Topeka funeral home in business since 1916, near downtown and the Kansas State Capitol. The handicap-accessible building has a chapel seating 160 with large TV monitors for memorial presentations, and an arrangement office with a children's area.
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3836 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation
Topeka funeral home in business since 1916, near downtown and the Kansas State Capitol. The handicap-accessible building has a chapel seating 160 with large TV monitors for memorial presentations, and an arrangement office with a children's area.
Topeka chapel of Dove Cremations & Funerals, built in 1997, with a chapel for funeral and memorial services and fireside and reception rooms for gatherings before or after a service. Dove has served Topeka families since 1893.
Topeka chapel of Dove Cremations & Funerals, built in 2007 around the seventeen-foot Angel of the Dawn stained glass window, made in 1951 by Judson Studios of Los Angeles. Has a chapel for funeral or memorial services, a fireside room and several reception rooms.
On-site crematory of Midwest Cremation, a Topeka funeral home that handles cremation only, as an alternative to a traditional funeral home.
Topeka funeral home that handles cremation only, with its own crematory on site, as an alternative to a traditional funeral home. It serves families from Topeka and every community in Kansas.
Topeka funeral chapel of Peaceful Rest Funeral Chapels & Cremations, with a new celebration center coming to Lawrence. Arrangements can be planned virtually, pre-arrangements made with another home can be transferred to it, and it offers grief support and aftercare.
Tribune funeral home, one of three the firm runs with the others in Scott City and Leoti, serving western Kansas for over 50 years.
Ulysses home of the Garnand Funeral Homes, whose history runs to 1918, when its founder bought out a Garden City furniture shop, mortuary and flower store; the firm now has homes in seven southwest Kansas towns. Every Garnand home has visitation and gathering rooms, and interfaith, non-denominational ministers are on call.
Victoria mortuary of Keithley Funeral Homes, in business since 1922, with sister chapels in Ellis, Hays and La Crosse and the firm's one crematory at its Brock's-Keithley chapel in Hays. A grief support dog is on the firm's staff.
Locally owned WaKeeney funeral home, one of the two Schmitt Funeral Homes with the Quinter home. Offers monuments and has a monument specialist on staff.
Weir funeral home of the Bath-Naylor firm, whose roots go back to 1900, with a chapel seating over 140. The firm built its own crematory here in 1998, which also cremates for other area funeral homes, and its Scammon location was combined into this home in 1972.
Whitewater funeral home, one of the Yazel-Megli Funeral Homes, with sister homes in Marion, Hillsboro, Herington and Council Grove.
Wichita funeral home opened in May 2002, one of the Advantage Funeral & Cremation Services locations. Has a chapel and an event space for receptions with catering arranged, certified celebrants on staff, and arrangements made in person or by phone or email.
Wichita mortuary serving families since 2002, an alternative to the offerings of the corporate funeral industry. Staff answer the phones 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and a pre-need counselor meets families in their homes or at the mortuary.
Crematory of Affinity All Faiths Mortuary, a Wichita mortuary serving families since 2002. The mortuary's funeral director and embalmer also operates the crematory.
Wichita funeral home centered on cremation, owned and run by two funeral directors with a combined 65 years in the business and tied to no other funeral firm. It also arranges church and graveside funerals and anatomical donations.
West Wichita funeral home opened in 2024, the newest location of Baker Funeral Home, a firm in business since 1897 that began in Peabody and is run by the third generation of the Baker family.
Wichita cremation provider, not a traditional funeral home, that holds no viewings or visitations. Arrangements are made online and the documents signed digitally, and the cremation is done in the crematory its owner, Cornejo Service Group, operates. Remains can be returned as solidified stones through Parting Stone.
East Wichita chapel of a funeral firm family owned and operated since 1913, built in 1963 and home to two on-site crematories with a private room where families can witness the cremation. Services in its chapel can be streamed online, and it serves Sedgwick and neighboring Butler County towns from Andover and Derby to Augusta.
West Wichita chapel of a funeral firm family owned and operated since 1913, opened in 1999, with a 200-seat chapel equipped for audio and video and a community room for receptions after services. Services can be streamed online, and cremations take place at the firm's own crematories at its East Wichita chapel.