3836 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in 21 states, listed by state, 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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3836 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation
Ellis chapel of Keithley Funeral Homes, in business since 1922, with sister chapels in Hays, Victoria and La Crosse and the firm's one crematory at its Brock's-Keithley chapel in Hays. Its three funeral directors are certified crematory operators, and a grief support dog is on staff.
Eudora chapel of Warren-McElwain, begun in 2002, with an on-site crematory, so a family that chooses cremation keeps the deceased in the home's care. Has a large chapel and gathering rooms for refreshments before or after services; the firm traces its roots to Schubert Funeral Home, founded in Eudora in 1904.
Fort Scott funeral home established in 1863, one of the oldest in Kansas, serving Southeast Kansas and Southwest Missouri. Its Carriage House, a block south, hosts family meals and gatherings after services, with a full kitchen and seating for up to 50.
Fort Scott funeral home serving Bourbon County since 1885, in a building put up as a funeral home in 1907. The present firm formed in 1989 from two funeral homes, and it arranges celebrations of life and aftercare along with funerals.
Crematory owned by Countryside Funeral Home and run at its Fredonia funeral home, so a body in the home's care is not sent elsewhere for cremation. The operator opened in 2007 and also has homes in Howard and Chanute.
Fredonia funeral home opened in 2007, with its own crematory at the same address and sister locations in Howard and Chanute. Its building has 10,000 square feet.
Galena funeral home of the family-owned Derfelt firm, whose funeral business began with the purchase of the Allison Funeral Home in 1948 and later added chapels in Baxter Springs, Columbus and Oswego. The firm runs its own crematory at its Baxter Springs chapel.
Garden City funeral home where the Garnand firm began in 1918, buying out a combined furniture shop, mortuary and flower store. It is one of seven Garnand funeral homes in Southwest Kansas, and Ragel Monument in Garden City is part of the same group.
Hays chapel of Keithley Funeral Homes, in business since 1922, and the site of the firm's one crematory in Ellis County. Sister chapels stand in Ellis, Victoria, La Crosse and a second Hays location; the firm's three funeral directors are certified crematory operators, and a grief support dog is on staff.
Hays mortuary of Keithley Funeral Homes, in business since 1922, with sister chapels in Ellis, Victoria and La Crosse and the firm's one crematory at its Brock's-Keithley chapel, also in Hays. A grief support dog is on the firm's staff.
Herington chapel of the Yazel-Megli Funeral Homes, with sister homes in Marion, Hillsboro, Whitewater and Council Grove.
Hillsboro chapel of the Yazel-Megli Funeral Homes, overseen by the owners who also run the Whitewater home, with sister homes in Marion, Herington, Whitewater and Council Grove. Cremations are carried out through a partner crematory that can cremate people of up to 700 pounds.
Howard location of Countryside Funeral Home, serving the town since 2007, with cremation at the operator's own crematory in Fredonia. The Howard building has 8,500 square feet.
Hugoton location of the Garnand funeral homes, a Southwest Kansas firm that began in Garden City in 1918 and whose staff personally know about 95 percent of the people they serve. Its facilities have visitation and gathering rooms, with organ music available by request.
Hutchinson funeral home with a historic 200-person chapel where local families have gathered for more than a century; it also hosts receptions. Part of the Memorial Planning network of Everstory Partners.
Independence funeral home opened in 2012 and owned by a local third-generation funeral director, from a family that has served Independence families since 1921.
Johnson City home of the Garnand Funeral Homes, a southwest Kansas firm that began in 1918 when its founder bought out a Garden City furniture shop, mortuary and flower store, and now has homes in seven towns from Dighton to Elkhart. Every Garnand home has visitation and gathering rooms, and interfaith, non-denominational ministers are on call.
Kansas City, Kansas funeral home that opened in 2003 on the grounds of Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens, a 60-acre cemetery opened in 1948. Has a 180-seat chapel and a dining area for up to 80 guests, and traces its line to Butler Funeral Home, opened in 1905.
Kansas City, Kansas, crematory on the premises of Highland Park Funeral Home & Crematory, operated by the home's own funeral directors, so the deceased stays in the home's care through the cremation.
Kansas City, Kansas, funeral home since 1978, with a crematory on site operated by its own funeral directors. It runs Highland Park Cemetery, established in 1905, which offers in-ground burial, mausoleum entombment and places for cremated remains.