Family-owned Logansport funeral chapel founded in 1950, with a second chapel in a historical landmark building in Lafayette. It offers flameless cremation (alkaline hydrolysis) beside flame cremation, ships remains by domestic flight or abroad, and has Spanish-speaking staff.

Spanish spokenCremationWater cremation (aquamation)Out-of-state and international transportPre-need arrangementsVeterans services

Logansport funeral home and crematory with roots in a funeral home founded in 1901, now part of Day & Genda Funeral Home with the Gundrum family still serving alongside it. It has a grief dog that serves the community.

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Fourth-generation Logansport funeral home established in 1875 and still owned and operated by its founding family, in an 1834 house in the downtown historic district. Its chapels and family rooms are fully accessible, and it offers valet parking for funerals.

Marocco Chapel of Rans Funeral Homes & Crematory is two blocks east of historical downtown Logansport. The firm serves families with traditional services and burials, cremation services and preplanning options, cremating at its own crematory in Royal Center. The chapel was established in 1971 and has a handicap accessible ramp and ample parking.

BurialCremationPre-need arrangements

Royal Center chapel of Rans Funeral Homes & Crematory and home to the firm's own crematory, so a family's loved one stays in the firm's care through cremation. The chapel shows a large inventory of monuments.

BurialCremationPre-need arrangements

Family owned and operated Walton chapel of Murray-Weaver Funeral Home, which has a second chapel in Galveston and strong ties to many Cass, Howard and Miami County families.