Cimarron chapel of Ziegler Funeral Chapel, a family-owned and operated Dodge City funeral home with an on-site crematory. Families can make arrangements in person or online.
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
Cimarron chapel of Ziegler Funeral Chapel, a family-owned and operated Dodge City funeral home with an on-site crematory. Families can make arrangements in person or online.
Clay Center funeral home known by its present name since 1991, carrying on firms that trace to a 1929 purchase of the Rose funeral home, with a second location, the Turner Funeral Chapel in Clifton. It ran the local ambulance service until 1967, when it gave its two ambulances to the Clay County Hospital.
Clearwater mortuary whose history runs back to 1912, with a chapel that holds 125 people and seats up to 200 with its overflow areas. It opened a Haysville branch in 2018.
Clyde chapel of Chaput-Buoy Funeral Home of Concordia, opened in 1923 by the founder of the Chaput undertaking business, which began with a store he bought in Aurora in 1909.
Coffeyville funeral home whose owners have served families in Coffeyville, Sedan and Caney for more than 45 years, available 24 hours a day.
Coffeyville funeral home with 126 years of continuous service to the city's families. Streams its services live through a link the family can share, and records each stream for later viewing.
Colby crematory of Baalmann Mortuary & Crematory, a firm opened in 2010 with funeral homes in Colby, Oakley and Atwood. It stands at the address of the Colby funeral home.
Colby funeral home of Baalmann Mortuary & Crematory, a firm opened in 2010 with further homes in Oakley and Atwood. The firm's own crematory is at this Colby address.
Coldwater funeral home, styled Hatfield-Prusa Funeral Home and Monuments, serving Comanche County with contemporary and traditional funeral and cremation options.
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.
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.
Colwich location of Wulf-Ast Mortuary, whose other funeral homes are in Garden Plain and Mount Hope. Also handles headstones and monuments, with a staff member for monuments and pre-arrangements.
Concordia funeral home whose line runs back to the undertaking store its founder bought in Aurora in 1909. It has been at its present site since 1939, in a building put up in 1975, and it runs Chaput Mortuary in Clyde, opened in 1923, as a second chapel.
Concordia funeral home operating under the name Nutter's Mortuary and Cremation Services.
Conway Springs funeral home founded in 1919, when a local young man bought an existing funeral parlor, and run by the same family since. The third generation of licensed embalmers and funeral directors has expanded its pre-need program.
Cottonwood Falls funeral home serving Chase County and the Flint Hills since 1881, the oldest continuously operated firm in the county; it began in Strong City and moved to Cottonwood Falls in 1900. A funeral director on staff is a trained grief facilitator who leads support groups, and the home arranges body donation to the University of Kansas Hospital.
Council Grove funeral home and chapel of the Yazel-Megli Funeral Homes, with its own managing partner and administrative assistant in Council Grove and sister homes in Marion, Hillsboro, Herington and Whitewater. Cremations are carried out through a partner crematory that can cremate people of up to 700 pounds.
De Soto funeral home trading as Cedar Crest Memorial Chapel & Cremation Concepts, whose owner is also its funeral director. It keeps a list of recommendations for religious ceremonies, floral arrangements and cemeteries.
Crematory of Smith Family Mortuaries & Crematory, a Derby firm that opened its first funeral home in 1973 and has chapels in Derby, Mulvane, Haysville and Wichita.
Derby funeral home where Smith Family Mortuaries began in 1973, at its present site since 1994, with sister chapels in Mulvane, Haysville and Wichita. Chapel services can be livestreamed, and the firm forwards remains to KU Medical Center for donation.