Locally owned Indianapolis funeral and cremation provider that also runs the Indiana Memorial Trafalgar Center, where it holds memorial services and has a chapel, stage and music room.
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 Indianapolis funeral and cremation provider that also runs the Indiana Memorial Trafalgar Center, where it holds memorial services and has a chapel, stage and music room.
Family owned and operated Indianapolis funeral and cremation home that holds regular open houses where people can learn about its services.
Indianapolis funeral home serving the south side, downtown and greater Indianapolis since 1896, one family at a time, in a chapel that seats 130. It offers direct cremation and helps families transfer arrangements made elsewhere.
Indianapolis funeral home with roots in the city dating to 1933, which performs its own cremations rather than sending them to a third party. Flanner Buchanan Funeral Centers bought the firm in 2016.
Indianapolis funeral home of Legacy Cremation & Funeral Services, an affiliate of Flanner Buchanan with locations in Indianapolis, Anderson and Lawrence. Legacy owns and operates its own crematory, so a loved one never leaves its care.
Indianapolis funeral home opened in 1973 with a crematory on the property, which also serves Leppert's Carmel location. Its red-brick building was designed as a homelike space, and bereavement dogs from Love on a Leash are available on request for services and arrangement meetings.
Indianapolis funeral home of the Little & Sons firm, which began in the city in 1927, in a recently remodeled building with multiple chapels and a large reception space for catered gatherings. It runs a LIFT program for people who have lost their spouses.
Indianapolis cremation office of Neptune Society that arranges cremation for an immediate need or planned ahead. For a recent death it handles the death certificate and cremation permit, and it helps families with veterans' benefits eligibility.
Indianapolis funeral home and cremation service, established in 1961, serving the Indianapolis area.
Family-owned Indianapolis funeral home and crematory founded in 1971, where embalming and cremation are done in its own facility by its own licensed staff. It accepts pre-need policies written elsewhere, helps with veterans' benefit paperwork and coordinates Funeral Masses with Indianapolis Catholic parishes.
Indianapolis funeral home in the historic Irvington district on the east side, serving families since 1905 across metropolitan Indianapolis and central Indiana, with options from the very basic to a traditional viewing and funeral ceremony.
Indianapolis cremation provider that focuses exclusively on simple cremation for greater Indianapolis, with arrangements handled online, by email, fax or mail, or in person at its office by appointment.
Simplicity Funeral & Cremation Care's Avon location serves families across west Indianapolis and Hendricks County from a preserved red-brick church with stained-glass windows. The home offers funeral, burial and cremation services, with cremations performed at its own crematory, and helps families with prearrangements and veterans benefits paperwork.
South Indianapolis funeral and cremation home with its own on-site crematory, a large visitation and service room, and a reception space for sharing a meal. Prearrangements can be made through an online planning form or in person.
Indianapolis location of St. Pierre Family Funeral, whose Greater South Side Crematory opened in 1993 so a loved one never leaves the firm's care. Can arrange burial in a national cemetery for veterans.
Indianapolis chapel of the locally and family-owned St. Pierre Family Funeral, with multiple configurable rooms for any service size and an in-house store of caskets and urns. Cremations take place in the firm's own on-site crematory.
Indianapolis mortuary that has served the city's west side since 1923, with two large chapels, visitation rooms, a private family space and a reception center.
Indianapolis funeral and cremation home that families have called on since 1919, serving the city's Hispanic community. Can help arrange military funeral honors for veterans.
Indianapolis funeral home in a red brick two-story building, serving the community for more than two decades. Its chapel seats more than 200 and can be set with rows of chairs or with tables for a reception.
Jasonville funeral home built in 2009 on the site where Jasonville High School was built in 1903. Families choosing cremation can still hold a visitation and a funeral service.