Denham Springs funeral home that has served families since 1968, when its owner bought Friendly Service Funeral Home there; a second location opened in Greensburg in 2007. Its owner is a Certified Funeral Service Practitioner.
5 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Livingston Parish, Louisiana, listed by city. 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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5 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in Livingston Parish
Denham Springs funeral home that has served families since 1968, when its owner bought Friendly Service Funeral Home there; a second location opened in Greensburg in 2007. Its owner is a Certified Funeral Service Practitioner.
Denham Springs location of Seale Funeral Service, founded in 1957 and serving Livingston Parish from here and Livingston. The firm has its own crematory, a monument company and Evergreen Memorial Park, a perpetual care cemetery in Denham Springs with mausoleum crypts and cremation niches.
Denham Springs funeral home opened in 2020, the third of three locations with Hammond and Ponchatoula, serving Livingston and Tangipahoa parishes. Builds its own monuments and holds preplanning seminars on cremation and burial options.
Livingston location of Seale Funeral Service, founded in 1957 and serving Livingston Parish from here and Denham Springs. The firm has its own crematory, a monument company and Evergreen Memorial Park, a perpetual care cemetery in Denham Springs with mausoleum crypts and cremation niches.
Walker office of Church Funeral Services & Crematory, opened in 2013 after the St. Amant funeral home and the Baton Rouge arrangement office; the founders built their own crematory. Families may ask to witness the start of a cremation, and arrangements can be made at an office, at home or online.