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
Fort Scott funeral home established in 1863, one of the oldest in Kansas, serving Southeast Kansas and Southwest Missouri. Its Carriage House, a block south, hosts family meals and gatherings after services, with a full kitchen and seating for up to 50.
Fort Scott funeral home serving Bourbon County since 1885, in a building put up as a funeral home in 1907. The present firm formed in 1989 from two funeral homes, and it arranges celebrations of life and aftercare along with funerals.
Frankfort funeral home descended from an undertaking business and furniture store opened in 1893, held by the family whose name it carries from 1945 until 2007. It shares its owners with Kinsley Mortuary in Marysville and the homes in Hanover and Axtell.
Crematory owned by Countryside Funeral Home and run at its Fredonia funeral home, so a body in the home's care is not sent elsewhere for cremation. The operator opened in 2007 and also has homes in Howard and Chanute.
Fredonia funeral home opened in 2007, with its own crematory at the same address and sister locations in Howard and Chanute. Its building has 10,000 square feet.
Fredonia home of Wickham Family Funeral Home & Cremation Service, a family- and locally-owned firm that opened in Cherryvale in 2012 and also has a home in Chanute.
Frontenac funeral home serving the town since 1910, now one of the Bath-Naylor firm's locations, with a chapel seating over 100.
Galena funeral home of the family-owned Derfelt firm, whose funeral business began with the purchase of the Allison Funeral Home in 1948 and later added chapels in Baxter Springs, Columbus and Oswego. The firm runs its own crematory at its Baxter Springs chapel.
Garden City funeral home where the Garnand firm began in 1918, buying out a combined furniture shop, mortuary and flower store. It is one of seven Garnand funeral homes in Southwest Kansas, and Ragel Monument in Garden City is part of the same group.
Crematory licensed at the Garden City home of the Garnand Funeral Homes, a firm that began in 1918 when its founder bought out a Garden City furniture shop, mortuary and flower store, and now has homes in seven southwest Kansas towns.
Garden City funeral home of Robson Funeral Home, a locally owned firm with homes in Hugoton, Ulysses, Satanta and Elkhart as well, serving southwest Kansas communities since 1968.
Garden Plain funeral home, one of three Wulf-Ast Mortuary locations along with Mount Hope and Colwich. Also handles headstones and monuments, with a staff member for monuments and pre-arrangements.
Gardner funeral home in the Bruce family since 1949, recognized as the oldest continuously owned business established in Johnson County. It occupies an 1895 brick house to which a large chapel, a family room, a music room and a second chapel were added in 1962, and the firm has a monument sales division.
Crematory of the Feuerborn family funeral service of Garnett and Iola, whose Anderson County line goes back to 1906. Its staff includes a crematory operator.
Garnett funeral home that traces its line to a Colony funeral home opened in 1906 and has served Garnett since 1910. The Feuerborn family bought it in 1975 and built its present Garnett facilities in 1995; the 1975 buyer's son has owned it since 2007.
Girard home of Carson-Wall Funeral Services, which has served Southeast Kansas for more than 50 years from homes in Girard, Parsons, Erie and St. Paul. It can serve more than one family at a time and hold large services.
Goessel funeral home of Wiggins Funeral Homes and Cremation Service, which also has locations in Buhler, Hesston, Canton, Haven, Moundridge and McPherson.
Goodland funeral home and crematory, family owned and operated through five generations.
Goodland funeral home opened in 1974 as the second chapel of a Sharon Springs firm founded in 1911, serving families of northwest Kansas. A Goodland-raised funeral director and embalmer has owned both chapels since 2016.
Licence held by Bryant Funeral Home of Great Bend, whose line runs back to a furniture store and funeral parlor opened downtown in 1899. The home shares its owner with Nicholson-Ricke Funeral Home in Hoisington.
