105 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Colorado, 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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105 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Colorado
Horan & McConaty's South Denver home in Denver was built in the 1950s of native sandstone and houses Shalom Funeral Service, which serves Denver's Jewish population, with a separate Halachic Taharah Facility. Its chapel seats up to 200 guests beside a reception center. Staff assist with funerals, cremation and preplanning.
Horan & McConaty's Central Denver home in Denver was built in 1919 and houses Latina Funerals & Cremations, a bilingual home serving Denver's Spanish-speaking community. Recent renovations added an elevator to all building levels and conference-style offices for family meetings. Staff assist with funerals, cremation and preplanning.
Monarch Society is a Denver mortuary in a Victorian home, locally owned and operated since 1982. It offers burials and cremation and takes calls about pre-planning for yourself or a loved one.
Olinger Hampden Mortuary, Cremation & Cemetery serves Denver from East Hampden Avenue, with the mortuary and a cemetery of more than 28 acres as sister locations. It offers cremation, funeral, memorial and burial options, and the funeral home's spaces open or close off to fit the size of the service. The cemetery was founded in 1959.
Mount Olivet Funeral Home Central Denver, on North Marion Street in Denver, provides funeral and cremation services in the greater Denver metro area. Founded in 1949, it states a long history serving Denver's African-American community and came to the Archdiocese of Denver in February 2019. Its staff arranges veteran burial at Fort Logan National Cemetery.
Mountain Memorial Funeral Home is an independent funeral home in Divide serving the Pikes Peak Region, under its present family's ownership since 2007. It offers funeral and cremation services, transport within the United States and abroad, and veterans' benefit help. It operates Mountain Wilderness Memorial Park, a natural cemetery for cremated remains with green burial options.
Hood Mortuary in Durango, La Plata County, works from a historic 1888 mansion on East 3rd Avenue and traces its founding to 1902. Its staff arranges traditional funerals and cremation and helps people plan ahead, and a licensed funeral professional is available 24 hours a day.
Williams Funeral Home & JWN Crematory in Durango, La Plata County, takes care of funeral and cremation choices, burials and preplanning. The home states it has an onsite crematorium, so wishes are carried out in one place, and that its staff bring over 55 years of experience.
Brown Funeral Home in Eads, Kiowa County, is a locally owned family funeral home established on September 2, 1992. It offers advance funeral planning, funeral services including cremation, and memorial monuments. Its chapel seats 120, with an attached family room that seats 30.
Allnutt Funeral Service – Estes Park, in a log cabin-style building on Graves Road, plans funerals and cremations, with cremations performed at the group's Loveland or Longmont locations. Staff will come to the family's home to make arrangements. The home holds visitations and memorial services of up to 60 people.
Allnutt Funeral Service – Drake Road Chapel in Fort Collins plans funerals and cremations, including planning ahead. Cremations are performed at the group's private crematory in Loveland. The non-denominational chapel seats about 175 and the reception room up to 50.
Vessey Funeral Service - Fort Collins is a funeral home in Fort Collins. It states burial and cremation services, pre-need planning, and human composting through a partner provider, with cremation performed at the Vessey location in Wellington, which has an on-site crematory. Established 2007.
Resthaven Funeral & Cremation opened in 2007 on the grounds of Resthaven Memory Gardens, a 34-acre cemetery on Highway 287, for families in the Fort Collins and Loveland communities. Its 10 gardens take in-ground burials, above-ground interments and cremations, the cemetery offers a green burial option, and the chapel holds about 100 people.
Bohlender Funeral Chapel in Fort Collins, Larimer County, arranges burial and cremation services, pre-planning and veterans benefits applications for Northern Colorado families. Its Old Town funeral home, established in 1924, has a chapel with seating for up to 200 and a crematory on site.
Heer Mortuary & Crematory's Fort Morgan location is in Morgan County, in a home remodeled for funeral services in 1934. The business offers burial and cremation services, online preplanning and transportation of the deceased from anywhere in the world, and states it serves Morgan, Washington and Logan Counties.
Dove-Witt Mortuary in Fountain, founded in 1982, serves the Fountain Valley area near the National Cemetery and the communities of Security-Widefield, Fort Carson and Colorado Springs. It offers funeral, memorial and cremation services and prepaid plans, and manages the details of military honors for veterans. It joined the Dignity Memorial network in 1996.
Greenwood & Myers Mortuary in Frederick states traditional and green burial, water and flame cremation, and human composting, with pre-planning at its Frederick office. Its facility at 502 Walnut Street serves Frederick, Firestone and Dacono, and it states it is independently operated.
Foothills Cremation and Funeral Service meets families by appointment at its Golden office in Jefferson County and is family owned and operated since 1998. It offers cremation and can finalize plans by phone, email or video chat.
Martin Mortuary in Grand Junction has a chapel seating 300 guests with a balcony for 150 more, a reception hall and an on-site crematory. The current building dates from 1940 and the firm from 1917.
Brown's Cremation & Funeral Service in Grand Junction, Mesa County, has offered cremation and funeral services since opening in 2014, and families may witness the cremation if they wish. It also arranges burial, helps with veterans' benefits and military honors, and offers pre-planning.
