Pacific Interment Service

Pacific Interment Service Full service Mortuary and Crematory, Viewing, Witness Cremation, Memorial Services, Burial, International and Domestic shipping.

Pacific Interment is a family owned mortuary, crematory, and sea scattering service that has served the San Francisco Bay Area for over 30 years. We take pride in offering personalized service, and we take the utmost care in handling every aspect of our clients’ death care needs. Our business is based on our reputation. We have maintained a spotless California State Inspection record throughout our many years of operation. Operating our own on-site crematory, chapels, and sea scattering vessel allows us to maintain complete control over the entire process of disposition. In addition to cremation we offer a wide range of traditional funeral, burial and shipping services. This affords our clients the comfort of knowing their funeral arrangements will be completed correctly and with the least amount of transportation and expense. We also endeavor to educate the public in regards to the death care industry and choosing funeral arrangements wisely. Tours of our mortuaries and crematory are available by appointment. We welcome you to browse our site, and please feel free to email us at arrangements@interment.com, vistit our website at www.interment.com or call us at 1 (800) 442-1810, with any questions you may have. Pacific Interment ~ San Francisco
2100 Folsom Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
phone: (415) 431-9940
fax: (415) 431-9980
License # FD~1454

Pacific Interment ~ Emeryville
1094 Yerba Buena Ave. Emeryville, CA 94608
phone: (510) 450-0187
fax: (510) 654-7160
License # FD~1506, Crematory License # 58

05/20/2022
Doing our part to educate the next generation.
12/13/2020

Doing our part to educate the next generation.

In this video, owner and operator of Pacific Interment Mortuary and Funeral Services Frank Rivero breaks down the ins and outs of operating cremation machine...

Check out friend of Pacific Interment, Caitlin Doughty, on jezebel.com!
11/04/2011

Check out friend of Pacific Interment, Caitlin Doughty, on jezebel.com!

Caitlin is a mortician with a background in cremation and a writer living in Los Angeles. If you have answers about death, she will answer them. In this video —

07/27/2011

Pacific Interment Service now offers two options for the dispersal of ashes at sea.

Our Emeryville office
07/13/2011

Our Emeryville office

07/12/2011

San Francisco, CA (Vocus/PRWEB) June 10, 2011 A trusted provider of funeral and cremation services in the Bay Area for over 20 years, Pacific Interment Mortuary and Crematory is now offering witnessed cremation services....

06/07/2011

SevenPonds caught up with Pacific Interment, one of the few cremation services in California that offers witnessing. Get the nitty-gritty on cremation from Michael Tom, who oversees cremation at their East Bay crematorium.

05/27/2011

San Francisco, CA (Vocus/PRWEB) March 29, 2011 Bay Area funeral service provider Pacific Interment Service has announced two types of pre-need plans. Making pre-need cremation or funeral arrangements spares survivors...

Both our San Francisco and Emeryville locations are full service mortuaries complete with chapels. As you can see from t...
04/14/2011

Both our San Francisco and Emeryville locations are full service mortuaries complete with chapels. As you can see from the photos in this album, our garden, atrium, chapels, and office spaces have all been designed and decorated with a quiet, elegant simplicity, and are completely handicapped accessible. Our chapels comfortably seat 50 people, and are available for 1 or 3 hour intervals. In Emeryville we also operate our own onsite crematory and embalming facility. We adhere to the highest professional standards in our operation, as evidenced by a spotless 14 year inspection record. Pacific Interment does all maintenance in-house, which allows for a level of excellence that would, under other circumstances, pass substantial cost on to the consumer.

03/29/2011

"Pre-19th Century, it was women ('shrouding women') who prepared bodies
for death in America. It was only the necessity of shipping bodies
during the Civil War — and later, the embalming of Abraham Lincoln's
body for its cross-counrty train tour — that normalized the embalming
practice in this country (since it's obviously been practiced for
thousands of years around the world.)"

They even have their own club. With pink coffee mugs. As a piece on Slate explains, women getting into mortuary science — 57% of grads today, as opposed to 5% in 1970 —

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2100 Folsom Street
San Francisco, CA
94110

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