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
Dighton funeral home of the Garnand group, a Southwest Kansas firm that began in Garden City in 1918 and has seven locations. Every Garnand facility has visitation and gathering rooms, and interfaith, non-denominational ministers are on call for services.
Dodge City funeral home its family has run at the present site since 1943, with a chapel seating 250 together with its adjoining family room, and several visitation rooms. Helps families design monuments, and has sister chapels in Cimarron, Montezuma and Sublette.
Crematory licence of Ziegler Funeral Chapel, a family-owned and operated Dodge City funeral home whose crematory is on site.
Family-owned and operated Dodge City funeral home with an on-site crematory and a second chapel in Cimarron. Families can make arrangements in person or online.
Downs home of Schoen Funeral Home & Monuments, a family-owned funeral home and monument business, which bought the former Domoney Funeral Home here in 2023. Designs headstones as digital sketches and engraves inscriptions on existing monuments in the cemetery; the firm's other home is in Beloit.
Effingham chapel of Becker-Dyer-Stanton Funeral Home, a family owned and operated Atchison firm that bought the O'Trimble funeral homes in Effingham and Nortonville at the end of 1991.
El Dorado funeral home in a residence converted for the purpose in 1920, carrying on an undertaking business begun in the city in 1879. The four large pillars and porches on its front date from 1931, and since the early 1990s it has shared staff and resources with Kirby-Morris Funeral Home.
El Dorado office of Heritage Funeral Home, opened in 2011 by the Andover firm founded in 2005. Serves Butler and Sedgwick counties, from Wichita, Bel Aire and Kechi to Towanda, Potwin, Leon, Rosalia and Cassoday.
El Dorado funeral home that opened in 1931 as the Alderson-Arnold Funeral Home, in the building it still occupies; the chapel area, family room and a new front were added in 1949. Since the early 1990s it has shared staff and resources with Carlson Colonial Funeral Home.
Elkhart location of the Garnand funeral homes, which began in Garden City in 1918 and serve seven communities from Dighton to Elkhart. Interfaith, non-denominational ministers are on call, and grief and bereavement resource materials are kept on hand.
Elkhart funeral home of Robson Funeral Home, a locally owned firm with homes in Hugoton, Ulysses, Satanta and Garden City as well, serving southwest Kansas communities since 1968.
Ellinwood funeral home, formerly Kimple Funeral Home, bought in 2013 by a family in funeral service since 1892. Three licensed funeral directors are on call at all hours, and the home also sells granite markers and monuments.
Ellis chapel of Keithley Funeral Homes, in business since 1922, with sister chapels in Hays, Victoria and La Crosse and the firm's one crematory at its Brock's-Keithley chapel in Hays. Its three funeral directors are certified crematory operators, and a grief support dog is on staff.
Ellsworth funeral home in a building completed in 1932, in the Parsons family since 1971 and run by a fifth-generation funeral director. Prefunds funeral plans through a certificate of deposit with a trust agreement, an assignment of insurance proceeds or funeral insurance.
Emporia funeral home of Charter Funerals, a company that began in the Kansas City area in 1995 and runs six funeral homes and four cemeteries in Kansas and Missouri, among them Maplewood Memorial Lawn Cemetery in Emporia.
Emporia funeral home founded in 1928 as the Roberts-Blue Undertaking Company and in its present building since 1938. Owned since 2020 by a funeral director who joined the staff in 1995; its owners and licensed staff have always come from the Emporia area. Families may choose a brief private viewing for the next of kin before cremation.
Erie home of Carson-Wall Funeral Services, which has served Southeast Kansas for more than 50 years from homes in Erie, Parsons, Girard and St. Paul. It arranges anatomical donation to the University of Kansas Medical Center.
On-site crematory at Warren-McElwain's Eudora chapel, run by staff licensed by the State Board as crematory operators, so a family that chooses cremation at either of its funeral homes keeps the deceased in its care.
Eudora chapel of Warren-McElwain, begun in 2002, with an on-site crematory, so a family that chooses cremation keeps the deceased in the home's care. Has a large chapel and gathering rooms for refreshments before or after services; the firm traces its roots to Schubert Funeral Home, founded in Eudora in 1904.
Eureka funeral home that has served Greenwood County since 1934 and has operated under its present name since 2002.
