7 funeral homes and crematories offering green burial in Kansas, listed by 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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7 funeral homes and crematories offering green burial in Kansas
Eudora chapel of Warren-McElwain, begun in 2002, with an on-site crematory, so a family that chooses cremation keeps the deceased in the home's care. Has a large chapel and gathering rooms for refreshments before or after services; the firm traces its roots to Schubert Funeral Home, founded in Eudora in 1904.
Lawrence funeral home founded in 1920 that installed the city's first and only crematory in 1998, with four funeral directors certified as crematory operators. Has a chapel, state rooms that combine for vigil, prayer or private family services, a lending library, and an after care program for the months following a death.
Lawrence funeral home tracing its roots to funeral homes founded in Eudora in 1904 and Lawrence in 1909, with a large chapel and gathering rooms for refreshments before or after services. Cremations are done at its own crematory at the Eudora chapel, and it was one of the first Midwest providers of green burial, offered in Oak Hill Cemetery's natural burial section.
Wichita funeral home centered on cremation, owned and run by two funeral directors with a combined 65 years in the business and tied to no other funeral firm. It also arranges church and graveside funerals and anatomical donations.
East Wichita chapel of a funeral firm family owned and operated since 1913, built in 1963 and home to two on-site crematories with a private room where families can witness the cremation. Services in its chapel can be streamed online, and it serves Sedgwick and neighboring Butler County towns from Andover and Derby to Augusta.
West Wichita chapel of a funeral firm family owned and operated since 1913, opened in 1999, with a 200-seat chapel equipped for audio and video and a community room for receptions after services. Services can be streamed online, and cremations take place at the firm's own crematories at its East Wichita chapel.
Wichita mortuary whose history runs back to 1913 and the only Wichita funeral home inducted into the National Funeral Directors Association's Hall of Excellence. It audio records services held at its facility and keeps a preplanning specialist on staff.
