387 funeral homes and crematories in Indiana, listed by 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.
Licence rows come from the Indiana State Board of Funeral and Cemetery Service (under Professional Licensing Agency); what a home offers comes from its own site. SimplyTrust lists no prices, no reviews and no rankings, and does not endorse any home. Contact a home directly for its general price list, which the Funeral Rule requires it to provide.
387 funeral homes and crematories in Indiana
Funeral homeMontpelier, IN
Walker & Glancy Funeral Home is the Montpelier location of Glancy Funeral Homes, which also has homes in Warren, Geneva and Van Buren. The firm serves the families of those towns and the surrounding communities. Glancy Funeral Homes states it has been family owned and operated since 1841.
Funeral homeMoores Hill, IN
Sibbett-Moore Funeral Home is on Manchester Street in Moores Hill, Indiana, and it continues to serve Moores Hill and the surrounding area. The funeral home occupies a house built in 1908 as the residence of a president of Moores Hill College. Its history reaches back before the turn of the twentieth century.
Funeral homeMorocco, IN
In Morocco, Steinke Funeral Home Inc. has a location on East Beaver Street in Newton County. It is one of the firm's two locations, with the other on North Front Street in Rensselaer.
Funeral homeMorristown, IN
Freeman Family Funeral Home in Morristown is one of the firm's two Shelby County locations, with the other in Shelbyville; the firm purchased the Frazier Funeral Home in Morristown in 2002. Its own staff carries out cremations in the firm's private crematory. The firm also has a motorcycle hearse and horse-drawn hearses.
ServicesCremation
Funeral homeMulberry, IN
Day & Genda Funeral Home's Mulberry Chapel is at 204 North Glick St. in Mulberry, one of five locations the firm owns and operates. The firm offers traditional funeral services and cremation services. Its grief dog, Norm, serves the community.
ServicesCremation
Funeral homeMuncie, IN
Elm Ridge Funeral Home & Memorial Park is on West Kilgore Avenue in Muncie, where its funeral home and cemetery handle all final arrangements in one place. It provides funerals, cremations and cemetery services in Muncie and Yorktown, and the memorial park offers ground burial, cremation niches and mausoleum entombment. A reception room with a kitchen hosts gatherings before or after a service.
ServicesBurialCremation
ServesJewish
Funeral homeMuncie, IN
Faulkner Mortuary serves the Muncie community from 915 E. Willard Street, where its founder moved the business from its first site at the corner of Wolfe and Willard Streets. The founder's son, a graduate of the Indiana College of Mortuary Science, owns the mortuary and is its funeral director. Its staff includes ministerial staff from several Muncie churches.
Funeral homeMuncie, IN
In Muncie, Garden View Funeral Home is one location with Gardens of Memory Cemetery and Mausoleum and states it has helped Muncie families for generations. It provides memorials, receptions, funeral services, committal and gravesite services, cremation options and mausoleum spaces.
ServicesBurialCremation
Funeral homeMuncie, IN
The Mt. Pleasant Chapel on W. Isanogel Road in Muncie opened in 2005 as the first branch of The Meeks Mortuary and Crematory. The firm offers burial and cremation, green burial as a member of the Indiana Green Burial Association, preplanning, VA benefits paperwork and burial in a national cemetery. Its history dates back to 1844.
ServicesBurialCremationGreen burialPre-need arrangementsVeterans services
Funeral homeMuncie, IN
The Washington Street Chapel in Muncie, opened in 1932, is the flagship of The Meeks Mortuary and Crematory and the only permanent chapel in Delaware County. The firm offers burial and cremation, green burial as a member of the Indiana Green Burial Association, preplanning, VA benefits paperwork and burial in a national cemetery. Its history dates back to 1844.
ServicesBurialCremationGreen burialPre-need arrangementsVeterans services
Funeral homeMunster, IN
In Munster, Burns Kish Funeral Homes & Cremations serves families from its Calumet Avenue home, which the family opened in 1957. The firm offers burial, cremation and green burial packages. It has served Munster and Hammond families since 1908 and is still family owned.
ServicesBurialCremationGreen burial
Funeral homeNappanee, IN
Thompson Lengacher and Yoder Funeral Home is on North Main Street in Nappanee, one of the firm's two locations with Wakarusa. The home is family owned and operated; its present owners bought the business in 1983 and built the Wakarusa location in 1998. It offers preplanning appointments and can receive prearrangement transfers.
ServicesPre-need arrangements
Funeral homeNew Albany, IN
Kraft Funeral Service is on East Spring Street in New Albany and has helped families throughout southern Indiana for over 150 years. It helps families plan burial and cremation services. The building has a large chapel with stained-glass windows, a reception area and parking on site, and its staff speak Spanish.
ServicesBurialCremation
LanguagesSpanish
Funeral homeNew Albany, IN
Naville & Seabrook Funeral Homes Market Chapel is on East Market Street in New Albany, one of the firm's two New Albany locations with the Oak Street Chapel. The firm was formed in 1995 by merging the Dieckmann Funeral Home, founded in 1848, and the Seabrook Funeral Home, founded in 1920. It is locally owned and answers to families rather than a corporate office.
Funeral homeNew Albany, IN
Naville & Seabrook Funeral Homes Oak Chapel is on East Oak Street in New Albany, one of the firm's two New Albany locations with the Market Street Chapel. The firm was formed in 1995 by merging the Dieckmann Funeral Home, founded in 1848, and the Seabrook Funeral Home, founded in 1920. It is locally owned and answers to families rather than a corporate office.
Funeral homeNew Carlisle, IN
Kaniewski Funeral Home's New Carlisle location on South Filbert Street is in a historic home built in the 1800s, twenty minutes from South Bend. The family-owned firm, in its fifth generation, also has a South Bend home and secures the government benefits veterans are entitled to. Its Kara Program donates all services to parents who lose a pre-term or stillborn child.
ServicesVeterans services
Funeral homeNew Castle, IN
In New Castle, Hinsey-Brown Funeral Service opened in 1995 to serve Henry County and the surrounding area. A 2006 remodel of the New Castle building added a room designed for children and facilities for family dinners. The firm also runs a funeral home on State Road 109 in Knightstown and Hinsey-Brown Monuments in New Castle.
Funeral homeNew Harmony, IN
Werry Funeral Homes, Inc. has its New Harmony location on South Brewery. The firm's history says it took over the Schultz Funeral Home in New Harmony and erected a new facility at Brewery and Steammill Streets. Its other funeral home is on Fletchall Avenue in Poseyville.
Funeral homeNew Haven, IN
Harper's Community Funeral Home is on State Road 930 East in New Haven and serves families in Allen County. The home states it has served New Haven since 1872; the Harper family bought the business in 1889, and it has used its present building at US 930 E and Werling Road since 1981. That building has larger chapels and visitation areas, two covered porticoes and full handicap access.
Funeral homeNew Palestine, IN
In New Palestine, the Hendryx New Palestine Chapel on East Main Street is one of three Stillinger Family Funeral Homes locations. The chapel was founded in 1888, is where much of the firm's history began, and continues to be a location for services with a more traditional and homier feel.
