Jewish Funeral Home McLean VA
Jewish Funeral Home Serving McLean, VA
A Virginia-licensed Jewish funeral home for McLean and Tysons families, who worship nearby in Falls Church and Vienna and are buried at King David Memorial Gardens.
98% of Washington Consumers’ Checkbook raters gave Torchinsky a superior overall rating.


A Jewish Funeral Home For McLean and Tysons Families
McLean has no synagogue of its own, so families here belong to congregations in neighboring Falls Church and Vienna. Temple Rodef Shalom is about 41 minutes from our chapel.
The funeral can be held at your congregation or graveside, and we come to you. See Northern Virginia for the wider area.
Congregations Near McLean
Falls Church
Temple Rodef Shalom, 2100 Westmoreland St.
Vienna
Chabad Tysons Jewish Center, 2107 Chain Bridge Rd.
Close to King David Memorial Gardens
King David Memorial Gardens in Falls Church is the Jewish cemetery closest to McLean, and we arrange graveside services there. Learn about graveside services.
We Are Here for McLean
If a death has occurred in McLean, call us at any hour, including Shabbat.
The Cemetery Closest to McLean
McLean families are most often buried in Falls Church.
- King David Memorial Gardens, 2712 Hollywood Rd, Falls Church
King David Memorial Gardens directions are in our guide to Jewish cemeteries in Greater Washington.
Why McLean Families Choose Torchinsky
- Licensed in VirginiaJoyce E. Torchinsky, licensed funeral director
- 98% superior ratingWashington Consumers’ Checkbook raters
Questions About Our Jewish Funeral Home in McLean
Yes. We serve McLean and Tysons families any hour, including Shabbat, and Joyce E. Torchinsky is licensed in Virginia.
Yes. We arrange services at Temple Rodef Shalom or your own congregation, working with your rabbi.
King David Memorial Gardens in Falls Church is the closest Jewish cemetery to McLean.
Yes. Joyce E. Torchinsky’s funeral director license covers Virginia, in addition to DC and Maryland.
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We Are Here When You Need Us
McLean and Tysons families can call (202) 541-1001 at any hour, including Shabbat and holidays.