Funeral home in Omaha, NE
Braman Mortuary & Cremation Services
1702 North 72Nd Street, Omaha, NE 68114

About Braman Mortuary & Cremation Services
- Operates an on-site crematory, ensuring loved ones remain in their care.
- Led by a U.S. veteran, with several veterans on staff, specializing in military honors and VA benefits assistance.
- Offers two distinct chapel locations in Omaha (72nd Street and Millard) for convenience.
- Provides a free virtual 'Healing Hearts Grief Support Group' twice monthly.
- Utilizes webcasting technology in chapels for remote participation in services.
- Offers a unique 'I Remember: Memories for my Family' booklet for personal storytelling and remembrance.
History
- 1999Ryan Gray joined Braman Mortuary in June.
- 2016Joyce Glenn began working part-time at Braman Mortuary.
Staff
- Ryan GrayManager / Funeral Director / U.S. Army Veteran
- Dan PooleFuneral Director
- Leslie ScottFuneral Director
- Adam BeckFuneral Director
- Darlene GaudreaultReceptionist
- LeAnn SundbergFuneral Director Assistant
- Joyce GlennStaff Member
- Christy MeyenPre-Planning Specialist
- Nancy WeilDirector of Grief Support
Prices
Direct cremation at Braman Mortuary & Cremation Services is $167 below the Omaha median of $1,928 (14 other Omaha homes with a price).
Basic burial at Braman Mortuary & Cremation Services is $627 below the Nebraska median of $5,228 (50 Nebraska homes with a price).
Services
- Cremation
- Traditional funeral
- Burial
- Graveside service
- Memorial service
- Pre-planning
- Veterans services
Not listed: Direct cremation, Green burial, Grief support and Shipping and out-of-town transfers. Ask if you need one.
Also offered
- Chapel services
- Receptions
Facilities
- On-site crematory
- 72nd street chapel
- Millard chapel
- Chapel
- Piano
- Webcasting technology
- Faith traditions
- Catholic, Presbyterian and Baptist
- Languages
- English
Hours
From Braman Mortuary & Cremation Services' website
What services do funeral directors perform?
The funeral director's job is to assist the bereaved in various ways to help them through the loss of a loved one. A funeral director provides bereavement and consolation services for the living, in addition to making arrangements for the cremation, burial, and memorial services for the deceased. He/She fulfills the role of funeral arranger, funeral director, funeral attendant, and embalmer.
What is the purpose of a funeral?
A funeral or memorial service provides an opportunity for the living to show respect for the deceased and pay tribute to their life. It provides a framework to freely and openly express our beliefs, feelings, and thoughts about the death of our loved one. It gives us permission to grieve our loss, share in solidarity, and gain strength from others who are experiencing the same loss.
What are the choices for funeral services?
The four main types of funeral services include the traditional funeral service, the memorial service, the committal service, and the affirmation or celebration of life service.
Can you still have a funeral if you choose cremation?
Yes, cremation or burial is merely the disposition of the body. Funeral services are to honor and remember your loved one, regardless of disposition.
Can I plan in advance if I choose cremation?
Pre-arranging funeral services can be done regardless of the final disposition. Pre-arranging is simply recording your wishes with the funeral home and prefunding if you choose to do so.
What information should I bring to the arrangement conference?
Specific information on the deceased: Full legal name (including suffixes, such as Senior, Junior, or III), Address, Marital status and Spouse’s Name (if applicable), Date of birth, Place of birth (city and state), Educational history (number of years of schooling), Occupation or profession, Parent's names, including mother's maiden name, Military Discharge Papers (DD214), Details on any cemetery property owned by the deceased or the family (grave plot, columbarium space, etc.), Recent photograph of the deceased and any personal effects that you wish to be included in the viewing or burial.
Nearby funeral homes
- John A. Gentleman Westside ChapelDirect cremation $2,786
- Roeder Mortuary, Inc., OmahaDirect cremation $1,885
- Heafey Hoffmann Dworak Cutler MortuaryDirect cremation $1,900
- John A Gentleman Mortuaries - Pacific Street Chapel
- Kremer Funeral HomeDirect cremation $1,455
- Crosby-Burket-Swanson-Golden Funeral HomeDirect cremation $3,195
- Jewish Funeral Home Inc
- Westlawn Hillcrest Memorial Park & Funeral HomeDirect cremation $3,195
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Common questions
How much is direct cremation at Braman Mortuary & Cremation Services?
Braman Mortuary & Cremation Services lists direct cremation at $1,760, $167 below the Omaha median of $1,928 across 14 other Omaha homes.
Does Braman Mortuary & Cremation Services offer cremation?
Yes. Cremation is on Braman Mortuary & Cremation Services' service list.
What are Braman Mortuary & Cremation Services' hours?
Braman Mortuary & Cremation Services lists these hours: 1st & 3rd Tuesday of every month: 7 PM EST/ 6 PM CST/ 5 PM MST/ 4 PM PST.
What funeral homes are near Braman Mortuary & Cremation Services?
John A. Gentleman Westside Chapel (direct cremation $2,786), Roeder Mortuary, Inc., Omaha (direct cremation $1,885) and Heafey Hoffmann Dworak Cutler Mortuary (direct cremation $1,900).