Family-owned Georgetown funeral home, opened as a branch of a firm in funeral service since 1916, with a second home in Corydon. The Georgetown home has one chapel and a large in-house selection room.
122 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in Indiana, 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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122 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in Indiana
Family-owned Georgetown funeral home, opened as a branch of a firm in funeral service since 1916, with a second home in Corydon. The Georgetown home has one chapel and a large in-house selection room.
Greenwood chapel of Wilson St. Pierre serving Johnson County, with a history that began with a Greenwood funeral home founded in 1897. Cremations take place in the firm's own on-site crematory, and it can arrange burial in a national cemetery.
Dover funeral home in Dearborn County, family owned and operated since the 1800s; its present building dates to 1962. It offers preneed planning.
Family owned Hammond funeral home in a mansion the family bought and renovated in 1926. The firm dates from 1908 and offers green burial packages beside burial and cremation.
Hebron funeral home of Geisen Funeral Homes, a family that has served Northwest Indiana since 1867 and bought this home in 2004. The firm runs its own crematory in Crown Point, and its Preplanning Advisor meets families planning ahead.
Family-owned and family-operated Huntington mortuary that first opened its doors in 1910. Its staff takes care of all the arrangements for burial or cremation.
Family-owned west-side Indianapolis mortuary and crematory, formerly Royster-Askin-Sandrock Funeral Home, bought by its present owners in 1996. The firm also runs Shangrila Chapel in Fountaintown.
Indianapolis funeral home and cemetery on the 555 acres of Crown Hill Cemetery, established in 1863, with Crown Hill National Cemetery within the grounds. The funeral home operates its own crematory, whose viewing suite lets a family witness the cremation.
Indianapolis mortuary in operation for more than 20 years that also arranges graveside services, with staff available 24 hours a day.
Flanner Buchanan Broad Ripple is a landmark Indianapolis funeral home, in service since 1955, that also hosts receptions and catered events. It displays the Growing up on the North Side historic photography collection and works by Hoosier artists.
Flanner Buchanan Decatur Township is an Indianapolis funeral home serving Decatur, Camby, Mooresville, Greenwood and Plainfield. Its Woodland Suite hosts catered receptions and family, business and civic events.
Floral Park Cemetery has served the west side of Indianapolis since 1919 as a Flanner Buchanan location. Its cemetery offers ground burial, above-ground crypts, family crypts and cremation placement. Its event center has two large event rooms with food and beverage service and video tributes.
Geist Funeral and Cremation Services is a Flanner Buchanan location serving families in Indianapolis and Marion County. Its venue is built to be flexible: chairs can be arranged for a traditional chapel service, rearranged for a catered reception, or set up for a life celebration event. The location also has space for weddings, receptions, conferences and other group events.
Indianapolis cemetery that holds funeral and cremation services on its own grounds, serving Marion County. Its Lasting Memories Memorial Center has above-ground mausoleum crypts and niches, Legion Hill is a section dedicated to veterans and their loved ones, and celebrants and complete food and beverage service are available for gatherings.
Oaklawn Memorial Gardens has served families on the north side of Indianapolis since 1954, and now north into Hamilton County. The campus offers traditional funerals and modern life celebrations, and one of its certified celebrants can lead a service. It also holds a 9/11 memorial sculpture with a medallion for each victim.
Speedway Funeral and Cremation Services is a Flanner Buchanan location serving families in Indianapolis and Marion County. It has five multi-purpose event rooms, and its lounge displays historic photographs from the Indianapolis 500. A community center behind the funeral center is open to the public for family, business and community events.
Flanner Buchanan Washington Park East is an Indianapolis campus where a service, interment and after-service meal can all take place, with celebrants to lead a service. Its Community Life Center was the first building of its kind built in a cemetery.
Flanner Buchanan Washington Park North is a 100-acre Indianapolis campus that has served the city since the late 1920s, with memorial services, burials, cremation placement and mausoleums for above-ground burial. Its grounds hold Central Indiana's only natural burial ground.
Indianapolis cremation and funeral provider in the historic Fountain Square area, opened in 1941 as Stirling Funeral Home and renamed in February 2016. It offers Medicaid service options and has an in-house chaplain.
Indianapolis funeral home with roots in the city dating to 1933, which performs its own cremations rather than sending them to a third party. Flanner Buchanan Funeral Centers bought the firm in 2016.