Brooklyn funeral home of Smith Funeral Home and Crematory, a Grinnell family firm owned and operated since 1907, with sister homes in Grinnell and Victor.
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
Brooklyn funeral home of Smith Funeral Home and Crematory, a Grinnell family firm owned and operated since 1907, with sister homes in Grinnell and Victor.
Buffalo Center funeral home of the family-owned Oakcrest Funeral Services, added in 2016 and since renovated; the firm has served north central Iowa families since 1923. It designs cemetery monuments and holds services at any of its six funeral homes.
Locally owned Burlington funeral chapel built in 1958. A 2002 addition doubled the building, adding a visitation room, a library, a lounge and coffee area, two family arrangement rooms and casket and cremation selection areas.
Burt chapel of a funeral home with seven chapels, the others in Algona, Gilmore City, Humboldt, Livermore, Mallard and West Bend; under its present owners since 2006.
Camanche funeral home of Snell-Zornig Funeral Homes, built in 1982 and remodeled in 2018, with a 150-seat chapel, a stateroom and audio-visual systems for live streaming. The firm, founded in 1937 in Clinton, has a certified pre-arrangement counselor on staff.
Carlisle funeral home of Peterson Funeral Services, the former Richardson Funeral Home bought by the firm in 1974. The firm has served Indianola since 1946, keeps a sister home there and serves Des Moines families too.
Carroll funeral home of a firm that began in Scranton in the early 1930s and opened its Carroll home soon after; the firm has been under its present ownership since 1962. It serves Carroll, Coon Rapids, Glidden, Manning and Scranton from four funeral homes.
Carroll funeral home begun in 1940 and rebuilt on its corner in 1959, then remodeled after it bought another Carroll funeral home in 2019. The Sharp Center on the east side of the building is a gathering space for family and friends after a service.
Carson home of Loess Hills Funeral & Cremation Center, which serves southwest Iowa families from Carson, Glenwood and Malvern. Its staff helps families choose a monument or other permanent memorial, and a licensed preneed agent handles prearrangement planning and aftercare support.
Cascade funeral home of Reiff Funeral Home, one of its five locations with Dyersville, Farley, Epworth and Peosta. Funeral services can be live streamed to friends and family unable to attend.
Family-owned Cedar Falls funeral home and cremation service established in 1865, with a 150-seat chapel, a family lounge, elevator access to family areas and a Reflection Room for receptions after a service.
Cedar Rapids funeral home of a firm begun as a Solon undertaking business in 1885, rebuilt on land bought from the Czech National Cemetery after the 2008 flood destroyed its earlier building. The Avacentre event center at the same address has a non-denominational chapel area seating 200 and reception seating for 140, with catering. Family owned and operated.
Cedar Rapids crematory of Cedar Memorial, built in 2001 inside Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery as a Frank Lloyd Wright inspired building among prairie gardens, ponds and fountains, with a place where families can gather in privacy. Licensed funeral directors oversee every part of the cremation.
Cedar Rapids funeral home on the grounds of Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery, which has served families since 1929. The limestone building has a large reception room for visitations and funerals and a family lounge; the same park holds the Chapel of Memories, a mausoleum, a cremation center and a family center where catered receptions and family meals are held.
Colonial-style Cedar Rapids funeral home with a home-like setting, serving families since 1966 and part of Cedar Memorial since 1978; the building has been completely remodeled. Staff help families file for veterans benefits.
Cedar Rapids cremation provider founded by two brothers, serving eastern, central and southwest Iowa from Cedar Rapids to the Des Moines area, the Quad Cities, Iowa City and Council Bluffs. Arrangements can be made online from home, and calls are answered by a person 24 hours a day, weekends and holidays included.
Cedar Rapids funeral home built in 1985 on the grounds of Linwood Cemetery, which the family-owned Murdoch firm bought that year. It has a spacious chapel, the Legacy Center reception hall with catered meals and beer and wine service, and livestreaming for services.
Cedar Rapids funeral home in business since 1934, in a building put up in 1940 and reopened in 2012 after the 2008 Cedar River flood damaged it.
Cedar Rapids funeral chapel that joined its firm in 1962 and reopened in April 2009 after the 2008 Cedar River flood; the firm has been in business since 1934.
Locally owned Cedar Rapids funeral home in a 1908 family house that has served as a funeral home since 1958, with a chapel completed in 1985, a gathering space seating 130, family lounges for food and refreshments, and services streamed online.