Family owned Hammond funeral home in a mansion the family bought and renovated in 1926. The firm dates from 1908 and offers green burial packages beside burial and cremation.
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2388 funeral homes and crematories offering cremation
Family owned Hammond funeral home in a mansion the family bought and renovated in 1926. The firm dates from 1908 and offers green burial packages beside burial and cremation.
Hammond funeral home of Solan Pruzin, in continuous operation since its founders opened it in 1955. The firm cremates in its own crematory in Schererville and is one of the very few funeral homes where families may view the cremation process.
Hebron funeral home of Geisen Funeral Homes, a family that has served Northwest Indiana since 1867 and bought this home in 2004. The firm runs its own crematory in Crown Point, and its Preplanning Advisor meets families planning ahead.
Independent, family-owned Highland funeral home with a crematory on premises and a viewing room beside it for families who wish to be present at the start of a cremation. It arranges veteran honors and benefits, and advance arrangements made elsewhere may be transferred to it.
Highland funeral home serving the community since 1969, with three chapels, a banquet room seating 56 and a lounge seating 24 guests.
Hobart funeral home bought by the Burns family in 1975, one of the two locations of a family-owned firm serving Northwest Indiana since 1908. Cremation takes place at the firm's own crematory in Crown Point.
Hobart chapel of the family owned and operated Rees Funeral Home, established in 1960, with further chapels in Portage and Lake Station.
Huntertown Catholic funeral home owned and operated by the Fort Wayne-South Bend Diocese as a nonprofit ministry of the Church.
Family-owned and family-operated Huntington mortuary that first opened its doors in 1910. Its staff takes care of all the arrangements for burial or cremation.
East-side Indianapolis mortuary with its own crematory run by certified staff, so every cremation is handled in-house. Services can be held at a church, the mortuary or the family's home, and preneed contracts can be arranged.
Family-owned west-side Indianapolis mortuary and crematory, formerly Royster-Askin-Sandrock Funeral Home, bought by its present owners in 1996. The firm also runs Shangrila Chapel in Fountaintown.
Indianapolis cremation provider serving Greater Indianapolis since 1981, with a membership that records a family's preferences and the option to prepay. Its staff give tours of the facility.
Indianapolis funeral home and cemetery on the 555 acres of Crown Hill Cemetery, established in 1863, with Crown Hill National Cemetery within the grounds. The funeral home operates its own crematory, whose viewing suite lets a family witness the cremation.
Indianapolis mortuary in operation for more than 20 years that also arranges graveside services, with staff available 24 hours a day.
Indianapolis mortuary serving families since 1920, with a reception room and a large open space whose seating options suit large groups and intimate gatherings.
Flanner Buchanan Broad Ripple is a landmark Indianapolis funeral home, in service since 1955, that also hosts receptions and catered events. It displays the Growing up on the North Side historic photography collection and works by Hoosier artists.
Flanner Buchanan Decatur Township is an Indianapolis funeral home serving Decatur, Camby, Mooresville, Greenwood and Plainfield. Its Woodland Suite hosts catered receptions and family, business and civic events.
Floral Park Cemetery has served the west side of Indianapolis since 1919 as a Flanner Buchanan location. Its cemetery offers ground burial, above-ground crypts, family crypts and cremation placement. Its event center has two large event rooms with food and beverage service and video tributes.
Geist Funeral and Cremation Services is a Flanner Buchanan location serving families in Indianapolis and Marion County. Its venue is built to be flexible: chairs can be arranged for a traditional chapel service, rearranged for a catered reception, or set up for a life celebration event. The location also has space for weddings, receptions, conferences and other group events.
Indianapolis cemetery that holds funeral and cremation services on its own grounds, serving Marion County. Its Lasting Memories Memorial Center has above-ground mausoleum crypts and niches, Legion Hill is a section dedicated to veterans and their loved ones, and celebrants and complete food and beverage service are available for gatherings.