Family-owned Corydon funeral home in funeral service since 1916, downtown one block from the historic square, with a second home in Georgetown. It has two chapels and an in-house selection room.
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1284 funeral homes and crematories offering burial
Family-owned Corydon funeral home in funeral service since 1916, downtown one block from the historic square, with a second home in Georgetown. It has two chapels and an in-house selection room.
Covington chapel of Sunset Funeral Home & Cremation Center, opened in August 2006 in a former hardware store. Its café hosts the firm's program for grieving children, and its directors coordinate graveside services and a veterans honor guard.
Crawfordsville location of Sanders Funeral Care in the historic former Powers-Priebe Funeral Home, remodeled with modern amenities while keeping its home-like feel. The firm also has locations in Kingman and Waynetown.
Crown Point funeral home that opened in 1999 on the grounds of Chapel Lawn Memorial Gardens, a 120-acre cemetery with ground burial, mausoleum entombment and a cremation garden. Its chapel seats about 200, and it serves Schererville, St. John and Merrillville.
Crown Point funeral home with a chapel, arrangement offices and the Geisen firm's onsite crematory, which has a private viewing area for families. A Preplanning Advisor meets families who plan ahead, and the Geisen family has served Northwest Indiana since 1867.
Founding Decatur location of Zwick & Jahn Funeral Homes, family-owned since the beginning, with roots in the city tracing to 1899 and three locations in all. Every cremation is witnessed so each person is returned properly.
DeMotte funeral home staffed by veterans and police officers, serving families throughout Jasper, Newton, Lake and Porter counties. It offers cremation with or without a service and files the applications for a veteran's burial flag, government marker and Presidential Memorial Certificate.
Family owned Dyer funeral home, the Indiana home of a firm with another in Calumet City, Illinois. It has one homelike chapel seating 60, a lounge for refreshments and a playroom for children.
Smits Funeral Home in Dyer has served northwest Indiana and parts of neighboring Illinois since 2010, with three chapels that can be combined into one large chapel. Its staff arrange military burials and work closely with Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery in Elwood, Illinois.
Evansville funeral home that operates the Mason Family of Funeral Homes, with locations in Southwest Indiana and Western Kentucky; the first opened in Madisonville, Kentucky, in 1935 and the Evansville location in 1982. It submits veterans' DD-214 papers, confirms eligibility and schedules the honor guard.
Evansville funeral home, cremation center and cemetery, the Tri-State's only funeral home on cemetery property, with green burial in a dedicated section of the cemetery and webcasting of every service.
Family-owned Fishers funeral home, part of the community since 2003, run by a family that has served Hamilton County and Indianapolis since 1919.
Family owned Fort Wayne funeral home that ships remains domestically and internationally, with a certified notary public and licensed insurance agent on staff.
Fort Wayne funeral home of Everstory Partners, serving Northeast Indiana with viewings, visitations, receptions and memorials.
Fort Wayne funeral home opened in 1975 to serve the city's south side, one of the D.O. McComb & Sons homes, which have served Fort Wayne since 1925.
Fort Wayne flagship of D.O. McComb & Sons, opened in 1928, whose Arrangements Center across the courtyard is where families from all the firm's homes plan funerals. The firm, founded in 1925, has five locations.
Northeast Fort Wayne funeral home of D.O. McComb & Sons, a firm founded in Fort Wayne in 1925, offering event planning and catering beside burial and cremation.
Fort Wayne funeral home of D.O. McComb & Sons serving Fort Wayne, Leo, Grabill and Huntertown since 1995, with several large chapels for larger visitations, funerals and religious services.
Family owned Fort Wayne funeral home founded in 1954, in a circa 1900 Queen Anne building with a turret. It offers a horse drawn hearse, ship-in and ship-out services and an in house notary public.
Fort Wayne funeral home built in 2012 on the grounds of Greenlawn Memorial Park, a cemetery for Allen County families since 1927 with in-ground burial, community and private mausoleums, private family estates and cremation niches.