Locally owned and operated Albany funeral home that offers live streaming of its services. Pre-planning can be funded through funeral insurance or an irrevocable funeral trust.
272 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation 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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272 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Indiana
Locally owned and operated Albany funeral home that offers live streaming of its services. Pre-planning can be funded through funeral insurance or an irrevocable funeral trust.
Albion chapel of Harper Funeral Homes, opened in 2004 and built for large gatherings and guests with mobility needs; the firm's other Noble County chapel is in Avilla. Cremation runs from simple cremation to a viewing and funeral before cremation.
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.
Avilla chapel of Harper Funeral Homes, built on a single level in 1999 as the first purpose-built funeral home in Noble County; the firm's other chapel is in Albion. Cremation runs from simple cremation to a viewing and funeral before cremation.
Family-owned Batesville funeral home whose family has served the community since 1924, in a ground-level building opened in 2014. Services can be held at a local church, a cemetery or its own building.
Direct cremation provider serving families across Indiana from an office in Bedford, arranged by phone with the forms sent electronically to sign and return by email. It also covers New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, West Virginia and Florida.
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.
Beech Grove funeral home in a building the community helped fund by buying stock, opened in 1958, with multiple chapels and a large reception space. It runs a LIFT program for people who have lost their spouses.
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.
Bicknell funeral home in Knox County, founded as the McClure Funeral Home in 1878 and now one of the Fredrick & Son firm's four chapels. The firm cremates in its own on-site crematory.
Bloomington funeral home serving the city since 1913, the oldest funeral home in Monroe County. Its chapels host visitations, funeral services and memorial gatherings.
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.
Brookston funeral home that houses the administrative office of Clapper Funeral Services, which has six locations serving White, Jasper, Newton and Tippecanoe counties. Cremation options include direct cremation, a funeral with cremation afterward, and direct cremation with a memorial service.
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.
Burlington chapel of Stout & Son, one of the family business's six locations in Howard County, Burlington and Sharpsville. Cremation takes place at the firm's own crematory in Kokomo, Howard County's first, and services can be webcast live for relatives who cannot travel.