Springfield funeral home with a separate obituary phone line that callers can dial to check current obituaries.
327 funeral homes and crematories in Kentucky, 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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327 funeral homes and crematories in Kentucky
Springfield funeral home with a separate obituary phone line that callers can dial to check current obituaries.
Stanford funeral home in the red brick building erected for Stanford Female College, a funeral home since 1939, with the college's historical marker on its lawn. It keeps funeral ledgers from 1903 on, including those of the merged Beazley Funeral Home of Stanford and Howard Funeral Home of Crab Orchard, and has a sister home in Waynesburg.
Stanford funeral home in an 1856 brick house that served as a funeral home from 1941 to 1985 and reopened in January 1999 under the Spurlin family, who renovated it and added a spacious chapel.
Stanton funeral home, a family business since 1961, bought in 2012 by the granddaughter of the couple who owned and ran it. Serves families in Stanton, Clay City and the rest of Powell County.
Stanton funeral home that has served Powell County and its neighboring counties since 1939. It works in collaboration with other funeral homes.
Sturgis funeral home of the Whitsell firm, which also runs a home in Morganfield. A funeral director on its staff is also the firm's monument representative.
Summer Shade funeral home that grew out of a local cabinet shop which also made caskets. The McMurtrey family bought the town's funeral business in 1928 and added the present funeral home in 1952.
Family-owned Taylor Mill funeral home whose Northern Kentucky roots go back to a Covington cabinet maker of the 1830s who also built caskets. The firm took the Allison and Rose name in 1925, opened its Taylor Mill facility in 1986, and serves Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky.
Taylorsville funeral home of the Houghlin-Greenwell firm, which also has Houghlin-Greenwell Funeral Home and Cremation Services in Bardstown and Houghlin Funeral Home in Bloomfield.
Taylorsville funeral home in the Spencer House, built in 1836 as a stagecoach stop and later a hotel, restored by the Shelbyville firm after it bought the building in 1996. Family owned and operated, serving Spencer and Shelby counties.
Tompkinsville funeral home in a house built in 1910 by the Eagle family and placed on the Registry of Historic Landmarks in 1970. Owned by the Bartley family since 2019, with sister chapels in Gamaliel and Cave City.
Tompkinsville funeral home established by the Yokley family in 1952 and renamed Yokley-Trible in 1982, when the Tribles joined as partners; a sixth-generation funeral director of the Yokley line is on staff. It keeps the horse-drawn hearse the family used in the late 1800s and early 1900s.
Upton funeral home, one of three Manakee Funeral Home locations with Elizabethtown and Sonora.
Vanceburg funeral home, one of the four locations of Globe Family Funeral Chapel, whose other chapels stand in Garrison, Camp Dix and Tollesboro.
Family-owned, independent Vanceburg funeral home the Gaydos family opened in 1986, serving the Lewis County area. Also arranges anatomical whole-body donations.
Family-owned Versailles funeral home that runs its own crematory, Kentucky Memorials Crematory. It was founded in 1948 in a residence built near the start of the 1900s for a coal dealer's family, and its owners also operate funeral homes in Georgetown and Richmond.
Vine Grove funeral home whose staff answers its telephones day and night. When it holds services for a veteran, its flag flies at half-staff and the veteran's name is placed on the pedestal in front of the flag pole.
Vine Grove funeral home that held its first service in 1948 and is still at its original address, where the family-owned Nelson-Edelen-Bennett firm keeps its business and arrangement office and a chapel. Visitation and services are held here and at the firm's Radcliff home.
Virgie funeral home with a second location, its Jenkins Chapel, and a 24-hour telephone line for obituary information.
Warfield funeral home with a chapel suited to every kind of funeral, serving Martin and Mingo counties. It holds Masonic and Eastern Star services and belongs to the National Funeral Directors Association and the Kentucky Funeral Directors Association.