We collect the current prices from every local provider so you don't have to spend a difficult afternoon making phone calls. Real prices, from real Evansville funeral homes, kept current.
Most families we serve also want the chance to see their loved one before the cremation. Every price below includes that step. We only list providers who offer it at a local funeral home.
Reputation matters too. We only included companies with a Google rating of at least 4.0, so you're comparing options you can trust, not just numbers on a page.
Need the absolute lowest option? The Indiana University School of Medicine offers a free body donation program that may be able to help — ask us and we'll point you in the right direction.
If you call any funeral home in Evansville, here are six things worth asking about.
Where will your loved one be kept before the cremation? Can you visit the facility yourself?
Can family members view the deceased one last time before the cremation? Is there an added cost, and where would it happen?
How do they guarantee the ashes you receive are truly your loved one's?
Will they help you navigate Veterans benefits, Medicaid, or life insurance paperwork?
Many families aren't sure what to do with an urn years later. Is there a final resting place option?
If you find a lower price elsewhere, will they match it?
Sunset's staff can go over the price list above in detail, including what's included and what isn't.
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Every cremation service includes a free transferable certificate for the burial of your loved one's remains in Sunset's Community Garden.
If you prefer a different final resting place, you can give this certificate to someone else.
The Community Garden at Sunset
Play the video below to learn more about Sunset's cremation options.
Amy has been assisting families with memorials and services at Sunset since 2010, inspired to compassionately assist families in the Evansville area. Amy’s promise is for every family to be able to tell their life story meaningfully, assisting them as they honor the loss of a loved one. She leads the way with her staff to create a significant experience for everyone she serves.
Amy grew up in Wadesville, Ind., and graduated from North Posey High School. She continued her education at the University of Southern Indiana and later received her insurance license.
She is married to Curtis Walton and has two children. Amy stays busy with school activities and enjoys spending time with her family and friends and being outdoors.

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Sunset Funeral Home, Cremation Center & Cemetery
1800 Saint George Rd | Evansville, IN 47711
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