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Sinai is committed to the highest standard of health and safety at all of our locations. In conjunction with regional guidelines, we offer phone and online arrangements. Outside services with attendance limits are welcome at all of our cemeteries. We invite you to give us a call at any time to learn more about our COVID-19 protocols.

Our Peninsula and South Bay funeral home location provides space for advanced and immediate planning for funerals and purchasing cemetery property. Available 24-hours and open by appointment from 8am to 5pm every day. Closed on Saturdays and Jewish and secular holidays.

Our San Francisco funeral home location houses two distinct chapels and provides space for both advanced and immediate planning for funerals, purchase of cemetery property and grief counseling. There is room for the performance of chevra kadisha (burial society) rituals and space for shemira (watching). Available 24-hours and open by appointment from 8am to 5pm every day. Closed on Saturdays and Jewish and secular holidays. To view photos of our San Francisco facility, click here.

Our East Bay funeral home location provides space for both advanced and immediate planning for funerals, purchasing cemetery property and grief counseling. There is room for the performance of chevra kadisha rituals and space for shemira. Available 24-hours and open by appointment from 8am to 5pm every day. Closed on Saturdays and Jewish and secular holidays.

Our Colma Jewish cemetery provides options for traditional burial and for those choosing cremation. Serving the entire spectrum of the Jewish community, this 25-acre nonprofit cemetery has the only dedicated Orthodox section in Colma. It also includes two holocaust memorials, a space adjacent to The Memory Garden for perinatal and infant losses, as well as congregational space. There is an on-site chapel that can accommodate 50 guests. Open from 8:30am to 4pm everyday but closed on Saturdays and Jewish and secular holidays.

Our Contra Costa County Jewish memorial park is nestled on 82 acres among regional parklands in the Briones open space. Serving the entire spectrum of the Jewish community, our nonprofit cemetery offers traditional ground burials and a cremation garden. Congregational sections include Beth Chaim, B'nai Shalom, Netivot Shalom, B'nai Tikvah, Tel Shalom Burial Association, Temple Isaiah and Temple Beth Abraham. Additional (gamin) gardens include Gan Meshach (Family) for infant losses; an Orthodox garden, Gan Emunah (Faith), a Conservative garden, Gan Racham (Compassion) and a Reform garden, Gan Olam (World). An on-site chapel accommodates up to 75-guests. To ensure the grace and simplicity of the cemetery, only flush with the ground memorial markers are used. Gan Shalom is a scenic 20-minute drive from the Orinda BART station and is open for visitors and mourners between 9am to 4pm Monday to Friday; 10am to 3pm on Sunday but closed on Saturdays and Jewish and federal holidays.

Our Oakland cemetery and mausoleum serves the entire spectrum of the Jewish community with traditional ground burials, mausoleum entombments, cremation niches, upright monuments, flush grave markers and memorial benches. Home of Eternity is accessible through the front gate of the historic Mountain View Cemetery. An on-site chapel can accommodate up to 150-guests. Open from 9am to 4pm everyday but closed on Saturdays and Jewish and secular holidays.