4 funeral homes and crematories in Clay County, Indiana. 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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4 funeral homes and crematories in Clay County
Funeral homeBrazil, IN
In Brazil, French Funeral Home on East National Avenue is one of three funeral homes the firm operates in Clay County, with Lawson-Miller Chapel in Brazil and Schoppenhorst Funeral Home in Clay City. It serves Brazil and Clay City area families and suggests personal touches to make each service a tribute. The home opened its doors in 1995.
Funeral homeBrazil, IN
In Brazil, Lawson-Miller Chapel on East National Avenue is one of three funeral homes the French, Lawson-Miller and Schoppenhorst firm operates in Clay County. It serves Brazil and Clay City area families and suggests personal touches to make each service a tribute. The chapel was formed by combining Lawson-Slack Funeral Home with Miller Memorial Chapel.
Funeral homeBrazil, IN
Moore Funeral Home on North Washington Street in Brazil is an independent, family-owned and operated funeral home founded in 1885. It arranges traditional funerals, graveside services and cremation services. In 2012 the Moore family left the business in the hands of a mortuary science graduate with deep roots in Clay County.
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Funeral homeClay City, IN
Schoppenhorst Funeral Home serves families in Clay City from 301 E 8th Street. It is one of three funeral homes in Clay County operated by French, Lawson-Miller & Schoppenhorst Funeral Home & Crematory, which bought it in 2000.
