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Jewish burial in Omaha, NE — compare local options

What is publicly known, what has been confirmed, and what families should ask — including options in neighboring cities, because the nearest available Jewish cemetery is often not in the town itself.

7 cemeteries·1 funeral home·2 reviewed profiles·within 50 miles

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Jewish Cemeteries in Omaha

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Reviewed profile

Beth El Cemetery

Omaha, NE

Affiliation

Congregational

Operator

Beth El

What is known and what is not

Publicly Confirmed

✓Beth El Cemetery was established in 1939 and serves families across the Omaha metropolitan area.

✓Established in 1939; serves families across the Omaha metropolitan area on a 3-acre property.

✓Commonly used by local congregations in the region.

View full record → (402) 492-8550

Reviewed profile·Standalone Jewish cemetery

Temple Israel Cemetery

Omaha, NE

Affiliation

Congregational

Operator

Temple Israel

What is known and what is not

Publicly Confirmed

✓Temple Israel Cemetery, also known as Pleasant Hill Cemetery, was established in 1871 and encompasses five acres in North Omaha.

✓Established in 1871; encompasses five acres in North Omaha. Also known as Pleasant Hill Cemetery.

✓Grounds hours: 9 a.m.–5 p.m., Sunday through Friday.

What Families Should Know

!Open to both Temple Israel members and non-members.

!Pricing is published; contact the cemetery office for fee information.

View full record → (402) 556-6536

Also on record — not yet reviewed in depth

Mount Sinai Cemetery

Omaha, NE · Standalone · availability not yet confirmed

Pleasant Hill Cemetery402-334-0420 / 402-677-1111 (John Rohwer, President)

Omaha, NE · Standalone · availability not yet confirmed

Jewish Funeral Homes

Assessment based on public website review · categories describe scope of Jewish service, not quality

Limited Jewish funeral home

Butherus, Maser & Love Funeral Home

Lincoln, NE · Est. 1883 · Family-Owned

Butherus, Maser & Love Funeral Home is a family-owned funeral home serving the Lincoln, Nebraska area since 1883. The funeral home offers chapel facilities with closed-circuit television and private family space, as well as dedicated reception areas. The website does not indicate Jewish-specific services or accommodations.

May be relevant for: Families in the Lincoln area seeking a historic, family-operated general funeral provider.

View full profile → (402) 488-0934

Nearby — within 50 miles

Sorted by distance from Omaha

Fisher Farm Cemetery10 mi · (402) 293-3122

Bellevue, NE · On record · availability not yet confirmed

Beth Hamedrosh Hagadol Cemetery10 mi

Bellevue, NE · On record · availability not yet confirmed

Bikhor Cholim Cemetery11 mi · (712) 328-1579

Council Bluffs, IA · Jewish section · availability not yet confirmed

Nearby City Guides

Bellevue (2)·Council Bluffs (1)

Questions Families May Want to Ask

→Does the funeral home have its own chevra kadisha, or coordinate with a community one?

→Is tahara performed on-site or at another facility?

→What happens if a death occurs on Shabbat or Yom Tov?

→Which cemeteries does each funeral home work with?

→Are pricing and package details available in writing?

→Can transport to Israel be coordinated?

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