Salyersville funeral home descended from Patrick Funeral Home, opened in 1900, and the oldest continuously operated business in Magoffin County. Its staff handle out-of-town arrangements and monuments.
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3836 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation
Salyersville funeral home descended from Patrick Funeral Home, opened in 1900, and the oldest continuously operated business in Magoffin County. Its staff handle out-of-town arrangements and monuments.
Scottsville funeral home, family owned and operated since 1982 and serving families in Allen County. It runs Goad Monument Company for monuments and owns and operates Allen County Memorial Gardens, a perpetual care cemetery.
Sebree funeral home established in 1956 and still at its original location, under the Tomblinson name since 2006. The firm, locally and family owned with a second chapel in Henderson and its own monument company, serves families in Webster, Hopkins and Henderson counties.
Shelbyville funeral home founded in LaGrange in 1865 and now run by the fifth generation of the Shannon family, in its building since 1941. Its chapel, built in 1998, seats 200, and a monitor system carries a larger service to other rooms.
Shepherdsville funeral home in what began as the Maraman family's residence, the city's first home with air conditioning, serving Bullitt County since 1880 and owned by the Billings family since 1987. The family also owns Cedar Grove Cemetery and started Billings Family Memorials, and the building is handicap accessible with lighted parking.
Shepherdsville funeral home opened in 1991 that shares its grounds with Brookland Cemetery, which the Brooks family created in 1986 across the road from Hebron Cemetery. Its chapel seats up to 250, and certified celebrants, funeral service video production and police escorts are available.
Somerset funeral home with its own cemetery on the same grounds, the only one in Somerset to offer one, plus three chapels, a community room for meals and events, a casket showroom and a gift shop. It also arranges monuments and keeps a pet cemetery.
Springfield funeral home that has been in the same family since 1911, in a residence built in 1879 that the family bought for the business in 1952. Its directors ran an ambulance service for Washington County families until 1977, and the home sells monuments.
Stanton funeral home that has served Powell County and its neighboring counties since 1939. It works in collaboration with other funeral homes.
Family-owned, independent Vanceburg funeral home the Gaydos family opened in 1986, serving the Lewis County area. Also arranges anatomical whole-body donations.
Family-owned Versailles funeral home that runs its own crematory, Kentucky Memorials Crematory. It was founded in 1948 in a residence built near the start of the 1900s for a coal dealer's family, and its owners also operate funeral homes in Georgetown and Richmond.
Vine Grove funeral home whose staff answers its telephones day and night. When it holds services for a veteran, its flag flies at half-staff and the veteran's name is placed on the pedestal in front of the flag pole.
Warfield funeral home with a chapel suited to every kind of funeral, serving Martin and Mingo counties. It holds Masonic and Eastern Star services and belongs to the National Funeral Directors Association and the Kentucky Funeral Directors Association.
Whitesburg funeral home, locally owned since 1983 and family operated, that also sells monuments. Its services take in graveside interments, private family gatherings, video tributes and memory tables.
Winchester funeral home serving Clark County families since 1921, now in its third generation, with a second memorial chapel for services. It owns and operates its own crematory, and every cremation is performed on site.
Southern Nevada Mortuary at 730 Front Street in Caliente offers funeral and cremation services for families in Caliente and Lincoln County. Families can call at any time of the day, any day of the week, or visit the funeral home in person.
Cremation Society of Nevada - Capitol City is the group’s Carson City location, at 1614 North Curry Street. The group states it has been locally owned for more than 20 years, offers cremations, has its own crematories and cremates one person at a time. Staff outline prepayment plans, from single pay to monthly bank withdrawals.
FitzHenry's Funeral Home on Fairview Drive in Carson City opened in 1966. The home offers cremation with memorial service in a chapel that adapts to large or small gatherings, and serves families from Dayton to Glenbrook.
FitzHenry's Funeral Home in Carson City opened in 1966 and serves families from Dayton to Glenbrook. Its chapel adapts to large or small gatherings for a service with military honors, cremation with memorial service or a traditional religious funeral. The home can cater a gathering or prepare family recipes, and it is a member of the Dignity Memorial network.
Walton's Chapel of the Valley in Carson City is a funeral home and cemetery combination with a large chapel, a reception room, a visitation room and two arrangement rooms, and it states over 50 years of serving the people of Carson City. It is one of six Walton's locations in the Reno-Carson area, which state that they offer cremation services and take pre-planning forms.