Anderson-McQueen - N.E. St. Petersburg Family Tribute Center

Anderson-McQueen - N.E. St. Petersburg Family Tribute Center, located at 2201 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street North in St. Petersburg, Florida, is a distinguished funeral home that has served the community for over seven decades. Founded in 1952 by John S. Anderson and William F. McQueen, the business began by converting a former family residence at this very corner into a funeral home, establishing a legacy of compassionate care. Following the founders' passing, William McQueen's three children took over operations in 1987, expanding the brand and acquiring additional locations. This location, known as the N.E. St. Petersburg Family Tribute Center, is one of two Anderson-McQueen funeral homes in the city and offers a full range of services including burial, cremation, funeral and memorial services, pre-need planning, body donation coordination, ash scattering assistance, and memorial diamonds through a partner provider. While the facility does not operate an on-site crematory or cemetery, it features a welcoming chapel, reception and event space, private viewing rooms, and multi-sensory experiences for personalized tributes. The center is fully accessible with wheelchair-friendly entrances, parking, restrooms, and seating, and offers language assistance. Families consistently praise the staff in reviews for their attentiveness, compassion, and guidance during difficult times. With a Google rating of 4.8 out of 5 based on 175 reviews, this location is recognized for its exceptional service and dignified care. Whether arranging a traditional funeral or a celebration of life, families find support every step of the way, from pre-planning to aftercare. The center also provides online arrangement capabilities, livestreaming services, and grief support resources. Pet cremation is available through its sister location. Anderson-McQueen - N.E. St. Petersburg Family Tribute Center remains a trusted pillar in the community, honoring lives with respect and personalized attention.