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.

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Baxter Springs chapel of the family-owned Derfelt funeral firm, bought from the Schurman Funeral Home in 1977, with the firm's own crematory on site. Staff licensed to operate it carry out the firm's cremations, which go to a third-party crematory only in extreme circumstances.

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Columbus funeral home the Bath-Naylor firm built in 2001 to serve all of southeast Kansas and parts of Missouri and Oklahoma, with a chapel seating over 140. Cremations take place at the firm's own crematory, built at its Weir home in 1998.

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Columbus funeral home whose business traces to a funeral and furniture store started in 1910, later a Murdock Funeral Homes branch, and part of the family-owned Derfelt firm since 2011 with its Oswego sibling. The firm runs its own crematory at its Baxter Springs chapel.

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Crematory built in 1998 at the Bath-Naylor funeral home in Weir, which cremates for several area funeral homes as well as for the firm's own families. Families may hold a witnessing ceremony or be present at the start of the cremation.

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Weir funeral home of the Bath-Naylor firm, whose roots go back to 1900, with a chapel seating over 140. The firm built its own crematory here in 1998, which also cremates for other area funeral homes, and its Scammon location was combined into this home in 1972.

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