Pyne Keohane Funeral Home

It is difficult to define exactly what our "services" are, because each family we work with has unique needs. However, we always work to provide compassionate, comfortable, and creative services that are appropriate. Mainly, families come to us for funeral services that involve a burial or cremation, or for advance planning needs.

Keohane is a family owned and operated group of funeral homes, with locations in Quincy, Hingham (Pyne Keohane Funeral Home) and Weymouth (McDonald Keohane Funeral Home). In 1932, Cornelius V. Keohane founded Keohane in North Quincy. Today, his son, Ed, and grandsons, Dennis and John, work with the rest of the experienced staff to operate each home to the superior standards he set forth.

We believe in maintaining strong community values. Both as a company and on an individual level, we dedicate significant time and energy to making our community a better place.

As a company, we are involved in a variety of organizations, including the Rotary, Kiwanis, Knights of Columbus, South Shore Chamber of Commerce, Weymouth Chamber of Commerce, Nantasket Chamber of Commerce, Weymouth Elks, North Quincy High School Grief Program, St. Paul's School in Hingham, Quincy Catholic Academy, Massachusetts Memorial Tree Program, The Bosox Club, and many others.

Advance planning allows you to make important decisions in a relaxed atmosphere, enabling you to control each aspect of funeral planning long before the actual need. Most importantly, it is a way you can make a very difficult time for your family a little bit easier.

Thinking about one's funeral leaves most people feeling a little uneasy, but more adults are finding that preparing for the inevitable is a wise decision that offers great emotional and financial security.The process includes meeting with one of our funeral directors, discussing your needs and desires, providing background and biographical information, listing your family, selecting merchandise, and discussing payment options.

Keohane is proud to assist families of eligible veterans in applying for the following applicable benefits. The Veteran's Administration may pay a burial allowance up to $1,500 if the veteran's death is service connected. The VA may also pay the cost of transferring the deceased of a service-disabled veteran to a local national cemetery.