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
Lucas chapel of Rentschler Family Mortuaries, which bought the Rodrick-Minear Funeral Homes in Lucas, Luray and Sylvan Grove in January 2022. The firm serves Smith, Osborne, Russell and Lincoln counties, keeps no all-day office hours and answers the phone around the clock to set an appointment.
Luray chapel of Rentschler Family Mortuaries, which bought the Rodrick-Minear Funeral Homes in Lucas, Luray and Sylvan Grove in January 2022. The firm serves Smith, Osborne, Russell and Lincoln counties, keeps no all-day office hours and answers the phone around the clock to set an appointment.
Madison funeral home in a 1922 building that has housed the town's funeral homes since 1943, all on one level since an addition took in the old city jail. Part of VanArsdale Funeral Services since 2010; cremations are performed at its crematory in Lebo, and arrangement and pre-planning meetings can be held in the family's home.
Marion funeral home of the Yazel-Megli Funeral Homes, whose line takes calls 24 hours a day, with sister homes in Hillsboro, Herington, Whitewater and Council Grove. Cremations are carried out through a partner crematory that can cremate people of up to 700 pounds.
Meade funeral home that one family has run since 1949, serving Meade and Plains. Its history begins about 1900 with a furniture and undertaking store that was Meade County's first funeral home, and it has stood at its current site since 1925.
Merriam chapel of Charter Funerals, listed as its Shawnee Mission location, from a company that began in the Kansas City area in 1995 and runs six funeral homes and four cemeteries in Kansas and Missouri.
Mound City chapel of Schneider Funeral Home & Cremations, a firm that owns and operates its own crematory, so no third party cares for the deceased. The firm also has homes in Pleasanton and La Cygne.
Family-owned Ness City funeral home established in 1929, serving Ness, Trego, Lane and Hodgeman counties. Has a chapel that seats about 240, two private viewing rooms, and accessible public areas and parking.
Newton funeral home founded on January 1, 1961, and run by the third generation of the family that started it, with a large chapel for traditional and memorial services. It was the first funeral home in the Newton area with a room set aside for cremation arrangements.
Oakley funeral home of Baalmann Mortuary & Crematory, a firm opened in 2010 with further homes in Colby and Atwood. The firm runs its own crematory in Colby.
Downtown Olathe funeral home at its present site since 1929, when it opened as the first licensed funeral home in Johnson County. Its chapel seats up to 200, with a private family room and a music room; it joined McGilley Memorial Chapels in 2002 and is in the Dignity Memorial network.
Osage City funeral chapel in a downtown building that has served the town for over a century, on a corner where funeral services have been held for over 150 years. Cremations are performed at the VanArsdale crematory in Lebo, and arrangement and pre-planning meetings can be held in the family's home.
The oldest operating funeral business in Miami County, dating to 1926, formed by the 1977 merger of two Osawatomie funeral homes. Has a 120-seat chapel, an 85-seat family room and a showroom of caskets, vaults, urns and monuments.
Osborne chapel of Rentschler Family Mortuaries, which bought the Clark Gashaw Mortuary in Osborne in January 2022. The firm serves Smith, Osborne, Russell and Lincoln counties, keeps no all-day office hours and answers the phone around the clock to set an appointment.
Oskaloosa funeral home opened in 2011, with its own crematory since 2018, the only on-site cremation facility in Jefferson County, which also cremates for other funeral homes. Its chapel seats more than 100 and has a quiet room for young children, and it sells and services monuments.
Oswego funeral home, formerly a Murdock Funeral Homes branch, that joined the family-owned Derfelt firm in 2011 with its Columbus sibling. The firm runs its own crematory at its Baxter Springs chapel, where staff licensed to operate it carry out its cremations.
Ottawa funeral home of a firm that has served Kansas families since 1892, with sister homes in Baldwin City, Overbrook and Burlingame. The firm arranges funerals across Franklin, Douglas and Osage counties, and funerals can be planned ahead with its online pre-planning tool.
Overland Park office of the Cremation Society of Kansas & Missouri, in the funeral and cremation business since 1902, with offices in Prairie Village, Kansas City and Lee's Summit as well. The society owns its crematory, which families may view on weekdays and where they may witness a cremation, and has certified celebrants for non-religious services.
7700 Shawnee Mission Parkway, Suite 304, Overland Park, KS 66202
Overland Park arrangement center of a family-owned cremation and burial society founded in Raytown, Missouri, in 2001 and in Kansas since 2004. Services are held in the Raytown chapel, which has its own crematory, or at a community center or house of worship in Kansas.
Overland Park funeral home with its own memorial gardens and an indoor mausoleum, serving Johnson County and Greater Kansas City since the 1950s. It hosts a monthly grief support coffee group and offers virtual appointments.