Homedale funeral home established in 1963, the only funeral home in its county, with an on-site crematory where witness cremation is available. Has a chapel and rooms for identification and private viewings.
44 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Idaho, 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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44 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Idaho
Homedale funeral home established in 1963, the only funeral home in its county, with an on-site crematory where witness cremation is available. Has a chapel and rooms for identification and private viewings.
Idaho Falls funeral home with its own crematory, serving Idaho Falls, Ammon, Iona, Ucon and Bonneville County since 1938. Its building opened in 1989 and has a chapel, a viewing room and an arrangement conference room.
Idaho Falls funeral home, family owned and operated since 1911, when it began as the Dinwoody Funeral Home. Runs its own crematory and a second location in Ammon, opened in 2002, and has a staff member answering the phone at all times.
Lewiston funeral home founded in 1924 in a Victorian house and rebuilt on its present site after a 1950 fire destroyed the original. Its offices are open on weekdays, with Saturday and Sunday by appointment only.
Lewiston funeral home and crematory dating to 1898, run by the partnership that also bought Malcom's Brower-Wann Funeral Home in 2012. Keeps an in-house floral shop, designs and prints memorial folders, and shows life slideshows on its own video projection and sound system.
Crematory at the Lewiston premises of Vassar-Rawls Funeral Home & Crematory, a funeral business in the Lewis-Clark Valley since 1898.
Meridian funeral home established in 1986, working from a Tudor-style house built in 1938 as a private residence. Has a chapel and rooms for identification and private viewings; cremations are carried out at its network's own facilities in the Boise area.
Crematory of the Summers Funeral Home in Meridian, built with the home in 2001; witness cremation is available, and the home has a chapel, a reception and event space and rooms for private viewings.
Meridian funeral home with its own crematory, a chapel, a reception and event space and rooms for private viewings; witness cremation is available. Built in 2001, it is the one Summers Funeral Home still open of a firm that began in Boise in 1911.
Mountain Home funeral home with an on-site crematory where witness cremations can be held, a chapel and rooms for identification and private viewings. The only funeral home in Elmore County, established in 1991 as Summers Funeral Homes – McMurtrey Chapel; it displays an 1897 horse-drawn funeral carriage.
Mountain Home funeral home with an on-site crematory where witness cremations can be held, a chapel and rooms for identification and private viewings. The only funeral home in Elmore County, established in 1991 as Summers Funeral Homes – McMurtrey Chapel; it displays an 1897 horse-drawn funeral carriage.
Nampa funeral chapel caring for families for over a century, with a chaplain and a Spanish-speaking advance-planning manager on its staff.
Payette funeral chapel, one of two Haren-Wood chapels, with its own crematory in Ontario, Oregon and the Rosedale Memorial Gardens cemetery in Payette. Began as the Chapel of the Roses and has served Malheur, Payette, Washington and Adams counties since 1965. Its Tribute Courtyard holds a fountain and a granite Tribute Rock carrying the names of those remembered.
Payette funeral home established in 1915 as the Shaffer Memory Chapel, with a chapel and rooms for identification and private viewings. Cremations are carried out at its network's own facilities in the Boise area.
Pocatello funeral home founded in 1953, with a remodeled chapel that seats 115, or up to 175 with its auxiliary rooms. Speakers carry the music and the microphone to every room of the building.
Post Falls chapel of a family-owned firm dating to 1941, built in 1973 as the first funeral home in Post Falls and remodeled in 2012. Has a reception center and streams services online; cremation takes place at the firm's Coeur d'Alene home, and the firm offers water cremation (aquamation).
Preston funeral home that opened in December 2018 as Franklin County Funeral Home, in renovated downtown buildings almost a century old. Has a large chapel, viewing areas and a kitchen where families can hold luncheons with catering, and is licensed to serve all of Utah and Idaho.
Preston funeral home established in 1925, in a building completed in 2010 with a chapel that seats up to 300, multiple viewing rooms, a private family room and a children's play area. Serves Cache Valley from Preston, Weston and Clifton to Richmond and Lewiston, Utah, and helps families choose monuments.
Sandpoint funeral home established in 2003, with a chapel under a cathedral-style ceiling, a private visitation room and a kitchen with a reception area. Serves every cemetery, including Pinecrest Memorial Park and the Lakeview Cemetery on Lake Pend Oreille.
Shoshone chapel of a Gooding family funeral business that also has a chapel in Wendell and a crematory of its own, installed in 2000 as the first built north of the Snake River in the Magic Valley. Serves Gooding, Camas and Lincoln counties; pre-need plans are set up at the chapel or at the family's home.