Third-generation family-owned Rigby funeral home that has served families across Southeast Idaho since 1928.
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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
Third-generation family-owned Rigby funeral home that has served families across Southeast Idaho since 1928.
Rupert mortuary whose staff make the funeral programs and memorial videos for the families it serves.
Crematory at the Rupert premises of Morrison Funeral Home & Crematory, which opened as a funeral home and crematory in 2009.
Rupert funeral home and crematory, opened in 2009 by a founder who has served Mini-Cassia families in funeral work since 1994.
Crematory of a Salmon funeral home that has been family owned and operated since 1947 and also serves Challis from a second location.
Salmon funeral home and crematory, family owned and operated since 1947, with a second home in Challis. Its building has a chapel for services and a waiting room for families.
Crematory of Coffelt Funeral Services, the only on-site crematory in Sandpoint, serving Bonner County and Sanders County, Montana. The funeral home it belongs to has served the community since 1970 and keeps funeral records going back to 1922.
Sandpoint funeral home with the town's only on-site crematory, serving Bonner County and Sanders County, Montana, since 1970. Its funeral records go back to 1922, and its staff serve families at Pinecrest Memorial Park Cemetery and Lakeview Cemetery.
Sandpoint funeral home established in 2003, with a chapel under a cathedral-style ceiling, a private visitation room and a kitchen with a reception area. Serves every cemetery, including Pinecrest Memorial Park and the Lakeview Cemetery on Lake Pend Oreille.
Shelley funeral home established in 1934, when it was also a furniture store and an ambulance service, and family owned and operated for three generations. In its present building since 1995.
Shoshone chapel of a Gooding family funeral business that also has a chapel in Wendell and a crematory of its own, installed in 2000 as the first built north of the Snake River in the Magic Valley. Serves Gooding, Camas and Lincoln counties; pre-need plans are set up at the chapel or at the family's home.
Saint Anthony mortuary of Flamm Funeral Home, Idaho's oldest funeral firm, serving the Upper Snake River Valley since 1888. Run by the founder's great-grandsons together with the firm's Rexburg home.
Saint Anthony funeral home with its own chapel, opened by a mortician who grew up in the area and came back to the Upper Snake River Valley to found it. Also offers headstones, monuments and benches in granite or white marble, in stock or custom designs.
St. Maries funeral home that has provided comfort to Benewah County families for two generations.
Twin Falls funeral home founded in 1997 as Parke's Magic Valley Funeral Home and part of Wilks Funeral Homes since 2023, with sister funeral homes in Chubbuck and Pocatello.
Family-owned Twin Falls funeral home and crematory, opened in December 2009 to serve families of the Magic Valley.
Family-owned Twin Falls funeral home and crematory, opened in December 2009 to serve families of the Magic Valley.
Twin Falls funeral chapel whose chapel seats 180, or 200 with overflow seating, and converts to banquet-style round-table seating. A funeral director on its staff speaks Spanish with the families who need it.
Twin Falls funeral home founded in 1997 as Parke's Magic Valley Funeral Home and part of Wilks Funeral Homes since 2023, with sister funeral homes in Chubbuck and Pocatello.
Crematory added in 2006 on site at a Weiser funeral home established in 1910. The funeral home has a chapel and areas for identification and private viewings.