Terre Haute funeral and cremation home that works with Indiana Medicaid for families who qualify.
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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.
Licence rows come from the Indiana State Board of Funeral and Cemetery Service (under Professional Licensing Agency); 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.
272 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Indiana
Terre Haute funeral and cremation home that works with Indiana Medicaid for families who qualify.
Thorntown funeral home of Myers Mortuary, reopened in 2015 in the former Russell & Hitch Funeral Home property. The firm does all of its own cremations at the only on-site crematory in Boone County, in Lebanon.
Trafalgar center of Indiana Memorial, a locally owned and operated firm with a second location in Indianapolis. Its chapel, stage, music room, full kitchen and two dining halls are also open for events such as family reunions and fundraisers.
Valparaiso funeral home serving the community since 1892, helping with pre-need arrangements, cemetery arrangements, video life tributes and monuments. Its sister home is Newhard Funeral Home in Westville.
Valparaiso funeral home built as a funeral home in 1963, with three viewing areas and its own on-site crematory. It also houses the firm's main business office and cemetery office.
Vincennes chapel of Fredrick & Son McClure-Utt Funeral Homes, one of four chapels with Bicknell, Oaktown and Washington, with an on-site crematory. The family business has operated locally since 1975.
Vincennes funeral home tracing its history to the Flummerfelt Funeral Home, established in 1944 in the residence known as the Rabb Home, with a second location in Washington. Its care facility, completed in 2024, includes its own crematory.
Wabash chapel of Grandstaff-Hentgen Funeral Service, whose first funeral home opened in Roann in 1933. The firm also handles memorial services and monuments.
Locally family owned Walkerton chapel of Hanley and Sons, built in 2005 to bring services closer to customers. The firm was founded in 1987, and direct cremation with a temporary casket lets a family hold a viewing first.
Wanatah funeral chapel in a house built in 1933 as a family residence, run with Moeller Funeral Home since the business was acquired in 1991. Cremation takes place in the firm's own on-site crematory.
Warsaw funeral and cremation provider that works beside Heritage Monument Company to design services and gravestones, for cremation or traditional burial.
Warsaw funeral home and cremation center of Titus Funeral Home & Cremation Services, whose roots go back to 1956. The building opened in 1976 with an on-site reception center, cremations take place in Warsaw so a loved one does not leave the firm's care, and staff speak Spanish.
Washington funeral home in Daviess County with care dating to 1872, part of the family-owned Fredrick & Son firm since 2021. The home has two chapels, each with a private family room.
Washington funeral home opened in a new building in 2018 for the Washington community and Daviess County, the second location of Goodwin-Sievers Family Funeral Home of Vincennes. The firm's care facility, completed in 2024, includes its own crematory.
Waveland funeral home of Servies Funeral & Cremation Services, one of its three locations with Ladoga and Roachdale. The Waveland home has served local families since 1915.
Waynetown location of Sanders Funeral Care, a funeral home built in 1955 that the firm bought in 2020 and completely renovated in 2021. The firm also has locations in Crawfordsville and Kingman.
West Lafayette chapel opened by Soller-Baker in 1965, part of a family-owned firm with its own on-site crematory at its Lafayette location.
West Lafayette funeral chapel and cremation provider adjacent to Tippecanoe Memory Gardens, in a chapel opened in 2021 with everything on one level and no stairs. Helps transfer pre-planned funerals to its care.
Hamilton County funeral home and cemetery that has brought funeral, cremation and cemetery options to one location since 1995. It offers ground burial, above-ground and interior chapel crypts and cremation placement, and its event room overlooks a two-acre pond with full food and beverage service.
Locally owned and family operated Westport funeral home, serving the area since 1872 and on its present site since 1945. Its on-site crematory keeps a loved one in its care through cremation, and pre-need plans are funded through the Forethought Group.