Locally owned, funeral-director-owned Bedford funeral home serving Bedford and the nearby communities of Heltonville, Bloomington, Oolitic, Mitchell and Medora. Its owners also operate the Queen-Lee Chapel in Shoals.
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2388 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation
Locally owned, funeral-director-owned Bedford funeral home serving Bedford and the nearby communities of Heltonville, Bloomington, Oolitic, Mitchell and Medora. Its owners also operate the Queen-Lee Chapel in Shoals.
Beech Grove funeral home in a building the community helped fund by buying stock, opened in 1958, with multiple chapels and a large reception space. It runs a LIFT program for people who have lost their spouses.
Berne chapel of Zwick & Jahn Funeral Homes, which have served Indiana and Ohio families since 1899; the firm bought it in 2018 and it is all on one level. Every cremation is witnessed so each person is returned properly.
Bicknell funeral home in Knox County, founded as the McClure Funeral Home in 1878 and now one of the Fredrick & Son firm's four chapels. The firm cremates in its own on-site crematory.
Bloomington funeral home serving the city since 1913, the oldest funeral home in Monroe County. Its chapels host visitations, funeral services and memorial gatherings.
Bloomington green burial and cremation provider whose natural burials use biodegradable materials and avoid toxic chemicals. Families plan services in person or online.
Independent, family-owned and operated Brazil funeral home founded in 1885, run since 2012 by a mortuary science graduate with deep roots in Clay County.
Brookston funeral home that houses the administrative office of Clapper Funeral Services, which has six locations serving White, Jasper, Newton and Tippecanoe counties. Cremation options include direct cremation, a funeral with cremation afterward, and direct cremation with a memorial service.
Brownstown funeral home in Jackson County, founded in Kurtz almost 125 years ago, which moved to Brownstown in 1944 and built its present home in 1956. Can hold visitation and funeral services at a family's church.
Burlington chapel of Stout & Son, one of the family business's six locations in Howard County, Burlington and Sharpsville. Cremation takes place at the firm's own crematory in Kokomo, Howard County's first, and services can be webcast live for relatives who cannot travel.
Flanner Buchanan Carmel is a Hamilton County funeral home also serving Westfield, Noblesville, Fishers, Lawrence and Broad Ripple, with two event rooms for services and receptions and food and beverage service on site. Its urn selection includes urns made in Indiana.
Red-brick Carmel funeral home that Leppert bought in 1999, with a flexible chapel for services small and large and a kitchen and reception room for catered events. Cremations take place at Leppert's own crematory in Nora, and bereavement dogs are available on request.
Cayuga's DeVerter Chapel of Sunset Funeral Home & Cremation Center, acquired in July 2022, with a history of caring for Cayuga families since 1974. Its funeral directors coordinate graveside services and the local honor guard.
Cedar Lake funeral home with an on-site crematory, where cremations are overseen by a Certified Crematory Operator. It is the family's third funeral home, after a first chapel opened on Chicago's East Side in 1989.
B&G Mortuary Service in Charlestown began in 2006 as a wholesale provider to area funeral homes and now offers cremation directly to families. It is a family-owned business that operates its own crematory in the building it works in, and its main service area is Clark and Floyd counties in Indiana and Jefferson County, Kentucky.
Family-owned Charlestown chapel of Grayson Funeral Home, serving the area since 1949, with a second chapel in New Washington. Cremation is arranged through Superior Crematory, which the Grayson family created, and families may hold a luncheon or reception at the chapel.
Family-owned Chesterton funeral home under its present owners since 1988, where earth burial and cremation can each be arranged with or without a viewing.
Coatesville funeral home under its present owners since 2011 that also provides grave markers and headstones. Families may stop by or call to meet the funeral director.
Columbia City funeral home that began in 1915, with facilities for funeral and memorial ceremonies, receptions, interments and cremations, and monument design specialists.
Columbus funeral home, one of the firm's two in the city, with its own on-site crematory so a loved one never leaves its care.