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.
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4188 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation
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.
Family owned and operated Jeffersonville funeral home with its own private crematory. The building has two large viewing rooms, a chapel and a lounge with a kitchenette for gathering before or after a service.
Jeffersonville cremation provider that performs every cremation at its own private, family-owned crematory and serves families across Indiana and Kentucky. It handles prepaid cremations, helps families with VA forms and claims, and holds viewings and witnessing at the Jeffersonville location; arrangements can be made online, by phone or in person.
Kendallville funeral home and a fixture in Noble County, with funeral and cremation services for current and former members of the U.S. military and their families.
Kentland funeral home, one of six Clapper Funeral Services locations serving White, Jasper, Newton and Tippecanoe counties. Arranges direct cremation, a funeral with cremation afterward, or direct cremation with a memorial service.
Kewanna chapel of Rans Funeral Homes, which traces to the Harrison Funeral Home, established in 1905 and in Kewanna since 1936. The firm cremates at its own Indiana Central Crematory in Royal Center.
Kingman funeral home built and opened in 2011, designed by the Sanders family as a building unlike any other funeral home. It is one of the firm's three locations, with Crawfordsville and Waynetown.
Family-owned Knox funeral home serving Knox since 1946, holding services in its chapel, at a church or synagogue, or at the graveside, with pre-funding options for pre-planning. Its sister home, Braman & Bailey, serves North Judson.
Kokomo funeral home founded in 1924, with an on-site cremation center completed in 2016 where family may stay with their loved one until the cremation begins. Its spacious main chapel dates from the 1990s, and a second chapel serves separate services; final plans made at the firm's closed second Ellers location are honored here.
Kokomo chapel of Shirley & Stout that houses Howard County's first crematory, opened in 2010. One of the firm's locally owned and operated Howard County funeral homes, it webcasts services live for relatives who cannot travel.
Kouts funeral home serving the community since 1882, with cremation in the firm's own on-site crematory. It moved to a new building in 2022 and is run with Moeller Funeral Home in Valparaiso.
La Porte funeral home near Pine Lake Cemetery, Swan Lake Memorial Gardens and Greenwood Cemetery that arranges the Catholic Mass of Christian Burial and serves Baptist, Lutheran and Methodist families. It has a chapel, an overflow chapel, a teen room, a kids' room and a café.
La Porte funeral home and the only one in La Porte County that owns its own crematory, so a loved one whose family chooses cremation never leaves its care.
Ladoga funeral home of Servies Funeral & Cremation Services, one of its three locations with Roachdale and Waveland. Its Ladoga and Roachdale homes have served these communities since the 1930s.
The Lafayette chapel of Fisher Funeral Chapel & Cremation Services is Castle Cottage, an 1897 home that the Fisher family bought in 2003. The family-owned firm offers flame cremation and flameless cremation by alkaline hydrolysis, ships remains by air within the country or abroad, and helps families with veterans benefits and with pre-planning and prefunding.
Family-owned Lafayette funeral home whose story began in 1865. Its Lafayette Chapel is the firm's administrative office and houses its own on-site crematory; a second chapel is in West Lafayette.
Lake Station chapel of the family owned and operated Rees Funeral Home, established in Hobart in 1960, which bought the Brady funeral home in Lake Station in 1993. The firm's other chapels are in Hobart and Portage.
Lakeville location of the locally owned and operated Palmer Funeral Homes, whose own employees perform every cremation at the firm's facility at Southlawn Cemetery. The firm helps families with veteran, Social Security, insurance and Medicaid filings.
Lapel chapel of Bozell Funeral Homes & Crematory whose history reaches back to Lapel's first funeral establishment in 1887. Cremation takes place at the firm's own crematory in Anderson.