Kootenai County cemetery, first platted as Restlawn Memorial Park in the early 1950s, that also designs custom monuments. The grounds hold Veterans, Catholic Holy Cross Gardens, LDS and Babyland sections, niche walls, a Veterans Cenotaph Wall of bronze plaques and an all-granite columbarium, and a Memorial Day service is held there each year.

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Coeur d'Alene cremation provider and funeral home run as a division of Fairmount Memorial Association, a non-profit serving the Inland Northwest since 1888. Arrangements can be made online, at the family's home or over Zoom, and urns, cremation jewelry, caskets and markers can be browsed on site. Serves Kootenai, Bonner, Benewah and Boundary counties.

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Family-owned Kootenai County funeral home dating to 1941, with its own crematory on site and the first water cremation (aquamation) offered in Idaho. Has a reception center for gatherings after a service and streams services online; its sister chapel is in Post Falls.

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Crematory installed in 1978 at the Coeur d'Alene chapel of a funeral home founded in 1952, the first crematory in Kootenai County and the first modern natural gas crematory approved for operation in Idaho. It is updated and inspected annually by state inspectors.

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Coeur d'Alene funeral home founded in 1952, whose chapel seats over 200 and whose premises hold the first crematory in Kootenai County. Families make or pre-plan arrangements at its Advanced Planning and Arrangement Center next door; the business also runs a pre-planning insurance agency and has an ownership in a local cemetery.

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Post Falls funeral home and crematory opened in 2010 that serves North Idaho and the Spokane area. Its 8,000-square-foot building has a chapel and a foyer and overflow area where children have room to move, and it has a second chapel, Westwood Chapel, in Rathdrum.

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