Crawford County funeral home in English, one of the firm's two homes with Marengo, available 24 hours a day. It coordinates with out-of-town funeral homes and arranges honors for military veterans.
2388 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation in 14 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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2388 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation
Crawford County funeral home in English, one of the firm's two homes with Marengo, available 24 hours a day. It coordinates with out-of-town funeral homes and arranges honors for military veterans.
Evansville funeral home, one of four Alexander homes in Evansville and Newburgh, that can accommodate a certified funeral celebrant. The Alexander homes are members of the Indiana Donor Network's Funeral Home Partnership Program.
Evansville funeral home with sitting areas and a reception area for refreshments, available 24 hours a day. Its Evansville team has served families for more than 130 years.
East Side Evansville funeral home, moved from downtown in 1989, serving families from Evansville and Newburgh. It handles Medicaid planning, irrevocable funeral trusts, out-of-state arrangements and aftercare.
Evansville funeral home and crematory, open since 1954 and now joined by a third generation of its founding family. Its preplanning director meets families at the funeral home or at their own home.
Evansville cremation provider serving southern Indiana and western Kentucky, including Madisonville, Henderson and Owensboro, with direct cremation or a memorial service and help with veterans benefit applications and honors.
Evansville funeral home that operates the Mason Family of Funeral Homes, with locations in Southwest Indiana and Western Kentucky; the first opened in Madisonville, Kentucky, in 1935 and the Evansville location in 1982. It submits veterans' DD-214 papers, confirms eligibility and schedules the honor guard.
Evansville funeral home, cremation center and cemetery, the Tri-State's only funeral home on cemetery property, with green burial in a dedicated section of the cemetery and webcasting of every service.
Family-owned Fishers funeral home, part of the community since 2003, run by a family that has served Hamilton County and Indianapolis since 1919.
Fort Wayne funeral home on the grounds of Highland Park Cemetery & Mausoleum. Its flexible space holds religious funerals, receptions following cremation and catered events, and arrangements can be made in person, by phone or by email.
Fort Wayne funeral home with a chapel and space for catered events. Its funeral directors help families complete and submit the documents for veterans benefits.
Family owned Fort Wayne funeral home that ships remains domestically and internationally, with a certified notary public and licensed insurance agent on staff.
Fort Wayne funeral home of Everstory Partners, serving Northeast Indiana with viewings, visitations, receptions and memorials.
Fort Wayne funeral home opened in 1975 to serve the city's south side, one of the D.O. McComb & Sons homes, which have served Fort Wayne since 1925.
Fort Wayne flagship of D.O. McComb & Sons, opened in 1928, whose Arrangements Center across the courtyard is where families from all the firm's homes plan funerals. The firm, founded in 1925, has five locations.
Northeast Fort Wayne funeral home of D.O. McComb & Sons, a firm founded in Fort Wayne in 1925, offering event planning and catering beside burial and cremation.
Fort Wayne funeral home of D.O. McComb & Sons serving Fort Wayne, Leo, Grabill and Huntertown since 1995, with several large chapels for larger visitations, funerals and religious services.
Fort Wayne Catholic funeral home owned and operated by the Fort Wayne-South Bend Diocese as a nonprofit ministry of the Church.
Family owned Fort Wayne funeral home founded in 1954, in a circa 1900 Queen Anne building with a turret. It offers a horse drawn hearse, ship-in and ship-out services and an in house notary public.
Fort Wayne funeral home and cremation society that performs its cremations in house rather than outsourcing them and has a full in-house chapel. It has a second Fort Wayne location.