Fort Wayne location of Midwest Funeral Home & Cremation Society, which performs its cremations in house rather than outsourcing them and has a full in-house chapel. The firm has a second Fort Wayne location.
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
Fort Wayne location of Midwest Funeral Home & Cremation Society, which performs its cremations in house rather than outsourcing them and has a full in-house chapel. The firm has a second Fort Wayne location.
Locally owned and operated Fort Wayne funeral home with Catholic plans that include a funeral Mass at the family's parish and a Firefighters Funeral Program developed with the Fort Wayne Professional Firefighters. Its arrangement office is open by appointment only.
Locally and family owned Fort Wayne funeral home in a spacious 20-acre country setting, serving its community since 1994. Specializes in non-traditional service requests, including a motorcycle funeral service.
Fort Wayne funeral home, locally and family owned since 1943, offering custom and eco-friendly funeral services alongside numerous cremation options.
Family-owned Fountaintown funeral home opened in 2008 as the second home of Bell Mortuary & Crematory, serving Hancock County. The firm also runs the Royster-Askin-Sandrock chapel in Indianapolis.
Francesville chapel of Frain Mortuary, one of three locations with Winamac and Medaryville. The firm runs its own crematory north of Winamac and also offers monuments.
Frankfort funeral and cremation center in an 1880s Victorian home, with the only crematory in the county, so a loved one chosen for cremation never leaves its care. It traces its start to the Eller Funeral Home, opened in 1961.
Frankfort chapel of Day & Genda Funeral Home, one of its five locations, tracing to a branch opened in the city in the 1940s.
Franklin funeral home established in 1913 and in its third generation of family ownership, with two large chapels for visitation and services. It offers prearranged, prepaid funerals and coordinates worldwide shipping and out-of-town arrangements.
Downtown Fremont funeral home started in 1930, serving families in and around Fremont.
Gary funeral home in its third generation, serving Northwest Indiana for over 80 years without regard to race or religion. Its handicapped-accessible facility has an East Chapel and a Chapel A/B that can be divided into two viewing chapels.
Family-owned Georgetown funeral home, opened as a branch of a firm in funeral service since 1916, with a second home in Corydon. The Georgetown home has one chapel and a large in-house selection room.
Goshen funeral home that performs every cremation in its own on-site crematory, Yoder-Culp Crematory, operating since 2007. Its building was the first funeral home in Northern Indiana built exclusively for funeral service, and the firm traces its start to 1863.
Greensburg funeral home serving Decatur County, with a history that began at the Kirby Funeral Home in 1900. It works with third-party caterers for gatherings, and its staff speak Spanish.
Greentown chapel of the locally owned and operated Shirley & Stout, Hasler & Stout and Stout & Son funeral homes of Howard County, a family business founded in 1890. Services can be webcast live, and cremation is done at the family's own Kokomo crematory, Howard County's first, opened in 2010.
Greenwood memory gardens and funeral home that has welcomed families since 1956 and serves Johnson County families.
Greenwood location of G.H. Herrmann Funeral Homes and Cremation Center, a firm founded in 1926 that operates its own private crematory and has its own therapy dogs. Its staff help families create a cremation plan in advance.
Indiana Funeral Care South is the firm's Greenwood location, opened in 2011, with on-site visitations, funeral services and arrangement meetings. The firm, founded in 2001, helps families secure benefits with organizations such as the American Legion Department of Indiana.
Greenwood chapel of Wilson St. Pierre serving Johnson County, with a history that began with a Greenwood funeral home founded in 1897. Cremations take place in the firm's own on-site crematory, and it can arrange burial in a national cemetery.
Dover funeral home in Dearborn County, family owned and operated since the 1800s; its present building dates to 1962. It offers preneed planning.