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
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.
Belleville funeral home founded in 1907 and owned and run by the Surber family, the main office of a firm with locations in Scandia and in Chester, Nebraska. It serves North Central Kansas and South Central Nebraska.
Belleville funeral home founded in 1947, part of Tibbetts Bros., Inc., an employee-owned corporation whose affiliates are funeral homes in Concordia, Clyde and Mankato and in eight Nebraska towns. Families can plan and arrange services online.
Beloit funeral home whose firm opened the city's first funeral home in 1929 and took the Roberts Family Funeral Service name in 2017. Families make arrangements at the Beloit home, which has a casket display room; the firm's second home, Waconda Funeral Chapel, is in Cawker City. Serves Mitchell, Cloud, Jewell, Osborne and Lincoln counties.
Family-owned Beloit funeral home and monument dealer, the former Harrison Funeral Home, taken over by its present owners in 2011. Designs headstones as digital sketches and engraves inscriptions on existing monuments in the cemetery; the firm has a second home in Downs.
Bonner Springs funeral home opened in September 1908 and run by the same family for more than four generations. Harrington Floral, the family's flower shop, stands next door and delivers to the funeral home.
Bucklin funeral home run from 1927 by a family in funeral service since 1892, with a Minneola branch opened in 1985. The owners of Ziegler Funeral Chapels in Dodge City and Cimarron bought both in January 2016.
Buhler mortuary of Wiggins Funeral Homes and Cremation Service, which also has locations in Hesston, Goessel, Canton, Haven, Moundridge and McPherson.
Burlingame funeral home of a firm that has served Kansas families since 1892, with sister homes in Ottawa, Baldwin City and Overbrook. The firm arranges funerals across Franklin, Douglas and Osage counties, and funerals can be planned ahead with its online pre-planning tool.
Burlington funeral home founded in 1928, which has served Coffey County for three generations. Its owners also operate Campbell Funeral Home in Yates Center, purchased in 1991.
Caldwell funeral home founded in 1885. Carries metal and wood caskets and outer burial containers, and sells cemetery markers and vases, with monument lettering and restoration through the owners' monument company at the same address.
Canton mortuary of Wiggins Funeral Homes and Cremation Service, which also has locations in Buhler, Hesston, Goessel, Haven, Moundridge and McPherson.
Cawker City funeral chapel of Roberts Family Funeral Service, whose firm bought it in 1972, in a newly built facility opened after the old building was sold in 2011. Families make arrangements at the firm's main home in Beloit, which has the casket display room; the two homes serve Mitchell, Cloud, Jewell, Osborne and Lincoln counties.
Chanute location of Countryside Funeral Home, called Johnson Chapel, serving the city since 2007, with cremation at the operator's own crematory in Fredonia. The Chanute building has 8,700 square feet.
Chanute home of Wickham Family Funeral Home & Cremation Service, a family- and locally-owned firm that opened in Cherryvale in 2012. The Chanute staff includes a pre-need counselor and handles monument sales.
Chapman funeral chapel in the Overlease Family of Funeral Homes, alongside Martin-Becker-Carlson and Danner Funeral Homes in Abilene and Carlson-Becker Funeral Home in Solomon.
Cherryvale funeral chapel of Potts Chapels, which also has chapels in Independence and Caney. Services are streamed live and recorded for later viewing.
Family- and locally-owned Cherryvale funeral home that opened in July 2012 in the former Cherryvale Clinic, converted with the help of family and friends. A member of the National Funeral Directors Association, with sister homes in Fredonia and Chanute.
Chetopa location of Forbes-Hoffman Funeral Homes, whose other homes are in Parsons and Altamont. 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.
Cimarron chapel of Swaim Funeral Chapels, one of its four locations in Southwest Kansas, newly remodeled, with chapel seating for about 75 and more room beside it, and visitation rooms. The firm also helps families design monuments.
