178 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Arkansas, 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.
Licence rows come from the Arkansas State Board of Embalmers, Funeral Directors, Cemeteries, and Burial Services (Arkansas Insurance Department, Funeral Services Division); what a home offers comes from its own site. SimplyTrust lists no prices, no reviews and no rankings, and does not endorse any home. Contact a home directly for its general price list, which the Funeral Rule requires it to provide.
178 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Arkansas
Benton County Memorial Park Funeral Home in Rogers, Arkansas, is locally owned and offers cemetery and funeral home services in one place, on grounds established as a cemetery in 1957. It built its own crematory in 1972, opened its current funeral home in 2007, and does not perform cremations for other funeral homes.
Benton County Memorial Park Crematory in Rogers, Arkansas, was built at the memorial park in 1972, and its two original retorts were replaced when the new funeral home was built in 2007. The park states its own staff handles every phase and it does not perform cremations for other funeral homes.
The home is a funeral home and crematory on South 28th Street in Rogers, in a facility it moved into in December 2022. It offers funeral, cremation and memorial services and has a 150-seat chapel.
Rollins Funeral Home is at 1401 Hudson Road in Rogers, Benton County, and is part of the Dignity Memorial network. The home states it has provided funeral and cremation services to families in Rogers and Northwest Arkansas for more than two decades; its chapel seats up to 225 guests.
Humphrey Funeral Service at 2801 West Main Street in Russellville arranges funerals with burial and cremation, and arranges interment in national cemeteries for eligible veterans. Its cremation center opened in the same facility in 2020, and Center Valley Memorial Gardens, completed in 2021, is a cemetery in Pope County with a Field of Honor for veterans.
The Dignity Cremation Center is part of Humphrey Funeral Service's facility on West Main Street in Russellville, integrated there in 2020. Families may gather privately in its Chapel of Light to see their loved one before cremation, and the remains stay in the facility until returned to the family.
Russellville Family Funeral is a funeral home on East Parkway Drive in Russellville, Pope County, offering funeral services, memorial services, cremations and monuments. It opened in 2016, is on call around the clock, and also makes arrangements at the family's own home.
Barker Funeral Home in Salem provides funeral and cremation services for Fulton County and several surrounding counties in Arkansas and Missouri. The family-owned home opened on January 13, 1993, and offers celebrant services.
The home in Salem opened on January 13, 1993, in a renovated former skating rink, and serves Fulton County and several surrounding counties in Arkansas and Missouri. It states it is family owned and offers funeral, cremation and celebrant services, including green funerals; the building is handicap accessible.
The home is the Roller Funeral Homes location at 411 E. Race Ave. in Searcy. The operator offers cremation options and prepaid funeral plans through its Assured Peace plan, and states that it remains entirely family-owned.
Searcy-McEuen Funeral Home on South Main in Searcy offers funeral and cremation services to Searcy and the surrounding area, and traces its history in White County back over fifty years. It took its name when Searcy Funeral Home merged with McEuen Funeral Home and moved to the South Main building, which has a chapel, an embalming facility and a casket selection room.
Buie & Cole Funeral Home in Sheridan, Grant County, stands on Highway 167 one mile south of its intersection with Highway 270, in a building put up in 1973 at 1301 S. Rock. The Cole family bought the business in 2018; the Cole funeral homes offer burial and cremation at their own crematory.
This Sherwood funeral home off John F Kennedy Boulevard arranges burials and cremations, offers veterans services and pre-planning, and has a chapel equipped for videos and slideshows. The location was formerly Huson Funeral Home and took the Smith name in 2016.
The home is a funeral home on East Main Street in Siloam Springs, which marked 100 years of funerals in the city in 2002. It arranges traditional funerals with burial, cremation with a visitation, and transportation of remains out of state.
The home is a funeral home on North Thompson in Springdale, opened in November 1989 as the second location of the Siloam Springs home. It arranges traditional funerals with burial, cremation with a visitation, and transportation of remains out of state.
Cremations Only in Springdale, Washington County, offers direct cremation, cremation with a memorial service, and a traditional service with visitation before cremation, as well as pre-need planning. Its owners have cared for families in Southwest Missouri since 1991, and the home states it has bilingual staff.
Memorial Funeral Home in Springdale provides funeral and cremation services, with direct cremation among its listed options. Its staff answers calls 24/7, and families can start the forms for a service online.
Sisco Funeral Chapel in Springdale arranges burials, from graveside services to traditional funerals, and cremation for families across Northwest Arkansas. The firm traces its start to 1915 and has operated from its building on West Meadow Street since 1967.
Westfield Chapel Funeral Home & Cremation Service in Springdale was founded in 2008. From its chapel in the heart of Springdale it serves families across Northwest Arkansas and the River Valley with traditional, cremation and pre-planning services.
Griffin Funeral Service in Star City states it has served Star City and the surrounding area for over 100 years. It handles cremations through a crematory it owns, which it calls Southeast Arkansas’ only crematory, and it accepts prearrangements made with other funeral homes.
