407 funeral homes and crematories in Iowa, listed by city and 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.
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407 funeral homes and crematories in Iowa
Waverly funeral home of a four-home firm founded in 1901, in a building parts of which date to 1895, with sister homes in Shell Rock, Denver and Readlyn. Three chapels overlooked by a balcony open into one for larger visitations and services, the large chapel seating up to 150.
Wayland funeral home of Beatty & Peterseim Funeral & Monument Services, bought by the Beatty family in 1970 as the Zehr Funeral Home. Cremations take place at the firm's own crematory at its Washington funeral home, and the firm also sells and repairs monuments.
Webster City funeral home opened in 2008 in the remodeled McMurray Hatchery building. Its chapel seats up to 150 and can be arranged in various ways, and the building has a family room for arrangements and a lunch room seating up to 30.
On-site crematory of the Webster City funeral home Foster Funeral and Cremation Center, so the deceased stays in the home's care through cremation. The firm's history in Webster City runs to 1908.
Webster City funeral home with its own crematory, so cremations are performed on site and the deceased stays in its care. Its history in Webster City runs to 1908, it moved into its present building in 1993, and it serves Hamilton County.
Wellman funeral home of Powell Funeral Homes, the former Bidwell Funeral Home bought by the Powell family in 1946. The family firm, founded in 1911 in South English, has seven Iowa locations, each with consultation rooms, family reception areas and a chapel.
Wellsburg chapel of Abels Funeral and Cremation Service, the Doyen Chapel, with sister chapels in Eldora, Grundy Center, Dike and Reinbeck. Services can be livestreamed, and the firm offers Away From Home Assurance for a death 75 or more miles from home.
Wesley funeral home of the family-owned Oakcrest Funeral Services, one of the homes brought together as Oakcrest in 1985; the firm has served north central Iowa families since 1923. It designs cemetery monuments and holds services at any of its six funeral homes.
West Bend chapel of a funeral home with seven chapels, the others in Algona, Burt, Gilmore City, Humboldt, Livermore and Mallard.
West Branch funeral home in a building completed in 2004, with a sister home in West Liberty. Services are held in its chapel, a church or at the cemetery; staff prepare the obituary, notify Social Security and help secure veterans benefits such as burial flags and government markers.
West Des Moines funeral home opened in 2005 by the family-owned Hamilton's, with two stone fireplaces, outdoor gardens open for memorial gatherings and a Fireside Reception Room for refreshments or a catered meal. It also houses Hamilton's Academy of Grief & Loss with its Grief Lending Library, and a memorial gift shop.
West Des Moines funeral home and life celebration center of the family-owned Iles Funeral Homes, built from scratch with about 90 percent of its space for families and guests. The chapel seats up to 200, a reception room for 100 seated guests has a full catering kitchen, and services can be live streamed and recorded.
West Des Moines funeral chapel built in 1978 on the grounds of Resthaven Cemetery, in a tradition that began with a funeral parlor opened in 1921. The cemetery offers ground burial, two mausoleums and a cremation garden, and a reception room seats 50 for catered events.
West Des Moines cremation office for immediate-need and preplanned cremation, including prepaid plans. It handles the death certificate and cremation permit, and its staff help families with veterans' benefits eligibility.
West Liberty funeral home in its current building since 1940, remodeled in 1998 with off-street and handicapped parking, with a sister home in West Branch. Services are held in its chapel, a church or at the cemetery; staff prepare the obituary, notify Social Security and help secure veterans benefits.
West Point funeral home of Schmitz Funeral Homes, which also has homes in Donnellson and Farmington. The firm's Schmitz Tribute Center in West Point, built in 2016, houses Three Rivers Crematory and an indoor and outdoor monument display.
West Union funeral home and cremation service, one of eight locations of Grau Funeral Homes, with staff available 24 hours. Helps families claim Social Security, veteran and IPERS benefits and arrange body donation to a medical facility. Locally owned and operated.
What Cheer funeral home of Holland-Coble Funeral Homes, a locally owned business since the early 1900s with further locations in Montezuma and New Sharon.
Whittemore funeral home of the family-owned Oakcrest Funeral Services, part of the Algona firm since 1968; the firm has served north central Iowa families since 1923. It designs cemetery monuments and holds services at any of its six funeral homes.
Williams funeral home, locally family owned, run with a Surls home in Iowa Falls and Sietsema Funeral Home in Ackley; the homes have served Ackley, Alden, Iowa Falls and Williams for over 30 years.
