Higgins Funeral Home at Hunter-Allen-Myhand is at 506 Hill Street in LaGrange, where Higgins LaGrange Chapel merged with Hunter-Allen-Myhand in 2020. The home states that it is family owned and operated, and the firm it took over traces its history to 1916. The building has a chapel whose services can be webcast, two large visiting rooms and a viewing room in the original 1926 house.

Lakes-Dunson-Robertson Funeral Home is at 100 Corporate Plaza Drive in LaGrange and serves Troup County and the surrounding areas. The firm was organized in the early 1900s and took the Lakes-Dunson-Robertson name in 1958. It has been under its current owner since November 11, 2002.

Mackey Wilson Jennings Funeral Home is at 507 East Depot Street in Lagrange, in Troup County, and states that it was founded in 1929. The home offers cremations and green burials, and it states that it prepares a body for green burial with natural essential oils only. It also runs outreach programs, including a free children's clinic that provides health exams and school immunization vouchers.

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In LaGrange, this mortuary provides funeral and cremation services to LaGrange and the surrounding areas. It traces its roots to 1929, moved to Mooty Bridge Road in 1986 and works closely with Striffler-Hamby Mortuary in Phenix City, Alabama.

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M. W. Lee Mortuary, Inc. is a funeral home at 1304 E. 10th Street in West Point, in Troup County. The home states that it is family owned and operated and that it was founded in 1940.