Borden location of Hughes-Taylor Funeral Homes, one of four with Salem, Pekin and the Cornerstone Chapel. The firm traces its history to the Smith Funeral Home, established in 1844, and took its present name in 1974.

B&G Mortuary Service in Charlestown began in 2006 as a wholesale provider to area funeral homes and now offers cremation directly to families. It is a family-owned business that operates its own crematory in the building it works in, and its main service area is Clark and Floyd counties in Indiana and Jefferson County, Kentucky.

Cremation

Charlestown office of Garr Funeral Service for arrangements and monument sales only. The firm has given family service since 1930 and serves Sellersburg, New Albany, Jeffersonville, Clarksville, Memphis, Henryville and Charlestown.

Family-owned Charlestown chapel of Grayson Funeral Home, serving the area since 1949, with a second chapel in New Washington. Cremation is arranged through Superior Crematory, which the Grayson family created, and families may hold a luncheon or reception at the chapel.

Cremation

Chapman Funeral Home in Clarksville holds visitations and funeral services in its chapel, a church or another place that holds meaning to the family. Its historic building has a chapel with two overflow rooms with closed circuit viewing and a lounge for families. When clergy are not chosen, one of its certified life celebrants can lead the service.

Henryville funeral home bought and remodeled in 2010 by the family-owned Adams firm, which also has funeral homes in Scottsburg and Crothersville.