5 funeral homes and crematories in Wabash County, Indiana. 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.
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5 funeral homes and crematories in Wabash County
Funeral homeLaFontaine, IN
McDonald Funeral Home serves LaFontaine from its LaFontaine Chapel on South Main Street, one of the firm's two chapels with Wabash. The home arranges visitations and funeral and memorial services, and produces tribute videos and online memorials. Its Wabash chapel occupies the King house on Falls Avenue, a landmark residence finished in 1884.
Funeral homeNorth Manchester, IN
The Bender Chapel of Grandstaff-Hentgen Funeral Service stands at 207 West Main Street in North Manchester. The firm serves Wabash, North Manchester and Roann with funerals, cremations, memorial services and monuments. Its history records that the partners bought the Bender Chapel in 1992.
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Funeral homeRoann, IN
The Roann Chapel of Grandstaff-Hentgen Funeral Service is at 335 South Chippewa Road in Roann. The firm serves Wabash, North Manchester and Roann with funerals, cremations, memorial services and monuments. The family opened its first funeral home in Roann in 1933, on Chippewa Road.
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Funeral homeWabash, IN
Grandstaff-Hentgen Funeral Service keeps its Manchester Avenue Chapel at 1241 Manchester Avenue in Wabash. The firm serves Wabash, North Manchester and Roann with funerals, cremations, memorial services and monuments. Its history traces the family's funeral home to Roann in 1933.
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Funeral homeWabash, IN
McDonald Funeral Home has its chapel on Falls Avenue in Wabash and a second chapel in LaFontaine. Its staff design granite cemetery monuments and set them in the cemetery. The Wabash chapel is the King house, a landmark begun in 1881, with a brick addition built for funerals in 1957.
