Why North Shore Families Trust C.R. Lyons and Sons
A Family Name You Can Trust
Care, Not Sales
Recognized for Excellence
The firm is a recurring recipient of the NFDA Pursuit of Excellence Award and belongs to the Massachusetts and National Funeral Directors Associations, the Cremation Association of North America, and Selected Independent Funeral Homes. C.R. Lyons III is a past MFDA president and one of the first Certified Cremation Specialists in the country.
Our Story
Learn our story, from the beginning and into the future.
Ever since we opened our doors we have approached life (and death) differently. While some just see the end of a loved one’s life as a time for grief and mourning, we prefer to think of it as a time for reflection, appreciation and even celebration. This is evident in everything we do, from the way we conduct our services to the amenities we choose to offer. We are not a burial ground. We are a close knit community dedicated to honoring, sharing and preserving the amazing and inspirational stories that are life.
Reasons Families Choose C.R. Lyons and Sons
- Four generations, independent and locally controlled since 1925, with no commissioned salespeople.
- Family-attended, witnessed cremation where a family member may start the cremation.
- Hands-on family participation in care of the body, with a female funeral director on request.
- Genuine green burial and full navigation of alternative dispositions.
- International repatriation experience and veteran honors coordination.
- C.R. Lyons III is one of the first Certified Cremation Specialists in the United States.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Member of the Massachusetts Funeral Directors Association, the National Funeral Directors Association, the Cremation Association of North America, and Selected Independent Funeral Homes. Recurring recipient of the NFDA Pursuit of Excellence Award. Four generations of family ownership since 1925.