Lexington direct cremation provider with a crematory on site, locally owned since 2011. It offers direct cremation alone, makes every arrangement by phone, and serves all of Kentucky.
8 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Lexington, Kentucky. 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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8 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Lexington
Lexington direct cremation provider with a crematory on site, locally owned since 2011. It offers direct cremation alone, makes every arrangement by phone, and serves all of Kentucky.
Lexington funeral home running the city's first and only on-site crematory provided by a family owned funeral service. Visitations are held in its chapel, which seats up to 100, and its licensed funeral directors include certified crematory operators.
Lexington funeral home of the Kerr family firm, which began in the city in 1905 with a horse-drawn hearse and moved into a historic home in 1935, adding a chapel in 1967. Services are streamed online.
Lexington funeral home opened by the third and fourth generations of the Kerr family as the modern second location of the family firm that began in the city in 1905. Services are streamed online.
Lexington funeral home of Milward Funeral Directors, the city's oldest business, family-owned for six generations. Cremations take place at the firm's own private crematory in Lexington, and Gus, the Milward family's black Lab comfort dog, can be found at any of its three locations.
Lexington funeral home of Milward Funeral Directors, the city's oldest business, family-owned for six generations. The firm's Celebration Center of Lexington, an events venue for funeral services, life celebrations and catered receptions, shares this home's address, and cremations take place at the firm's own crematory in Lexington.
Lexington funeral home, the downtown location of Milward Funeral Directors, the city's oldest business and the 37th oldest continuously operating business in the United States, family-owned for six generations. The firm cremates at its own private crematory in Lexington under a 10-step identification process.
Lexington mortuary, family owned and operated since 1983, in the building that was formerly the Claughton-Brown Funeral Home; the Hughes family traces its start in the trade to Hawkins Funeral Home in Lexington. Its services include graveside ceremonies, grief support and work alongside other funeral homes.