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McCormick & Son Mortuaries

McCormick & Son Mortuaries is a locally and independently owned business with over 75 years of funeral planning history.

Our standards are the highest in every instance with a team of experienced funeral care specialists. The staff at McCormick and Son Mortuaries have years of experience caring for families from all walks of life. With a funeral chapel and an on-site crematory, we proudly offer a full range of funeral and cremation services. Families come to us knowing that we are leaders in our profession, dedicated to excellent service, and maintain the highest integrity and compassion during their time of loss.

03/20/2026

Happy First Day of Spring.

May this season of renewal bring warmth, comfort, and moments of peace as we honor the memories that continue to bloom in our hearts.

03/17/2026

Happy St. Patrick's Day!

Did you know that covering mirrors is a long-standing Irish wake tradition, with echoes of similar customs around the world. Mirrors are veiled so the departed spirit won’t become trapped in the glass. Windows are opened wide to let the soul leave freely.

But take care - never stand between the spirit and the open window… or you may block their passage and invite a curse.

03/15/2026

Meet Rebecca! You can read a bit about her below. Leave a comment and say hi!

“I’ve been at McCormick & Son for 24 years. I wanted to come into the Death Care industry because I saw it as a way to help my community. Watching my father do it my whole life gave me a scenes of pride in helping others through the hardest time in their life. I was always taught this work is the last corporal act of mercy we can show someone.
I am from right here. I was born in Laguna Beach, Ca at Orange Coast Medical Center, which is now Providence Mission Hospital, Laguna Beach.
I love spending time with my husband and my kids. We love going to the beach where we play in the sand and fish. And when we can get away, I love a quiet steak dinner for date night. I also love taking walks around Dana Point with our dog, and getting ice cream at the shops down town. I also LOVE cooking and watching movies.
Working with and for my family has given me a lot of purpose. I hope I am showing my children and my community what it means to serve people in need.”

03/13/2026

Did you know that you can rent a casket?

Visitations and viewings can play an important role in the healing process, giving families the time and space they need for closure. And yes - this is absolutely possible even when choosing cremation.

Many families are surprised to learn that you can rent a casket just for service. Afterward, your loved one can be placed in a sturdy cremation container for the cremation itself.

It’s all about honoring your loved one in the way that feels right for your family.

03/11/2026

Honoring unsung heroes of our community on National Funeral Director and Mortician Day. Essential and often overlooked. Honoring the departed healing the living.

03/08/2026

Should we bury daylight savings time? 🕰️

Today we time the clocks forward but should we? Studies have found an increase in sleep deprivation, heart attacks, workplace injuries, and car accidents. But on the other side it’s provides us with more daylight hours. And more daylight hours can boost certain industries and may provide some safety benefits.

There are lots of reasons but comment if you think we should keep it or is it a bit necessary anymore.

03/06/2026

Proud of our Funeral Professionals.
We are your neighbors, living and working in your community.
Caring, Compassionate and Committed.

02/27/2026

The tradition of wearing black to a funeral is believed to date back to the Roman period, where individuals would wear a dark toga (known as a toga pulla) after the passing of a loved one. This tradition persisted throughout British history, with the Victorians in particular favoring black. Black now considered the color of mourning.

02/25/2026

During one of life’s hardest moments, it helps to have the right things on hand. Here are a few you might not have thought of:
•Advanced Health Care Directive
•Clothing and undergarments for your loved one
•Their social security number
•And a color photograph

02/24/2026

Standing together in professionalism and purpose. The gentlemen behind the service — dedicated to honoring every life with respect and integrity.

02/21/2026

On Love Your Pet Day, we honor the quiet healers in our lives...our pets. 🐾

In seasons of grief, they sit beside us without words, offering steady love, comfort, and companionship when we need it most. Their presence reminds us that even in sorrow, we are never truly alone.

Today we celebrate the paws that comfort heavy hearts. ❤️

02/18/2026

On January 29th, the Orange County Funeral Directors Associate hosted the 1st Annual Orange County Funeral Industry Awards and the installation of our 2026 Board at Pacific View Memorial. Our very own embalmer, Ashley Garwacki won the Embalmer of the Year award. We are grateful to have such an amazing person as part of the McCormick team!

Address

25002 Moulton Pkwy
Laguna Hills, CA
92637

Telephone

+19497680933

Website

http://www.mccormickandson.com/

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McCormick & Son is a family owned and operated funeral service provider serving Southern California. We have years of experience caring for families, from all walks of life. We are committed to providing outstanding service and facilitating meaningful ways for families to grieve their loss and celebrate the memories of their loved ones. We are dedicated to the families we serve and believe in going above and beyond our call of duty. We want to provide the most eloquent and loving tribute for those who have died. As members of the community we serve, we treat everyone as if they were part of our own family.