Wexford & Greene · Savannah, Georgia · Since 1952
However you’ve come to us today,
you don’t have to do this alone.
Whether you’ve just lost someone you love, you’re planning ahead as a gift to your family, or you’re simply looking for support — start here, and a caring funeral director will meet you exactly where you are.
How can we help today?
First, we are so sorry. There is no checklist you have to complete right now. Call us any hour and a caring funeral director will gently walk you through the very next step — nothing more than that.
- Call us — day or night. We answer ourselves.
- We bring your loved one into our care, with dignity.
- When you’re ready, we sit together and plan, at your pace.
Not sure where to begin? Simply call us at (912) 555-0147 — day or night.
Caring for the living is the heart of caring for the dead.
In 1952, Thomas Wexford opened a small funeral home on a quiet Savannah street with one conviction: that every family deserves to be met with patience, honesty, and gentle hands at the hardest moment of their lives. Three generations later, the Wexford and Greene families still answer the phone ourselves, still sit with families for as long as they need, and still believe that caring for the living is the heart of caring for the dead. We are licensed funeral directors, neighbors, and a family who has had the privilege of serving thousands of Savannah families — and we would be honored to serve yours.
— The Wexford & Greene family
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Every farewell, gently guided.
From a traditional funeral to a simple cremation to a celebration of a life well lived — we help you choose what is meaningful, and only that.
Traditional Funeral Service
A time-honored service — visitation, a ceremony, and burial — that gives a family the gift of gathering and goodbye.
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Cremation Services
Dignified cremation — from a simple direct cremation to a full service with a gathering beforehand. The choice is entirely yours.
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Memorial Service
A gathering held after a burial or cremation — a chance for friends and family to remember, share stories, and find comfort together.
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Celebration of Life
A warm, personal gathering that honors a life as it was truly lived — informal or formal, here or somewhere that mattered to them.
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Veterans Services & Military Honors
Honoring those who served — military funeral honors, burial-benefit coordination, and the respect a veteran has earned.
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Pre-Planning & Pre-Arrangement
Plan ahead and leave your family one of the kindest gifts there is — clarity, instead of guesswork, in a tender moment.
Learn moreSimple, or with a service. The choice is yours.
Embalming is not required by law and is not generally necessary for cremation. An alternative container is always available for a direct cremation. Itemized prices for every option are on our General Price List and available by phone.
Explore cremation optionsLives we’ve been honored to remember.
Each life is a story. Visit a tribute to read it, leave a word of comfort, or light a candle in their memory.
Eleanor Mae Whitfield
March 4, 1939 — May 28, 2026
A beloved schoolteacher and gardener whose kitchen door was never locked and whose pound cake was the stuff of legend.
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Robert “Bobby” James Castellano
September 12, 1948 — May 19, 2026
A shrimp-boat captain, a U.S. Navy veteran, and a grandfather who could fix anything and tell a story even better.
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Grace Lin Nakamura
July 30, 1955 — May 11, 2026
A pediatric nurse, a watercolor painter, and a mother whose calm could fill a room and quiet a fear.
Read tribute & light a candleThe kindest gift is a decision your family won’t have to make.
Planning ahead spares the people you love from difficult choices in a tender moment, and ensures your own wishes are honored, exactly. There is no cost, and no obligation, to begin.
Start planning aheadA gift of love
You spare the people you love from making difficult decisions while they are grieving.
Your wishes, honored
Everything you want — and don’t want — is recorded clearly, so it is followed exactly.
Today’s pricing
If you choose to pre-fund, you can protect your family from future cost increases.
Peace of mind
Knowing it is handled brings a quiet relief — for you, and for your family.
From the families we’ve walked beside.
From the first phone call at 2 a.m., they treated our mother — and us — with such tenderness. They never rushed us, never pushed anything, and explained every cost without our having to ask. We felt held.
I was overwhelmed and they were the calm in the storm. They walked me through veterans honors for my husband and handled the VA paperwork I had no idea how to do. A truly caring family.
My father pre-planned with them years ago. When the time came, there was nothing for us to decide and nothing to fight over — it was all his wishes, already cared for. That was his last gift to us.
Our care doesn’t end after the service.
Grief has no timeline. Whenever you need a steady hand — months or years from now — we are still here.
The First Days: What to Expect
Grief in the earliest days can feel like a fog. Here is gentle, practical guidance for getting through them, one hour at a time.
How to Help a Grieving Friend
What to say, what not to say, and the small acts of presence that mean the most.
Talking with Children About Death
Honest, age-appropriate ways to help a child understand loss and feel safe.
Grief Through the Holidays
The first holidays after a loss are tender. Ideas for honoring your loved one and caring for yourself.
A peaceful place to gather, here in Savannah.
The Chapel
A serene, light-filled chapel seating 200, with a quiet adjoining parlor for visitation and viewing.
The Garden Room
A warm gathering room opening onto our memorial garden — perfect for receptions and celebrations of life.
Private Family Rooms
Comfortable, unhurried spaces for arrangement conferences and quiet moments together.
On-Site Crematory
Our own crematory means your loved one never leaves our care — a difference families value deeply.
Memorial Garden
A peaceful outdoor garden of remembrance, open to families any time, with shade and seating.
Accessible & Welcoming
Ample accessible parking, step-free entry, and a hearing loop in the chapel — everyone is welcome.
A neighbor in Savannah, for three generations.
They treated our mother — and us — with such tenderness. Never rushed us, never pushed anything. We felt held.
The calm in the storm. They handled my husband’s veterans honors and the VA paperwork I had no idea how to do.
My father pre-planned years ago. When the time came, it was all already cared for. His last gift to us.
Grief has no timeline. If the first warm days of summer feel heavier than you expected, that is grief, and it is allowed. Our monthly support group meets this Tuesday at 6:30 — there is a chair waiting for you, no need to call ahead.
A gentle reminder: planning ahead is not morbid — it is one of the most loving things you can do for your family. There is no cost to record your wishes with us, and no obligation. Come have a cup of coffee with us and talk it through.
To the family of Captain Bobby Castellano — it was our deep honor to help send a Navy veteran and waterman home with the honors he earned. Fair winds, Captain.
Illustrative community posts for this template. Posts reflect the experiences of individual families; every family and every loss is different.
However we can help
Whenever you’re ready, we’re here.
There is no wrong time to reach out, and no question too small. A caring funeral director is available to you, day or night.
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