Nolan Funeral Home, Inc.

Nolan Funeral Home, Inc. As your neighbors and funeral service professionals, we have a long standing tradition of unparalleled service.

We are honored to serve our community since 1948.

We have extensive knowledge and experience to curate a funeral service that incorporates your loved one's military servi...
03/08/2026

We have extensive knowledge and experience to curate a funeral service that incorporates your loved one's military service. Contact us with any questions you may have.

Year after year, our amazing staff blesses us with the ability to positively impact our families. We wouldn’t be able to...
03/06/2026

Year after year, our amazing staff blesses us with the ability to positively impact our families. We wouldn’t be able to help families in the way we do if it weren’t for you all.

March 11 is National Funeral Director and Mortician Recognition Day. As your neighbors, living and working in our commun...
03/05/2026

March 11 is National Funeral Director and Mortician Recognition Day. As your neighbors, living and working in our community, we are here to make things easier for you and your loved ones during a difficult time.

A little planning today can make a meaningful difference tomorrow. Our free Personal Planning Guide helps ensure your wi...
03/04/2026

A little planning today can make a meaningful difference tomorrow. Our free Personal Planning Guide helps ensure your wishes are known and your loved ones feel supported when it matters most.

Reach us anytime at 631-754-2400, and you can find the link in the comments below.

03/03/2026

The Heart of a Sympathy Meal

A thoughtfully prepared meal can bring real comfort during a difficult time.

Keeping it simple and considerate makes all the difference. Being mindful of dietary needs, choosing familiar comfort foods, and preparing dishes that are easy to serve or freeze can ease stress for a grieving family.

In moments of loss, even a small act of care can mean so much.

Our Funeral Directors are compassionate experts who can assist you with making arrangements for at-need services, as wel...
03/01/2026

Our Funeral Directors are compassionate experts who can assist you with making arrangements for at-need services, as well as pre-planning a funeral. Whether you're paying tribute to a family member or friend, we can inform you of the available options and assist you with procedural details. Gather the necessary information from the licensed funeral directors at Nolan Funeral Home. Call us at 631-754-2400 to discuss your options. You can also visit our website for educational materials and to contact us using our contact form. https://bit.ly/4j3ldFU

Funeral Etiquette Isn’t About Rules. It’s About Care...You don’t have to say the perfect thing.You don’t need the right ...
02/27/2026

Funeral Etiquette Isn’t About Rules. It’s About Care...

You don’t have to say the perfect thing.
You don’t need the right outfit, the right words, or the right timing.

What matters most is simply showing up.

A quiet hug. A shared memory. Sitting beside someone who feels alone. Signing the guest book. Sending a message weeks later when the flowers are gone.

Out-of-the-box truth: the greatest act of funeral etiquette is presence, not perfection.

If you’re unsure what to do, lead with kindness. It’s always enough.

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02/26/2026

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Gratitude looks different for everyone, especially in times of loss.It may be felt in a quiet moment of reflection, a ha...
02/24/2026

Gratitude looks different for everyone, especially in times of loss.

It may be felt in a quiet moment of reflection, a handwritten note, a shared memory, or the simple presence of someone who shows up when it matters most. We are continually reminded how powerful gratitude can be, even during difficult seasons.

We are grateful for the families who place their trust in us, for the moments we are invited into, and for the opportunity to serve our community with care and compassion. Thank you for allowing us to walk alongside you.

If you find yourself in Houston, consider a visit to the National Museum of Funeral History like Mark & Nora did last we...
02/22/2026

If you find yourself in Houston, consider a visit to the National Museum of Funeral History like Mark & Nora did last week. It was a tasteful and well curated place to honor funeral directors’ service to our country over the years. The photos share a few highlights.

Some memories are meant to be kept close. Prayer cards provide a simple, meaningful way to hold onto a loved one’s prese...
02/21/2026

Some memories are meant to be kept close. Prayer cards provide a simple, meaningful way to hold onto a loved one’s presence wherever life may lead.

These are just a few of the thoughtful designs families have chosen to honor someone special.

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5 Laurel Avenue
Northport, NY
11768

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The History of our building and our founders.

Nolan Funeral Home was founded in 1948 by James P. Nolan, Sr. and his wife Anne T. Nolan. Jim and Anne ventured to open their own Funeral Home in Northport. A new building was erected and opened for business in October, 1948. They steadily built their business through hard work, and a determined mind, to give families the best service possible. Business did so well that they added-on to the original building in 1958. A year later their eldest son Jim, Jr. began working at the Funeral Home full time, and was followed by his brother Peter in 1963. The building underwent another expansion in 1968, to how it stands today.

The first funeral home in the Village of Northport was S. Robbins Funeral Home. It opened and was run out of a furniture store in 1894. In 1935 S. Robbins and Son Funeral Home, run by Harry Taylor and Robert N. Davis, opened a new building at 81 Scudder Avenue in Northport. It was the first separate building used only as a Funeral Home in the Town of Huntington. Harry Taylor managed the funeral home, with his partner Robert N. Davis. In 1946 Harry Taylor bought out his partner and changed the name to Taylor Funeral Home. In November of 1963 Harold Howe, a Funeral Director from Freeport, moved to Northport and started working for Mr. Taylor. In June of 1968, Harold bought the business from Mr. Taylor and ran the business until 1981, when he merged with Nolan Funeral Home. On July 1, 1982 the Nolan & Taylor-Howe Funeral Home began its business at 5 Laurel Avenue.

In 2018, third-generation owner Mark J. Nolan succeeded his father Jim Jr. and uncle Peter Nolan and re-established Nolan Funeral Home, Inc. in Northport Village. Mark began his career at Nolan & Taylor-Howe Funeral Home, Inc. in 1996 and will continue to work with the dedicated staff, to bring superior funeral service to all.

The funeral home has three viewing rooms, that range in size to accommodate any and all needs. We have a separate children’s play room/lounge, and are handicapped accessible. We encourage anyone to stop in and tour our beautiful building. Please also visit us online at www.nolanfh.com to learn about our staff, services, local resources and more.