Fort Wayne funeral home of D.O. McComb & Sons serving Fort Wayne, Leo, Grabill and Huntertown since 1995, with several large chapels for larger visitations, funerals and religious services.
172 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Indiana, 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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172 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Indiana
Fort Wayne funeral home of D.O. McComb & Sons serving Fort Wayne, Leo, Grabill and Huntertown since 1995, with several large chapels for larger visitations, funerals and religious services.
Fort Wayne Catholic funeral home owned and operated by the Fort Wayne-South Bend Diocese as a nonprofit ministry of the Church.
Family owned Fort Wayne funeral home founded in 1954, in a circa 1900 Queen Anne building with a turret. It offers a horse drawn hearse, ship-in and ship-out services and an in house notary public.
Fort Wayne funeral home built in 2012 on the grounds of Greenlawn Memorial Park, a cemetery for Allen County families since 1927 with in-ground burial, community and private mausoleums, private family estates and cremation niches.
Locally owned and operated Fort Wayne funeral home with Catholic plans that include a funeral Mass at the family's parish and a Firefighters Funeral Program developed with the Fort Wayne Professional Firefighters. Its arrangement office is open by appointment only.
Francesville chapel of Frain Mortuary, one of three locations with Winamac and Medaryville. The firm runs its own crematory north of Winamac and also offers monuments.
Frankfort funeral and cremation center in an 1880s Victorian home, with the only crematory in the county, so a loved one chosen for cremation never leaves its care. It traces its start to the Eller Funeral Home, opened in 1961.
Franklin funeral home established in 1913 and in its third generation of family ownership, with two large chapels for visitation and services. It offers prearranged, prepaid funerals and coordinates worldwide shipping and out-of-town arrangements.
Gary funeral home in its third generation, serving Northwest Indiana for over 80 years without regard to race or religion. Its handicapped-accessible facility has an East Chapel and a Chapel A/B that can be divided into two viewing chapels.
Gary funeral home owned by Calumet Park Cemetery of Merrillville, one of its three funeral homes. Files VA funeral-benefit applications for veterans, accepts pre-need contracts transferred from other funeral homes, and coordinates with a local funeral director when a death occurs out of state.
Gary funeral home opened in 2002 alongside related cemeteries, a vault company and a florist, so all the arrangements can be prepared on location. Offers a pre-need trust with pre-need counselors.
Greenwood memory gardens and funeral home that has welcomed families since 1956 and serves Johnson County families.
Indiana Funeral Care South is the firm's Greenwood location, opened in 2011, with on-site visitations, funeral services and arrangement meetings. The firm, founded in 2001, helps families secure benefits with organizations such as the American Legion Department of Indiana.
Greenwood chapel of Wilson St. Pierre serving Johnson County, with a history that began with a Greenwood funeral home founded in 1897. Cremations take place in the firm's own on-site crematory, and it can arrange burial in a national cemetery.
Dover funeral home in Dearborn County, family owned and operated since the 1800s; its present building dates to 1962. It offers preneed planning.
Hebron funeral home of Geisen Funeral Homes, a family that has served Northwest Indiana since 1867 and bought this home in 2004. The firm runs its own crematory in Crown Point, and its Preplanning Advisor meets families planning ahead.
Independent, family-owned Highland funeral home with a crematory on premises and a viewing room beside it for families who wish to be present at the start of a cremation. It arranges veteran honors and benefits, and advance arrangements made elsewhere may be transferred to it.
Hobart funeral chapel and crematory, one of three funeral homes owned by Calumet Park Cemetery of Merrillville, founded in 1928. Its staff file VA funeral-benefit applications, accept pre-need contracts from other funeral homes, and coordinate with a local funeral director when a death occurs out of state.
Huntertown Catholic funeral home owned and operated by the Fort Wayne-South Bend Diocese as a nonprofit ministry of the Church.
East-side Indianapolis mortuary with its own crematory run by certified staff, so every cremation is handled in-house. Services can be held at a church, the mortuary or the family's home, and preneed contracts can be arranged.