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Blyth Boatmen

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Blyth Funeral Home provides funeral, memorial, personalization, aftercare, pre-planning and cremation services in Greenwood, SC. Founded in 1884 by William Van Blyth, it is the oldest business in Greenwood County still in operation. The company exclusively owns Oakbrook Memorial Park, where they offer traditional burials, mausoleum entombments, and cremation niches. Blyth Funeral Home has an in-house chapel crematory and provides perpetual care services with flat bronze markers, upright granite and marble sections, and beautiful chapel mausoleums. The company's location is at 1425 Montague Ave Ext., Greenwood, SC 29649.

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