Abilene funeral home in the Overlease Family of Funeral Homes, alongside Martin-Becker-Carlson Funeral Home in Abilene, Carlson-Becker Funeral Home in Solomon and Londeen-Overlease Funeral Chapel in Chapman.
352 funeral homes and crematories in Kansas, 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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352 funeral homes and crematories in Kansas
Abilene funeral home in the Overlease Family of Funeral Homes, alongside Martin-Becker-Carlson Funeral Home in Abilene, Carlson-Becker Funeral Home in Solomon and Londeen-Overlease Funeral Chapel in Chapman.
Abilene funeral home in the Overlease Family of Funeral Homes, which also takes in Danner Funeral Home in Abilene, Carlson-Becker Funeral Home in Solomon and Londeen-Overlease Funeral Chapel in Chapman. Its present owners bought it in 2012, and it is available 24 hours a day.
Alma location of Campanella & Stewart Funeral Home, whose other location is in Wamego. The firm sells cemetery monuments and markers, with weekend and evening appointments.
Altamont location of Forbes-Hoffman Funeral Homes, whose other homes are in Parsons and Chetopa. It offers livestreaming and tribute videos for relatives who cannot attend, and arranges a life celebrant for families with no clergy to lead a service.
Andover funeral home established in 2005 as the first to serve Andover, with a second office in El Dorado opened in 2011. Serves Butler and Sedgwick counties, from Wichita, Bel Aire and Kechi to Towanda, Potwin, Leon, Rosalia and Cassoday.
Anthony funeral home of Prairie Rose Funeral Homes, which also has a home in Harper, in a building that dates from the 1950s. The Anthony home also serves Argonia, Kansas and Wakita, Oklahoma, where the firm's earlier branches have closed.
Arkansas City funeral home tracing to a family mortuary opened in 1939, in its present building since 1964 and joined with the Erdman-Oldroyd Funeral Home in 1970. Added its own crematory in 2017 and is a member of Selected Independent Funeral Homes.
Crematory of Rindt-Erdman Funeral Home, an Arkansas City firm tracing to a family mortuary opened in 1939, added to the funeral home in 2017. The home's own staff includes its crematory operators.
Arkansas City funeral home of Shelley Family Funeral Home, which also has locations in Winfield and Oxford. The location was added in 1987 and bought by its present owners in March 2008.
Ashland funeral home, one of five the Schilling Funeral Home Group runs, with the others in Follett, Texas, and Beaver, Laverne and Shattuck, Oklahoma. The building has a reception area and a stateroom.
Family-owned Ashland funeral home with a second home in Buffalo, Oklahoma, and more than 40 years of service to families in both towns.
Atchison's oldest funeral firm, founded in 1868 and in continuous operation since, in a building its founder put up a block from the first location. It took the Arensberg-Pruett name with a 1984 partnership.
Atchison funeral home, family owned and operated, formed in 1991 by merging two mortuaries founded in 1898 and 1915. It runs chapels in Effingham and Nortonville, bought in 1991, and Sunset Memory Gardens, a cemetery with columbarium niches and an ossuary acquired in 2011.
Atwood funeral home of Baalmann Mortuary & Crematory, a firm opened in 2010 with further homes in Colby and Oakley. The firm runs its own crematory in Colby.
Crematory of the Augusta funeral home founded in 1916, the only funeral home in Butler County that cremates without contracting an out-of-house crematory. The owners oversee each cremation themselves, so the deceased stay in the staff's care.
Augusta funeral home founded in 1916, in a house bought in 1920 with a chapel added in 1955 that seats about 200. The only funeral home in Butler County that cremates without contracting an out-of-house crematory, and arrangements can be made in the family's home or at its offices.
Locally owned Augusta funeral home opened in 2003 in a historic building bought from St. James Catholic Church. Its chapel seats about 200 to 250, with visitation rooms at the chapel entrance and a coffee bar for guests at a visitation.
Axtell funeral home descended from a furniture and undertaking business established in 1894, in a private home converted to a funeral home in 1944. The owners of Kinsley Mortuary in Marysville bought it in 2014 and gave it its present name.
Baldwin City funeral home of a firm that has served Kansas families since 1892, with sister homes in Ottawa, Overbrook and Burlingame. The firm arranges funerals across Franklin, Douglas and Osage counties, and funerals can be planned ahead with its online pre-planning tool.
Crematory of the family-owned Derfelt funeral firm, on site at its Baxter Springs chapel. Staff licensed to operate it carry out the firm's cremations, which go to a third-party crematory only in extreme circumstances, such as a death beyond reasonable driving distance.