Little & Sons Funeral Home

01/08/2026

12/18/2025

Little & Sons Funeral Home is honored to serve the family of Aubree Jean Prather. Below is the link to share memories & condolences.

Celebrate the life of Aubree Prather, leave a kind word or memory and get funeral service information care of Little & Sons Funeral Home.

11/09/2025

The holidays are never the same after losing a loved one. Please join us as we light a candle and reflect on their memory. Please call to reserve you & your families seat at 317-786-1476.

10/20/2025

Cold winds, warm hearts! 💨🎃 Huge thanks to everyone who came out and made our Trunk or Treat a spooky success! Can’t wait to see ya again next year!!

09/23/2025

Ghosts, Goblins and Little Monsters too..
We're having a Trunk or Treat just for you!

Come on out for year 2 of Trick or Treating out of Trunks!! Just give us a call to reserve a parking spot if you would like to decorate and pass out candy! Sunday, October 19, 2025!

09/21/2025

visit our Beech Grove location’s Garage Sale today!

09/08/2025

Who doesn't love a good community yard sale?!?!

One person's clutter is another's treasure! Come on out - whether you're buyin or sellin!

07/11/2025

If you’ve ever attended a military funeral, perhaps you noticed that the honor guards pay meticulous attention to folding the U.S. flag that once draped the casket. Guards make crisp, precise folds a total of 13 times to complete the ceremony. Much like every other aspect of our nation’s greatest symbol, each of the 13 folds holds a special significance. https://bit.ly/3KEnx49

06/17/2025

We help create remembrances that reflect the unique values, character and traditions of the families we serve. That is our passion, that is our purpose, that is our promise. When you’re ready to start planning your life celebration, message me for more details.

05/23/2025

The Sedlec Ossuary is a Roman Catholic chapel, located beneath the Cemetery Church of All Saints in the Czech Republic. This ossuary contains the bones of between 40,000 and 70,000 individuals -- some of them have been used to make a coat of arms, while others are artfully arranged into a chandelier constructed from (at least) one of every bone in the human body.

04/25/2025

The first evidence of cremation dates back to the Stone Age, around 3000 BC. Today’s modern cremation, is attributed to physician, Sir Thomas Browne, in 1658.