US Funerals Online lists nearly 350 funeral homes and cremation providers in Kansas, from Wichita and Overland Park to Kansas City, Olathe, Topeka and Lawrence. Choose your town below to see the providers near you. Funeral homes and funeral directors are licensed by the Kansas State Board of Mortuary Arts.
A direct cremation in Kansas costs about $2,525 on average, but all-inclusive packages start from $845 in Kansas City, Olathe and Topeka. That is a difference of more than $1,500 for the same service, so comparing providers really pays here. See Cremation Costs in Kansas for prices by city.
Kansas does not require families to use a funeral director. The county coroner must issue a permit before the body can be moved to a crematory and cremated. Kansas has no state funeral assistance program, so families who cannot pay should ask their county what help is available. Our Kansas Funeral Guide walks you through each step.
Reviewed by Sara Marsden-Ille, Co-founder and Editor, US Funerals Online
