Trusted funeral services

Our de l'Église Street funeral home is near several parishes and close to the Notre-Dame-des-Sept-Douleurs church, and we serve all faiths. It has flexible spaces for services both small and large, as well as plenty of room to gather before or after a service with family and friends.

Funeral service options have evolved in our many decades in business, but Laurent Thériault Funeral Homes’ commitment to our community is unchanged. You can expect Laurent Thériault’s team of professionals to patiently and knowledgeably guide you through a difficult time, from choosing basic services to exploring personalized options that celebrate a life in a unique way.

We take the time to listen and understand what was important to the person you loved and design a funeral or memorial that truly reflects his or her life.

Whether you are seeking a basic cremation with a champagne toast, a full traditional funeral service with a cemetery burial and a catered reception, or a creative outdoor celebration complete with live music, favorite foods, and mementos, we take care of every detail.

Still a family-run business

Backed by the traditions of 5 generations of Thériaults, Laurent Thériault Funeral Homes is a member of the Dignity Memorial® network. That means you get not only the warm, familiar attention you expect from a locally operated business, but also the value you deserve by way of the largest network of funeral, burial, cremation and cemetery service providers in North America.

We invite you to call us for immediate assistance or to learn more about planning ahead.

History

Since 1860, Laurent Thériault Funeral Homes has provided fine funeral and cremation services to Montreal’s Southwest borough.

Victor Thériault opened his first funeral home in Pointe-Saint-Charles. He later added a Verdun location, which became the company’s headquarters. More than 100 years after establishing themselves as trusted funeral care providers, the Thériault family opened a third location, in LaSalle, in 1988.

Five generations of Thériaults—Victor, Laurent, Irénée, Laurent, Sylvain and Daniel—have served their community, navigating changing traditions with continual innovation.

Through the years, Laurent Thériault Funeral Homes has cared for celebrities such as Monsignor Conrad Chaumont, Monsignor Richard (parish priest of Notre-Dame des Sept-Douleurs), Monsignor Joseph Charbonneau (ex-archbishop of Montreal) and cardinals Paul-Émile Léger and Paul Grégoire.

Today, Laurent Thériault Funeral Homes is a member of the Dignity Memorial® network, the largest group of licensed funeral service providers in North America.