
Since 1999, it has been our purpose to provide thoughtful service. In so doing we hope to lighten one's burden at their time of need. Caring is a tradition at Pease & Gay Funeral Home. One that we, as a family owned firm, take great personal...
Monterey is a town in Berkshire County, Massachusetts, United States. It is part of the Pittsfield, Massachusetts Metropolitan Statistical Area. The population was 961 at the 2010 census.
Previously called Green Woods, the local people voted to name the new town Monterey to commemorate the Battle of Monterrey that took place a year earlier in the Mexican-American War. The town was officially incorporated as Tyringham in 1767. However, the long divide between the two towns led to their separation in 1847. The township had two villages, along Hop Brook to the north (modern Tyringham) and Konkapot River in the south (modern Monterey). Today, the path he took (along Route 23) is known as the Knox Trail.
The official website for the city of Monterey is http://www.montereyma.gov.
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