Kiowa location of Lanman Funeral Home, a three-generation family operation whose first home, in Helena, Oklahoma, was purchased in 1975; its sister homes are in Helena, Cherokee, Okeene and Medford, Oklahoma. Also offers monuments.
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
Kiowa location of Lanman Funeral Home, a three-generation family operation whose first home, in Helena, Oklahoma, was purchased in 1975; its sister homes are in Helena, Cherokee, Okeene and Medford, Oklahoma. Also offers monuments.
LaCrosse funeral home, one of three sister homes with Crick-Christians in Lindsborg and Spellman-Christians in Great Bend. Designs monuments and headstones with families from drawing to installation, matches an existing stone exactly, and files the paperwork for a veteran's stone.
LaCrosse chapel of Keithley Funeral Homes, a firm in business since 1922 with chapels in Ellis, Hays and Victoria and its one crematory at the Brock's-Keithley chapel in Hays. A grief support dog is on the firm's staff.
LaCygne home of Schneider Funeral Home & Cremations, a firm that owns and operates its own crematory, so no third party cares for the deceased. The firm also has chapels in Pleasanton and Mound City.
Lakin home of the Garnand Funeral Homes, a firm with homes in seven southwest Kansas towns whose history begins in 1918, when its founder bought out a Garden City furniture shop, mortuary and flower store. Every Garnand home has visitation and gathering rooms, with interfaith, non-denominational ministers on call.
Larned funeral home of the Beckwith family, which began in Belpre in 1913 and moved to Larned in 1923. The Larned building has a church-like chapel with a vaulted ceiling, private visitation rooms, a private family room for services and covered, heated family parking; a second location is in Jetmore.
Lawrence location of Peaceful Rest Funeral Chapels & Cremations, a new modern celebration center for Lawrence families that is not yet open. It shares its line with the Topeka chapel, answered 24 hours a day.
Lawrence funeral home founded in 1920 that installed the city's first and only crematory in 1998, with four funeral directors certified as crematory operators. Has a chapel, state rooms that combine for vigil, prayer or private family services, a lending library, and an after care program for the months following a death.
Crematory of Rumsey-Yost Funeral Home, installed in 1998 as the first in Lawrence. Four of the home's funeral directors are certified crematory operators, and the crematory also takes cremations for other funeral homes.
Lawrence funeral home tracing its roots to funeral homes founded in Eudora in 1904 and Lawrence in 1909, with a large chapel and gathering rooms for refreshments before or after services. Cremations are done at its own crematory at the Eudora chapel, and it was one of the first Midwest providers of green burial, offered in Oak Hill Cemetery's natural burial section.
Leavenworth funeral home formed in 2007 when Belden-Sexton-Sumpter Funeral Chapel and Larkin-Brown Funeral Home consolidated into one firm. Its lineage reaches back to undertaking in Leavenworth about 1862; the Larkin side opened in 1948.
Leavenworth chapel of Charter Funerals, called Sunset Chapel, at the address of Sunset Memory Gardens, the cemetery Charter Funerals manages there. The company began in the Kansas City area in 1995 and runs six funeral homes and four cemeteries in Kansas and Missouri.
Leavenworth funeral home that grew out of a funeral and coffin business its founding family started on arriving in the city in 1855, now in its eighth generation. Has the only on-site crematory in Leavenworth, so the deceased stay in its care until arrangements are complete.
On-site crematory of Davis Funeral Chapel, the only one in Leavenworth, run by licensed operators on the funeral home staff, so the deceased never leave the facility until arrangements are complete.
Leavenworth branch and newest location of Northern Star Mortuary, the minority female-owned Kansas City funeral home opened in 2007 by the first Black woman licensed as a mortician in Kansas.
Leavenworth funeral home whose owner is its licensed embalmer and funeral director. Has ample parking and gives private tours of the facility by appointment.
Lebo funeral home with its own crematory, added in November 2023, which performs the cremations for all three VanArsdale homes and is the only cremation facility in Coffey, Osage and Greenwood counties. The first funeral home opened in 1928 in the house next door; the present building dates from 1974. Arrangement and pre-planning meetings can be held in the family's home.
Crematory of Jones VanArsdale Funeral Home in Lebo, added in November 2023, that performs cremations for all three VanArsdale Funeral Services homes in Lebo, Osage City and Madison. The only cremation facility in Coffey, Osage and Greenwood counties.
Lenexa cremation provider whose own licensed staff carry out each cremation at its own crematory facility, with no third-party cremation operator. Arrangements are made through its website, by email or over the phone.
Crematory added in the fall of 2003 to the Porter funeral home in Lenexa, with a viewing area beside it for those who wish to be present during a cremation. Open for inspection, and run by staff trained and certified by the Cremation Association of North America.