Below you fill find all funeral homes and cemeteries in or near Forest.
Zip codes in the city: 46039.
Clinton County funeral flowers can be purchased from one of the local funeral shops we partner with.
Sunset Memory Garden Cemetery, situated on 64 acres, has provided cemetery services since 1951. Our meticulously maintained grounds are adorned with stately trees, flowering bushes, statues, topiaries and two water fountains. Along with our...
The Genda Funeral Home is located on the north end of Main St. and was started in the 1940’s by L.E. Moore as a branch funeral home from his Rossville location. When L.E. Moore finished his funeral service career to the Clinton County families,...
Mr. Young decided to go into business for himself and in 1852 he rented a log cabin. He became the first undertaker in Tipton and made all of his own coffins. When a family had a death, they would measure the deceased and bring Mr. Young the...
This location was originally started by the Billman family in 1889. It has had numerous owners and various names. Caldwell Monument Company are the current owners with this being their Logansport Branch Office. Caldwell Monument Company have...
Decades ago, funeral and memorial services were usually held in the home of the person who had died. However, in 1950, when John W. Fisher and his wife Mary bought a large, old home on West Market Street in Logansport, they remodeled it into one...
Forest is an unincorporated community in Forest Township, Clinton County, Indiana.
It was reported by Skagit Valley Herald on April 19th, 2014 that Annetta Miller (Evans) died in Anacortes, Washington. Ms. Miller was 90 years old and was born in Forest, IN. Send flowers to share your condolences and honor Annetta's life.
It was noted by Middletown Journal on October 18th, 2011 that Vivian Joy Stormer died in Lebanon, Ohio. Stormer was 99 years old and was born in Forest, IN. Send flowers to share your condolences and honor Vivian Joy's life.
Sims as the first postmaster. The town gained a post office in 1877 with C. As of circa 1913, the town had "about four hundred" inhabitants and considerable activity, including a bank (Citizens), three churches (Baptist, Methodist and Christian Holiness Partnership Holiness), and a number of lodges and fraternal organizations, including the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Fellows (172 men) and International Association of Rebekah Assemblies (58 women), Knights of Pythias (77 members), Masons (70), Improved Order of Red Men (48) and Modern Woodmen of America (26). . R. Louis and Western Railroad Leaf Railroad).
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