140 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Louisiana, 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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140 funeral homes and crematories offering pre-need arrangements in Louisiana
Jennings funeral home whose owner and mortician has served families in death care for over 18 years. Offers printing of programs along with custom caskets, headstones and vaults, and comes to families who would rather not drive to Jennings to make arrangements.
Kenner cremation office for immediate-need and preplanned cremation, including prepaid plans, serving Lafayette, Metairie, Shreveport and Baton Rouge. It handles the death certificate and cremation permit, and its staff help families with veterans' benefits eligibility.
Lafayette funeral home built in 2000 beside its own cemetery, the only combined funeral home and cemetery in the city. Has a chapel and parlors; the cemetery, open since 1984, holds plots, an air-conditioned granite and marble mausoleum, three garden mausoleums and niches for cremated remains.
Lafayette funeral home, one of six Frioux Funeral Home locations serving Iberia, Vermilion and Lafayette parishes, under its present owners since October 2024. Traces its history to a New Iberia funeral home founded in 1937, and offers burial plots, mausoleum crypts and niches at Beau Pre Memorial Park.
Lafayette funeral home serving families since November 1938, with two chapels that each seat about 200 and open into one room seating about 400. A second location, the CM Butler Chapel in Abbeville, opened in 2011.
Southside Lafayette home of Martin & Castille, a family-owned Acadiana funeral home since 1934 with homes Downtown and in Scott, and the first in Acadiana invited into Selected Independent Funeral Homes. Runs The Mourning After grief program, with one-on-one counseling, home visits and grief seminars each year.
Downtown Lafayette home of Martin & Castille, a family-owned Acadiana funeral home since 1934 with homes on the Southside and in Scott, and the first in Acadiana invited into Selected Independent Funeral Homes. Runs The Mourning After grief program, with one-on-one counseling, home visits and grief seminars each year.
Lafayette funeral home the Syrie family has run for 70 years, with family members working as its funeral directors and embalmers. Has its own chapel for visitations and funeral services.
Lafayette funeral home whose chapel seats over 220 and holds Roman Catholic and non-denominational services, with two visitation rooms and a cafe where staff order and set out catered food for the family. Tracks down missing discharge papers from the National Archives to secure a veteran's military honors.
Lake Arthur funeral home of Miguez Funeral Home, built for more intimate services, with a chapel suited to smaller gatherings. Owns and operates its own crematory and has a sister location in Jennings.
Lake Charles funeral home trading as J. E. Hixson & Sons, serving southwest Louisiana since 1933. It has multiple chapels, among them a large-capacity chapel, with a coffee lounge and flexible event space, and works with affiliate cemeteries in Lake Charles.
Lake Charles funeral home opened in 1976, with a chapel, a family lounge and a light-filled coffee shop. It cremates at its own Lake Charles Crematory, built in 2001, which serves families from five parishes.
Online funeral arrangement platform of Johnson Funeral Home, begun in 2019, where families choose a cremation or burial package and complete the forms online before a short meeting to sign. Its Lake Charles location, open by appointment, seats up to 50 for intimate services, and cremations take place at Johnson's own crematory in Lake Charles.
Lake Providence location of Cox Funeral Homes, one of its four locations with Bastrop, Oak Grove and Delhi. Pre-arrangements can be started through an online form, and the funeral homes have their own flower shop.
LaPlace funeral home, family owned and operated since it began in 1914, serving Reserve and Garyville as well. A fourth-generation funeral director is on its staff.
Leesville funeral home that holds individual and group grief counseling sessions for families after a death; its funeral director is a certified grief counselor. It serves families across Louisiana.
Leesville funeral home opened in 2013, with a north facility in Hornbeck and a licensed pre-need counselor on staff. It serves families in Vernon and Sabine parishes and has burial packages for veterans laid to rest at cemeteries such as the Central Louisiana Veterans Cemetery.
Livingston location of Seale Funeral Service, founded in 1957 and serving Livingston Parish from here and Denham Springs. The firm has its own crematory, a monument company and Evergreen Memorial Park, a perpetual care cemetery in Denham Springs with mausoleum crypts and cremation niches.
Livonia location of Niland's Funeral Service, a Pointe Coupee funeral home since 1937 run by the founding family's third generation, with its other location in New Roads.
Lockport funeral home of Falgout Funeral Homes, built in 1972 by the firm that began in Raceland in 1912. Mothe Funeral Homes has owned the firm and its Raceland, Cut Off and Houma locations since 1997.
