Boonville funeral chapel founded in 1977, with its chapel and lounge on one level, ample parking and access for guests of any physical capability. Its sister home, Pemberton-Bradley Funeral Home, is in Lynnville, and a Navy veteran rides as the Rider of Honor for its funeral homes.

Boonville funeral home in a two-story house the firm moved into in 1940, part of Koehler Funeral Home, which has served Warrick County since 1895. Its Veteran's Memorial Garden is used for military funeral honors, and the firm has a second chapel, the Perigo Chapel, in Chandler.

Chandler chapel of the family owned Koehler Funeral Home, which bought the Perigo Chapel in 1994 and opened its present building in 1998. The firm has served Warrick County since 1895 and has a second chapel in Boonville.

Elberfeld chapel of the family-owned Titzer Family Funeral Homes, in a building that was originally the Heldt Funeral Home; the firm also has chapels in Evansville and Newburgh.

Newburgh funeral home outside Evansville, available 24 hours a day and working closely with Alexander Memorial Park, a cemetery in Evansville. Its team has created tributes since the 1880s.

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Newburgh chapel of the family owned and operated Titzer Family Funeral Homes, in the Historic District along the Ohio River, remodeled with added chapel space and expanded entries. The firm also has locations in Evansville and Elberfeld.