American Falls mortuary that has been serving families across southeast Idaho since 1920.
102 funeral homes and crematories in Idaho, 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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102 funeral homes and crematories in Idaho
American Falls mortuary that has been serving families across southeast Idaho since 1920.
Ammon location of Wood Funeral Home & Crematory, opened in 2002 for families in Ammon, Iona, Shelton, Lincoln, Milo, Ririe and Swan Valley. The Idaho Falls business runs its own crematory and has been family owned and operated since 1911.
Ammon location of Wood Funeral Home & Crematory, opened in 2002 for families in Ammon, Iona, Shelton, Lincoln, Milo, Ririe and Swan Valley. The Idaho Falls business has been family owned and operated since 1911.
Arimo funeral home built in 1979 to serve the Marsh Valley families its founder grew up with. Run with its sister home in Malad City, Horsley Funeral Home, which began in 1978.
Crematory of Blackfoot's Hawker Funeral Home, which occupies the former Blackfoot Stake Tabernacle, a 1919 building later used as the Bingham County civic auditorium.
Blackfoot funeral home in the former Blackfoot Stake Tabernacle, a 1919 building later used as the Bingham County civic auditorium. Has four viewing rooms, a soundproof 300-seat chapel that can be combined to seat 600, and the tabernacle's restored baptismal font in the basement. Traces its history to a Blackfoot funeral home started in 1935.
Family-owned Boise funeral chapel opened in 1916, with its own crematory and its own service and reception facilities. Streams services live, has an on-site Spanish interpreter, and ships and receives remains anywhere in the world.
Boise cremation provider serving the whole Treasure Valley, with a second location in Nampa. The Boise location holds private family viewings and life celebrations, and families may witness the cremation.
Boise cremation provider serving the whole Treasure Valley, with a second location in Nampa. The Boise location holds private family viewings and life celebrations, and families may witness the cremation.
Boise crematory on one site with its funeral home and its cemetery, a memorial park founded in 1935. Families can choose direct cremation, cremation with a memorial service, or a funeral followed by cremation; part of Carriage Services since 2007.
Boise funeral home with its own crematory and its own cemetery, a memorial park founded in 1935; the funeral home was built in 1964. Has a second cemetery, Terrace Lawn Memorial Gardens, in Meridian, serves Nampa and Caldwell as well, and has been part of Carriage Services since 2007.
Boise office of the Neptune Society cremation network, available around the clock, with planning advisors who meet at the office, in the family's home or by video.
Boise funeral chapel that serves families of every faith and works with every cemetery in the area.
Bonners Ferry funeral home that has served Boundary County since 1921 under a series of owners, family owned since its present owner took over in 2021. Also arranges monuments and grave markers and helps families with Social Security and insurance paperwork.
Buhl funeral home founded in 1938 as Albertson Funeral Chapel and renamed Farmer Funeral Chapel under a later owner; its present owners have run it since December 2018.
Burley mortuary serving families of all faiths, with staff it shares with Rasmussen-Wilson Funeral Home, also in Burley.
Family-owned Burley funeral home opened in 2000 for Magic Valley families and renamed Rasmussen-Wilson Funeral Home in 2018, when a second family that had worked there joined as partners.
Caldwell funeral home opened in 1911 as Peckham Funeral Chapel, working since 1937 from a building that Caldwell and Canyon County craftsmen helped construct. Part of Carriage Services since 1996.
Caldwell crematory in a funeral home established in 1952, with a cremation viewing suite, serving families of the Treasure Valley. The home has multiple chapels, reception and event space, and rooms for identification and private viewings.