Garnavillo funeral home in a facility built in 1999, the former Tuecke-Allyn home under new owners since 2023, run with sister homes in Guttenberg, Dyersville, Monticello and Holy Cross. Arranges limited cremation and monuments.
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
Garnavillo funeral home in a facility built in 1999, the former Tuecke-Allyn home under new owners since 2023, run with sister homes in Guttenberg, Dyersville, Monticello and Holy Cross. Arranges limited cremation and monuments.
Gilmore City chapel of a funeral home with seven chapels, the others in Algona, Burt, Humboldt, Livermore, Mallard and West Bend.
Gladbrook funeral chapel, formerly the Goettsch Funeral Home, a firm dating to 1913, now operating under one name with sister chapels in Marshalltown and Conrad. The firm is veteran owned.
Glenwood 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.
Glidden funeral home of a firm that began in Scranton in the early 1930s and opened its Glidden 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.
Gowrie funeral home that joined the Fort Dodge Laufersweiler firm in a 1994 merger, one of the firm's three locations with Fort Dodge and Rockwell City; a three-generation funeral service family brought it into the partnership.
Grand Mound funeral home of Schultz Funeral Homes, the former Kelly Funeral Home bought in 1975, with a sister chapel in DeWitt. Owned since 2022 by a husband-and-wife team of funeral directors who have worked at the firm since 2010, with a preneed counselor on staff.
Greene funeral home of Woodley Funeral Home, one of seven locations serving North Central Iowa. Its owner and funeral director holds the Certified Funeral Service Practitioner designation.
Greenfield funeral home, the main office of Lamb Funeral Homes, which also has facilities in Fontanelle and Massena and has been under its present owners, both raised in Greenfield, since August 2000. Helps families design a monument, and the director assists with a service when no clergy is chosen.
Grinnell funeral and cremation home established in 2019, serving Poweshiek and Jasper counties including Kellogg, Malcom, Searsboro and Brooklyn. Its event center and reception hall hosts luncheons after a service or meals during visitation, and the home also handles monuments.
Grinnell funeral home, family owned and operated since 1907 and in its fifth generation of the founding family, in a house in the Grinnell Historic District bought in 1931 for use as a funeral home. Smith Monument, its monument business since 1969, designs granite monuments at an indoor display; sister homes are in Victor and Brooklyn.
Griswold funeral home in the building where the town's funeral home opened in 1930, renamed Rieken Duhn Funeral Home in 2017, with a sister home in Oakland. A basement overflow area seats 80 more, with closed-circuit television, and the home offers bronze markers and monuments.
Grundy Center chapel of Abels Funeral and Cremation Service, the Engelkes Chapel, with sister chapels in Eldora, Wellsburg, Dike and Reinbeck. Services can be livestreamed, and the firm offers Away From Home Assurance for a death 75 or more miles from home.
Guthrie Center funeral home, one of two Twigg Funeral Home locations with Panora, family owned and operated and run by its current owners since August 2000. The firm began with the 1954 purchase of the Panora funeral home and opened this Guthrie Center home three years later.
Guttenberg funeral home in a facility built in 1996, the former Tuecke-Allyn home under new owners since 2023, run with sister homes in Garnavillo, Dyersville, Monticello and Holy Cross. Arranges limited cremation and monuments.
Hamburg funeral home of Gude Funeral Homes, a family business whose Nebraska City mortuary opened in 1955 and which later bought homes in Hamburg and Riverton. Offers advance planning that includes travel and child or grandchild protection plans.
Hampton funeral home with a large chapel and a luncheon hall for guests during visitation or after a funeral service.
Hampton funeral home of Woodley Funeral Home, one of its seven locations with Allison, Dumont, Greene, Iowa Falls, Sheffield and Thornton. Its owner and funeral director holds the Certified Funeral Service Practitioner designation.
Harlan funeral home, one of three locations of one firm with its other homes in Avoca and Denison.
Hawarden funeral home, formerly the Dow Funeral Home, part of Porter Funeral Homes since 1989; it shares its phone line with the Ireton home, and the firm also serves Rock Valley, Inwood and Hudson, South Dakota.