114 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Arkansas, 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 Arkansas State Board of Embalmers, Funeral Directors, Cemeteries, and Burial Services (Arkansas Insurance Department, Funeral Services Division); 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.
114 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Arkansas
Roller-Chenal Funeral Home at 13801 Chenal Pkwy. in Little Rock is a location of Roller Funeral Homes, which states it remains entirely family-owned. The group states it offers cremation options, prearranged and prepaid funerals, and guidance for veterans and their families.
Roller-Drummond Funeral Home is the Little Rock location of the family-owned Roller Funeral Homes, which bought Drummond Funeral Home in the mid-fifties. The group states it offers cremation options, prepaid funeral plans through Assured Peace and guidance for veterans' families.
The home is at 1200 Chester Street in Little Rock, where it moved in the mid 1970s. It states it was established in 1946, has been family owned since its founding, and offers visitation, funeral and burial services, cremation and its LifeCare pre-need plan.
This Little Rock funeral home off the interstate arranges traditional funerals and cremations and has an on-site crematory with a reception center where family can see a loved one before cremation. It was established in 2005, joined Smith Family Funeral Homes in 2020, and is a member of Veteran’s Funeral Care.
Started in 1948 as the first African American funeral business in Magnolia, the home is family owned and operated with a third generation in management. Its South Jackson Street building, built in 1996, is handicapped accessible and has a non-denominational chapel seating over 225, and the staff assist with pre-arranged plans.
Brandon's Mortuary in Malvern, Hot Spring County, was founded in 1978 and has a chapel that holds 150 people. The home lists traditional funerals, graveside ceremonies, cremation options and pre-planning among its services, and has a second location in Hope.
J.A. Funk Funeral Home is a locally owned funeral home at 318 Ash Street in Malvern, Arkansas, operating since 2001 in a building first built as a mortuary in 1952. Staff are on call 24 hours a day and help families arrange funerals in advance.
Tri-City Crematory Funeral Home in Manila arranges direct cremation for families in Northeast Arkansas and comes to families within 75 miles. It is a family-owned, independent crematory and offers prepaid cremation plans.
Tri-City Crematory in Manila is a family-owned, independent crematory that handles each cremation itself and serves families in Northeast Arkansas. It offers direct cremation and prepaid cremation plans and comes to families within 75 miles.
The home is the Roller Funeral Homes location at 621 W. Chestnut St. in Marianna. The operator offers cremation options and prepaid funeral plans through its Assured Peace plan, and states that it remains entirely family-owned.
The home is the Roller Funeral Homes location at 923 US-65 in Marshall. The operator offers cremation options and prepaid funeral plans through its Assured Peace plan, and states that it remains entirely family-owned.
Thompson-Wilson Funeral Home in McCrory, its building in use for over half a century, is one of two Thompson-Wilson homes serving Woodruff and Cross Counties for over a century. It arranges burial and cremation, and staff will meet families at home.
Dillard Funeral Home in Monticello provides funeral and cremation services for Monticello and Drew County and offers pre-need consultations. It is one of three locations of a family owned and operated firm founded in Eudora in 1973, with the others in Dermott and Eudora.
This funeral home in Monticello, Drew County, is a locally family owned business offering traditional funerals, cremations, monuments and pre-need plans. It takes over prepaid funeral contracts held at other funeral homes and completes the transfer forms.
Stephenson-Dearman Funeral Home in Monticello, established in 1928, serves Drew County and Southeast Arkansas with funeral, cremation and pre-planning services. Its staff help with military funeral arrangements and procure an American flag for every eligible veteran.
Rosewood Cremation & Funeral's Morrilton location, at 1715 E Harding St, arranges burials, with ground burial and mausoleum options, and cremation with interment or scattering. Families get a two-hour gathering at the home's facilities after the cremation or burial service, and pre-planning is arranged through a form on the site.
Kirby and Family serves the Mountain Home area from its Hospital Drive facility; the company was established in 1976. It arranges traditional burials, cremation in its own on-site crematory, green burial approved by the Green Burial Council, and pre-planning.
Roller Funeral Home at 25 Co. Rd. 27 in Mountain Home is a location of Roller Funeral Homes, which states it remains entirely family-owned. The group states it offers cremation options, prearranged and prepaid funerals, and guidance for veterans and their families.
Roller-Crouch Funeral Home at 404 S. Peabody Ave. in Mountain View is a location of Roller Funeral Homes, which states it remains entirely family-owned. The group states it offers cremation options, prearranged and prepaid funerals, and guidance for veterans and their families.
The home is the Roller Funeral Homes location at 1701 W. Main St. in Mountain View. The operator offers cremation options and prepaid funeral plans through its Assured Peace plan, and states that it remains entirely family-owned.
