1284 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in 14 states, listed by state, 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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1284 funeral homes and crematories offering burial
Dodo Mortuary, Inc. – Kona Branch is on Mamalahoa Highway in Kealakekua, at the base of the entrance to the Kona Community Hospital. It is the Kona office of Dodo Mortuary, Inc. & Crematory of Hilo, which states it offers traditional funeral and burial services, cremation in its own crematory and help for veteran families with burial benefits. Cremated remains may be claimed at the Kona office.
Kauai Memorial Gardens & Funeral Home is on Maalo Road in Lihue: a memorial park founded in 1972, with a funeral home opened on its grounds in 2004, the first combined memorial park and funeral home on Kauai. The park offers traditional ground sites, a mausoleum, a columbarium and a scattering garden, and the funeral home offers pre-planning with pre-payment.
Nakamura Mortuary and Crematory is on Lower Main Street in Wailuku and states it has served Wailuku families since 1947. It describes a funeral home, the Maui Memorial Park cemetery and an on-site crematory in one place, and an air-conditioned chapel that can live stream any service. Appointments are held at its business office at 450 Waiale Road.
Mililani Mortuary is inside Mililani Memorial Park in Waipahu and states it has served Oʻahu families since 1960. Its two on-site chapels, Makai and Mauka, hold services of all types, and the operator states it owns and runs its funeral home, crematorium and cemetery. It holds free Dine & Learn seminars on cremation and burial preplanning.
Anderson chapel of Bozell Funeral Homes & Crematory that houses the firm's privately owned crematory, with two chapels and five visitation rooms. It serves Anderson, Chesterfield, Daleville and Middletown.
Anderson funeral home founded in 1960, with two chapels seating 275 people. It specializes in funeral pre-arrangements, helps families apply for veterans benefits and arranges shipping of remains nationally and internationally.
Anderson funeral home of Legacy Cremation & Funeral Services, an affiliate of Flanner Buchanan with locations in Anderson, Indianapolis and Lawrence. Legacy owns and operates its own crematory, so a loved one never leaves its care.
Third-generation, family-owned Anderson funeral home with its own crematory, built in 1991, which handles pet cremation as well as human. Its cemetery, The Gardens at Willowcrest Park, opened in 2013 and is made for cremated remains.
Independent, family-owned Anderson funeral home opened in 1931, serving families of Anderson and Madison County. Its one-level building has a chapel, visitation rooms and a lighted parking lot for 150 vehicles.
Locally owned, funeral-director-owned Bedford funeral home serving Bedford and the nearby communities of Heltonville, Bloomington, Oolitic, Mitchell and Medora. Its owners also operate the Queen-Lee Chapel in Shoals.
Berne chapel of Zwick & Jahn Funeral Homes, which have served Indiana and Ohio families since 1899; the firm bought it in 2018 and it is all on one level. Every cremation is witnessed so each person is returned properly.
Bloomington green burial and cremation provider whose natural burials use biodegradable materials and avoid toxic chemicals. Families plan services in person or online.
Independent, family-owned and operated Brazil funeral home founded in 1885, run since 2012 by a mortuary science graduate with deep roots in Clay County.
Brownstown funeral home in Jackson County, founded in Kurtz almost 125 years ago, which moved to Brownstown in 1944 and built its present home in 1956. Can hold visitation and funeral services at a family's church.
Flanner Buchanan Carmel is a Hamilton County funeral home also serving Westfield, Noblesville, Fishers, Lawrence and Broad Ripple, with two event rooms for services and receptions and food and beverage service on site. Its urn selection includes urns made in Indiana.
Cayuga's DeVerter Chapel of Sunset Funeral Home & Cremation Center, acquired in July 2022, with a history of caring for Cayuga families since 1974. Its funeral directors coordinate graveside services and the local honor guard.
Cedar Lake funeral home with an on-site crematory, where cremations are overseen by a Certified Crematory Operator. It is the family's third funeral home, after a first chapel opened on Chicago's East Side in 1989.
Family-owned Chesterton funeral home under its present owners since 1988, where earth burial and cremation can each be arranged with or without a viewing.
Columbia City funeral home that began in 1915, with facilities for funeral and memorial ceremonies, receptions, interments and cremations, and monument design specialists.
Connersville funeral home founded in 1902, among the city's oldest continuously operating businesses, in a residence converted to a funeral home after World War II. Its second chapel is in Liberty.