Our compassionate team provides complete care, including funeral, cremation and cemetery services, all in one historic location.
115+ Years Serving Oakland Families
100,000+ Families Served
— From the families
1909 Founded
115+ Years Serving Oakland Families
24/7 Always Available
Our Services
Our caring team helps families plan personalized funeral services, whether traditional, memorial or graveside.
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Julia Morgan, one of America’s first prominent female architects, and influenced by Parisian building styles, designed this structure with intention, shaping each service held today.
— Funerals
Services at Chapel of the Chimes Oakland are held in a unique space unlike any other in the East Bay area. Our compassionate team helps families plan traditional funerals, memorial services and graveside services in Julia Morgan’s historic Paris-influenced chapel and courtyard, ideal for a unique tribute for your loved one.
— Cremation
Because Chapel of the Chimes operates its own on-site crematory, we can offer you every service, from a simple, private and dignified direct cremation, to a full memorial remembrance service. Your loved one remains in our care from the moment of reception. Our team fully explains every option, while families maintain control of the process and timeline.
— Cemetery
The cemetery at Chapel of the Chimes Oakland is not just a traditional open field. Whether you want to remember your loved one with a mausoleum entombment, indoor columbarium niche, glass-front niche, private family estate, lawn crypt or traditional ground burial, we offer a beautiful setting in and near Julia Morgan’s landmark building.
Founded in 1909, Chapel of the Chimes Oakland has served Bay Area families for more than a century. Julia Morgan, one of the first prominent female architects in the U.S., and designer of Hearst Castle, created this structure to serve families in the Oakland area. The Parisian-inspired arches are part of the building’s tribute to families and their loved ones. Generations of Oakland families have trusted this landmark, and still trust it today.
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