Boise crematory on one site with its funeral home and its cemetery, a memorial park founded in 1935. Families can choose direct cremation, cremation with a memorial service, or a funeral followed by cremation; part of Carriage Services since 2007.
29 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in Idaho, listed by city and county. Each listing names the services the home offers, the faiths it serves and the languages its staff speak, with its address, its phone and a link to its general price list where it posts one.
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29 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in Idaho
Boise crematory on one site with its funeral home and its cemetery, a memorial park founded in 1935. Families can choose direct cremation, cremation with a memorial service, or a funeral followed by cremation; part of Carriage Services since 2007.
Boise funeral home with its own crematory and its own cemetery, a memorial park founded in 1935; the funeral home was built in 1964. Has a second cemetery, Terrace Lawn Memorial Gardens, in Meridian, serves Nampa and Caldwell as well, and has been part of Carriage Services since 2007.
Caldwell crematory in a funeral home established in 1952, with a cremation viewing suite, serving families of the Treasure Valley. The home has multiple chapels, reception and event space, and rooms for identification and private viewings.
Caldwell funeral home established in 1952, with an on-site crematory and a cremation viewing suite, serving families of the Treasure Valley. Has multiple chapels, reception and event space, and rooms for identification and private viewings.
Kootenai County cemetery, first platted as Restlawn Memorial Park in the early 1950s, that also designs custom monuments. The grounds hold Veterans, Catholic Holy Cross Gardens, LDS and Babyland sections, niche walls, a Veterans Cenotaph Wall of bronze plaques and an all-granite columbarium, and a Memorial Day service is held there each year.
Family-owned Kootenai County funeral home dating to 1941, with its own crematory on site and the first water cremation (aquamation) offered in Idaho. Has a reception center for gatherings after a service and streams services online; its sister chapel is in Post Falls.
Garden City crematory of Bella Vida Funeral Home, which handles each cremation itself and collects the deceased usually within about an hour. The funeral home also arranges moves to and from other states and repatriation between Idaho and Mexico.
Garden City funeral home that handles each cremation itself and has a memorial hall used as a reception space, arranged as the family wishes, and a grief counselor on staff. Arranges moves to and from other states and repatriation between Idaho and Mexico, and holds prepaid plans in escrow at an independent FDIC-insured institution.
Crematory of a Gooding family funeral business with chapels in Gooding, Wendell and Shoshone, installed in 2000 as the first crematory built north of the Snake River in the Magic Valley. Has carried out cremations for other funeral homes in the valley as well as for its own families.
Gooding funeral home of a family business that also has chapels in Wendell and Shoshone, with an on-site crematory installed in 2000, the first built north of the Snake River in the Magic Valley. Serves Gooding, Camas and Lincoln counties, designs, sells and services cemetery monuments, and keeps over 20 caskets on its showroom floor.
Grangeville funeral home serving North Central Idaho, with a newly installed crematory on site. Designs and sets headstones and markers, and is a member of the National Funeral Directors Association and the Idaho Funeral Service Association.
Grangeville crematory newly installed on site at DeFord Funeral Home, which serves North Central Idaho and also designs and sets headstones and markers.
Homedale funeral home established in 1963, the only funeral home in its county, with an on-site crematory where witness cremation is available. Has a chapel and rooms for identification and private viewings.
Jerome funeral chapel that prepares the deceased for transportation to Mexico and holds informal gatherings with a reception beside traditional, memorial and graveside services.
Lewiston funeral home and crematory dating to 1898, run by the partnership that also bought Malcom's Brower-Wann Funeral Home in 2012. Keeps an in-house floral shop, designs and prints memorial folders, and shows life slideshows on its own video projection and sound system.
Crematory at the Lewiston premises of Vassar-Rawls Funeral Home & Crematory, a funeral business in the Lewis-Clark Valley since 1898.
Meridian funeral home established in 1986, working from a Tudor-style house built in 1938 as a private residence. Has a chapel and rooms for identification and private viewings; cremations are carried out at its network's own facilities in the Boise area.
Crematory of the Summers Funeral Home in Meridian, built with the home in 2001; witness cremation is available, and the home has a chapel, a reception and event space and rooms for private viewings.
Meridian funeral home with its own crematory, a chapel, a reception and event space and rooms for private viewings; witness cremation is available. Built in 2001, it is the one Summers Funeral Home still open of a firm that began in Boise in 1911.
Mountain Home funeral home with an on-site crematory where witness cremations can be held, a chapel and rooms for identification and private viewings. The only funeral home in Elmore County, established in 1991 as Summers Funeral Homes – McMurtrey Chapel; it displays an 1897 horse-drawn funeral carriage.