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 homeCharlestown, IN
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.
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Funeral homeCharlestown, IN
In Charlestown, Garr Funeral Service keeps a location on Water Street that its site lists for arrangements and monument sales only. The firm's Sellersburg facility serves Sellersburg and surrounding communities, Charlestown among them, with family-oriented service since 1930.
Funeral homeCharlestown, IN
In Charlestown, Grayson Funeral Home's Charlestown Chapel on High Street has served Charlestown-area families since 1949, and the firm has a second chapel in New Washington. The family-owned home arranges cremation through Superior Crematory, which the Grayson family created. Families may hold a luncheon or reception at the chapel.
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Funeral homeChesterton, IN
Edmonds & Evans Funeral Homes has its Chesterton Chapel on Broadway in Chesterton. It is one of the firm's two chapels, with the Portage Chapel on Central Avenue in Portage. The firm states it has provided service to families since 1939.
Funeral homeChrisney, IN
Youngblood Chapel in Chrisney is one of the two chapels of Boultinghouse Funeral Home, which serves Spencer County and the surrounding counties. The home states it can accommodate all types of funerals and memorials, large and small, public or private, and it dates its family service to 1895.
Funeral homeChurubusco, IN
In Churubusco, Sheets and Childs Funeral Home operates from a historic downtown location whose roots trace back to the town's first undertaker in the late 1800s. The home is family owned and operated and is a member of the Indiana Historic Business Register, recognized for over a century of continuous operation.
Funeral homeCicero, IN
Hartley Funeral Homes is on West Jackson Street in Cicero, one of two locations with the home in Arcadia. The site names the business Hartley-Dunnichay Funeral Home and states that its family has served the Cicero and Arcadia communities for many years.
Funeral homeClarksville, IN
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.
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.
Funeral homeClayton, IN
Helton & Harris Funeral Homes - Clayton is on Pennsylvania Street in Clayton, one of the firm's two Hendricks County homes with its Danville location. The firm, formerly Weaver & Randolph Funeral Homes, states it has served Danville, Clayton and Hendricks County since 1949.
Funeral homeColumbia City, IN
In Columbia City, Smith & Sons Funeral Home serves Whitley County and the surrounding area from its location on North Main Street. The home states it has served the area since 1851 and is one of the oldest continuous family-owned and operated funeral businesses in Indiana. It offers aftercare programs to families after the funeral.
Funeral homeColumbus, IN
In Columbus, the W. Jonathan Moore Pike location of Barkes, Weaver & Glick Funeral Homes and Crematory serves Columbus area families beside the firm's Washington Street home. The firm states that it owns its own on-site crematory, which ensures that a loved one never leaves its care.
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Funeral homeColumbus, IN
In Columbus, Barkes, Weaver & Glick Funeral Homes and Crematory serves families from its Washington Street funeral home. The firm cremates in its own on-site crematory, which it calls the only locally owned crematory in the Columbus area. It states it has been locally owned and operated since 1935.
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Funeral homeColumbus, IN
Jewell-Rittman Funeral Service & Crematory serves Columbus from 25th Street. The funeral home opened in 1999 in the former Tovey's Shoe Store, remodeled with two chapels for visitations and funerals. It added its own crematory, the Jewell-Rittman Cremation Center on South Marr Road, in 2023, and states that it supervises cremation locally rather than subcontracting it.
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Funeral homeConnersville, IN
Showalter Blackwell Long Funeral Home is on Central Avenue in Connersville, in a Victorian residence adapted for the funeral business, with a sister home in Liberty. It provides funeral and cremation services and can record a service to share with family and friends unable to attend. Its Connersville history traces to a funeral home opened in 1900.
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Funeral homeConnersville, IN
In Connersville, Urban-Winkler Funeral Home operates at 513 West 8th Street, a residence converted to a funeral home after World War II, and the business traces its founding to 1902. The home arranges traditional funerals with burial, graveside services, and cremation followed by a memorial or traditional service. Its other chapel is in Liberty.
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Funeral homeConverse, IN
Owen-Weilert-Duncan Funeral Home - Converse is on East Marion Street in Converse, and the firm serves families in Marion, Gas City, Converse and the surrounding areas. It describes itself as family owned and operated for three generations. Its concierge services include airport pick up and drop off, hotel and restaurant reservation help, catering and off-site memorial events.
Funeral homeCorydon, IN
Gehlbach & Royse Funeral Homes is on East Chestnut Street in downtown Corydon, one block from the historic square, with a second home in Georgetown. It provides traditional burial and cremation, and the Corydon home has two chapels and an in-house selection room. The family-owned firm traces its start in funeral service to 1916.
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Funeral homeCovington, IN
Sunset Funeral Home & Cremation Center opened its Covington Chapel on Route 136 in August 2006, in a former hardware store. The firm arranges burial with graveside services, cremation with a traditional or memorial service, veterans honor guard coordination, and pre-planning with a family service advisor. The chapel's café hosts the firm's program for grieving children.
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Funeral homeCrawfordsville, IN
Sanders Funeral Care has its Crawfordsville location in the historic former Powers-Priebe Funeral Home on South Washington Street. The firm offers service packages for families considering burial or cremation and also has locations in Kingman and Waynetown. The building was remodeled with modern amenities while keeping its home-like feel.
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