Jetmore funeral home of the Beckwith family business, which began as an undertaker in Belpre in 1913 and has been based in Larned since 1923. Its two private visitation rooms can be combined into a small chapel for funeral services.
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.
Licence rows come from the Kansas State Board of Mortuary Arts; what a home offers comes from its own site. SimplyTrust lists no prices, no reviews and no rankings, and does not endorse any home. Contact a home directly for its general price list, which the Funeral Rule requires it to provide.
352 funeral homes and crematories in Kansas
Jetmore funeral home of the Beckwith family business, which began as an undertaker in Belpre in 1913 and has been based in Larned since 1923. Its two private visitation rooms can be combined into a small chapel for funeral services.
Jewell funeral home established in 1906, in business for over 100 years, with a 24-hour phone service for questions and appointments. Its owner and funeral director also provides services at Nutter Mortuary in Concordia.
Johnson City home of the Garnand Funeral Homes, a southwest Kansas 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 towns from Dighton to Elkhart. Every Garnand home has visitation and gathering rooms, and interfaith, non-denominational ministers are on call.
On-site crematory of the Johnson & Mass-Hinitt funeral home in Junction City, which carries out the firm's cremations on its own premises.
Junction City funeral home in a house its founder bought to serve as the funeral home, a firm that grew out of a furniture company that also served as a funeral parlor. It has a crematory on site, a chapel where services are livestreamed and a reception room.
Kansas City, Kansas funeral home that opened in 2003 on the grounds of Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens, a 60-acre cemetery opened in 1948. Has a 180-seat chapel and a dining area for up to 80 guests, and traces its line to Butler Funeral Home, opened in 1905.
Kansas City, Kansas, crematory on the premises of Highland Park Funeral Home & Crematory, operated by the home's own funeral directors, so the deceased stays in the home's care through the cremation.
Kansas City, Kansas, funeral home since 1978, with a crematory on site operated by its own funeral directors. It runs Highland Park Cemetery, established in 1905, which offers in-ground burial, mausoleum entombment and places for cremated remains.
Kansas City funeral home opened in 2018, with a fully bilingual staff serving the Spanish-speaking community. Its service room seats more than 120, and a reception area is set aside for families to gather.
Kansas City, Kansas chapel of a family-owned funeral firm founded in 1950, which grew from a three-room funeral home and has a sister chapel in Kansas City, Missouri.
On-site crematory of Maple Hill Funeral Home in Kansas City, added in October 2018 so that remains stay in the funeral home's care.
Kansas City funeral home inside Maple Hill Cemetery, opened in 1973 by the family that owns the cemetery, with its own crematory since 2018. The cemetery has a community mausoleum with crypts and cremation niches, and an outdoor cremation garden.
Kansas City funeral home founded in 1900 as the Kansas City Embalming and Casket Company, the oldest African-American funeral home in the Kansas City metropolitan area. It moved into its present building in 1973 and took its current name that year.
Minority female-owned Kansas City funeral home opened in 2007 by the first Black woman licensed as a mortician in Kansas, its name a tribute to the North Star of the Underground Railroad.
Kansas City, Kansas funeral home of the Porter family, who have offered funeral care in the area since 1902, and one of two Porter locations with the Lenexa home and crematory. Holds services in a Porter chapel or at the family's own place of worship, and arrangements can be completed from home by email and phone.
Kansas City funeral home founded in 1929 to serve the Strawberry Hill community, in the former Stine Funeral Chapel since 1950. Meets families in their own homes to make advance funeral arrangements.
Kansas City, Kansas funeral home founded in 1912 and the oldest African-American family-owned business in the state, run today by the founder's great-grandson. Holds homegoing services for families from Bonner Springs and Leavenworth to Independence and Lee's Summit, Missouri, in a handicapped-accessible building.
Kingman funeral home providing funeral service since 1870, to families in Kingman, Reno, Sedgwick, Pratt, Harper and Barber counties.
Kinsley funeral home family owned and operated since 1922, across four generations. It shares its name and website with McKillip's Crematory, LLC.
Kinsley crematory that shares its name, phone line and website with McKillip Memorial Funeral Home.