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Cincinnati, OH · Est. 1912 · Family-Owned
Weil Kahn Funeral Home has served Cincinnati's Jewish community since 1912. The funeral home's 18,600 sq ft facility includes a tahara room, separate Kohain building, casket showroom, library, and chapel with seating for up to 350. Tahara is provided by the Chevra Kadisha of Cincinnati. The funeral home maintains relationships with 25+ Jewish cemeteries in the Greater Cincinnati area and serves families across the spectrum of Jewish practice.
May be relevant for: Jewish families in Greater Cincinnati seeking the area's most established and comprehensive Jewish funeral provider with over a century of dedicated service.
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