St. John funeral home in a building put up in 1966, which replaced the Barber Funeral Home bought in 1959 by a family in funeral service since 1892. Its co-owner and manager, a St. John native, took ownership in October 2026.
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
St. John funeral home in a building put up in 1966, which replaced the Barber Funeral Home bought in 1959 by a family in funeral service since 1892. Its co-owner and manager, a St. John native, took ownership in October 2026.
St. Marys funeral home in an 1888 limestone Queen Anne house, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in December 2025 under its historic name, Verschelden Funeral Home. Its funeral service tradition began in 1894, and it serves St. Marys and Rossville.
St. Paul home of Carson-Wall Funeral Services, which has served Southeast Kansas for more than 50 years from homes in St. Paul, Parsons, Erie and Girard. It arranges anatomical donation to the University of Kansas Medical Center.
Stafford funeral home in an 1886 downtown building whose funeral chapel was completed in 1935, bought in 1989 by a family in funeral service since 1892. It serves Stafford, Sylvia, Plevna and Hudson.
Family owned and operated Sterling funeral home, the second location of Birzer Funeral Homes with Lyons. The firm has served its community for over 50 years.
Stockton funeral home of Plumer-Overlease Funeral Homes, which also has locations in Plainville and Wilson. The firm also designs monuments, from granite upright tablets, benches and crosses to flat bronze markers.
Sublette chapel of Swaim Funeral Chapels, one of its four locations in Southwest Kansas, with a large casket selection room, a family arrangement office and a large viewing room. The firm also helps families design monuments.
Sublette funeral home and crematory that holds a Blue Christmas service of remembrance each December and an old-fashioned hymn sing in July of even-numbered years.
Sublette crematory that shares its telephone line with Weeks Family Funeral Home & Crematory, a home that holds a Blue Christmas service of remembrance each December.
Sylvan Grove chapel of Rentschler Family Mortuaries, which bought the Rodrick-Minear Funeral Homes in Lucas, Luray and Sylvan Grove in January 2022. The firm serves Smith, Osborne, Russell and Lincoln counties, keeps no all-day office hours and answers the phone around the clock to set an appointment.
Tonganoxie funeral home bought by the Quisenberry family in 1946 and now run by its fourth generation of funeral directors, serving families of southern Leavenworth and Jefferson counties. The Kansas Funeral Directors Association recognized it in 2000 for over 100 years of continuous funeral service in Tonganoxie.
Topeka cremation service that cremates in house, with a licensed embalmer and funeral director on staff. Office visits are by appointment, and it arranges anatomical donation through KU.
Topeka funeral chapel descended from a funeral home that opened in the city in June 1930. It took the Bowser-Johnson Funeral Chapel name in 1979 and moved to its present building near downtown Topeka in 1997.
Topeka funeral home in business since 1916, near downtown and the Kansas State Capitol. The handicap-accessible building has a chapel seating 160 with large TV monitors for memorial presentations, and an arrangement office with a children's area.
Topeka chapel of Dove Cremations & Funerals, built in 1997, with a chapel for funeral and memorial services and fireside and reception rooms for gatherings before or after a service. Dove has served Topeka families since 1893.
Topeka chapel of Dove Cremations & Funerals, built in 2007 around the seventeen-foot Angel of the Dawn stained glass window, made in 1951 by Judson Studios of Los Angeles. Has a chapel for funeral or memorial services, a fireside room and several reception rooms.
Topeka funeral home owned and operated by its founding family since 2001, with two licensed funeral directors and embalmers on staff.
On-site crematory of Midwest Cremation, a Topeka funeral home that handles cremation only, as an alternative to a traditional funeral home.
Topeka funeral home that handles cremation only, with its own crematory on site, as an alternative to a traditional funeral home. It serves families from Topeka and every community in Kansas.
North Topeka funeral home formed by the 2024 merger of two of the city's funeral homes, with roots going back to 1897. Services in its chapel are livestreamed, and its reception center, opened in 2010, has a full kitchen, a serving bar and indoor and outdoor seating.