31 funeral homes and crematories offering veterans services 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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31 funeral homes and crematories offering veterans services in Louisiana
Bastrop funeral home operating since 1924, with the Downing Pines Cremation Facility, a flower and gift shop and a monument company under the same roof. Its building has a private family parlor and chapel seating area and big-screen video viewing, and it serves towns across Northeast Louisiana from Mer Rouge and Oak Ridge to Monroe, Farmerville and Bernice.
Family-owned Baton Rouge funeral home that offers a horse-drawn hearse procession, a motorcycle hearse and dove releases, and arranges catering for the repast. It serves families in Addis, Baker, Denham Springs, Old Jefferson, Plaquemine, Prairieville and Zachary.
Family-owned Baton Rouge funeral home established in 2005, the Davis family having opened its first mortuary in Port Allen in 1954. It is one of three Hall Davis & Sons locations, with Plaquemine and Port Allen.
Downtown Baton Rouge funeral home, the first in the city built solely for funeral services, with chapels seating 350 and 250. Its private crematory next door has a viewing suite where families may witness the cremation, and its reception spaces host catered gatherings.
East Baton Rouge funeral home opened in 1978, with a stained-glass chapel seating 450 and three parlors for smaller memorials, visitations and receptions. Delivers urns in person or by mail, and the Rabenhorst private crematory beside the downtown funeral home has a viewing suite for witnessed cremations.
Baton Rouge arrangement office of Church Funeral Services & Crematory, opened in 2011 two years after the St. Amant funeral home, whose founders built their own crematory. Services can be streamed live for those unable to attend, and arrangements can be made at an office, at home or online.
Covington funeral home opened in May 2002 that runs its own Bagnell Crematory, the Northshore's first and largest. Serves families in Covington, Mandeville and Madisonville.
Covington funeral home with its own on-site crematory, opened on the Northshore after Hurricane Katrina moved many St. Bernard and Orleans Parish families there. Prearrangements can be completed entirely online, and it serves towns across St. Tammany Parish, from Abita Springs and Folsom to Madisonville and Mandeville.
DeRidder funeral home that has served Beauregard Parish since 1973 and owns and operates its own crematory. Its chapel is lit by stained-glass windows, and it serves Allen, Beauregard, Calcasieu and Vernon parishes.
Eunice funeral home opened in 1988, the oldest in town still under its original ownership, with three generations of the founding family as licensed funeral directors. Has its own chapel, streams services online, and accepts insurance and burial policies at face value.
Farmerville funeral home where Kilpatrick Funeral Homes began in 1927, one of its four locations in Northeast Louisiana. Has an intimate chapel, a spacious visitation room and a community room for light refreshments.
Hornbeck north facility of Jeane's Funeral Service, the Leesville funeral home opened in 2013, open weekdays and serving families in Vernon and Sabine parishes. The firm has a licensed pre-need counselor on staff.
Iowa funeral home opened in 2010 as Johnson & Brown Funeral Home, now one of four Johnson Funeral Home locations in Southwest Louisiana, with a spacious chapel and ample parking. Cremations take place at the operator's own crematory in Lake Charles.
Jennings funeral home founded in 1935 and set in a former stately mansion, with several chapels on the property for services large or small. Owns and operates its own crematory and has a second location in Lake Arthur.
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.
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 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.
Moss Bluff funeral home built in 2018, one of four Johnson Funeral Home locations in Southwest Louisiana, with a vaulted-ceiling chapel near Magnolia Cemetery, Sacred Heart Cemetery & Mausoleum and Combre Memorial Park. Cremations take place at the operator's own Lake Charles Crematory.
