Evergreen Funeral Home & Evergreen Cemetery

Evergreen Funeral Home & Evergreen Cemetery The staff of Evergreen Funeral Home and Cemetery, a Dignity Memorial provider in Louisville, Kentucky

Founded in 1912, Evergreen Cemetery has been providing services to Louisville, Kentucky, since its first interment in 1914. For almost a century, our commitment has remained unchanged and yet, our cemetery has always responded to the changing needs of the community. Evergreen Funeral Home and Cemetery have been working together since 1992 as Kentucky’s first funeral home and cemetery combination l

ocation to serve families with the utmost dignity. We are proud to be a member of the Dignity Memorial� Network of more than 1,800 funeral, cremation and cemetery services providers. When you choose a Dignity Memorial provider, you not only receive the compassionate care you expect from a locally operated establishment, but also the value you deserve from the largest and most trusted network of funeral, cremation and memorialization services. Dignity Memorial providers offer exclusive benefits, including National Transferability of Prearranged Services, the Bereavement Travel Program, the 24-Hour Compassion Helpline� and access to an acclaimed grief management library. All of our services are designed to help our families through one of the most personal and challenging stages of life. We understand losing a loved one is an emotional and difficult experience, and we are committed to helping families with compassionate, professional and personal service.

11/27/2023

Learning how to grieve healthfully and to mourn so that you can learn to adapt to life in the absence of your loved one, is no simple task. It often requires more work, takes more time and is more impacting than most people anticipate. These 12 insights will help you better appreciate the true realities of your own particular bereavement, respond more effectively to what you encounter in it and have more appropriate expectations of yourself along the way.

Just when you thought you had dealt with your grief, it comes roaring back. These 12 insights will help you understand your own grief journey and why it impacts so much more than you may have expected.

When it comes to planning your loved one’s funeral service, we cater to your every need—right down to the catering. It’s...
11/26/2023

When it comes to planning your loved one’s funeral service, we cater to your every need—right down to the catering. It’s just one more way we offer service beyond expectation. https://bit.ly/3MccaBj

11/25/2023
In Houston, Texas, you can visit the National Museum of Funeral History. Established in 1992, it was created as an insti...
11/24/2023

In Houston, Texas, you can visit the National Museum of Funeral History. Established in 1992, it was created as an institution to educate the public and preserve the heritage of death care. With exhibits including History of Cremation, History of Embalming, Presidential Funerals, Coffins and Caskets of the Past, Celebrating Lives and Deaths of Popes, Dia de los Mu***os and more, you can learn about how death care has impacted history. https://bit.ly/3mTOkjb

Wishing you a happy Thanksgiving.
11/23/2023

Wishing you a happy Thanksgiving.

Pfc. Glenn Allen Harris died in 1942 while imprisoned at a Japanese POW camp in the Philippines. Thanks to advances in D...
11/22/2023

Pfc. Glenn Allen Harris died in 1942 while imprisoned at a Japanese POW camp in the Philippines. Thanks to advances in DNA, he has finally been identified and was given a funeral with full military honors by Keuhl-Nicolay Funeral Home in Paso Robles. Pfc. Harris’s unit was attacked hours after Pearl Harbor. He and many others were captured and subjected to the "Bataan Death March" — a forcible transfer of POWs in which thousands of Filipino and hundreds of American soldiers died, respectively.

The remains of a Central Coast airman who was captured by the Japanese in World War II and eventually died while imprisoned have been laid to rest.

Join us in our partnership with the National Alliance for Children's Grief as we unite for the   Campaign in recognition...
11/21/2023

Join us in our partnership with the National Alliance for Children's Grief as we unite for the Campaign in recognition of Children's Grief Awareness Month. We know that many of the traditional expressions of sympathy can be unhelpful or even hurtful to grievers. Join us as we inform, encourage, and support individuals in this journey by flipping the script on common grief scripts.

Join us for our Holiday Open House and Candlelight Memorial Service on December 12, 2023. 🕯️ Doors open at 5:00pm for re...
11/20/2023

Join us for our Holiday Open House and Candlelight Memorial Service on December 12, 2023. 🕯️ Doors open at 5:00pm for refreshments, and the heartfelt service begins at 6:30pm.

Let's come together to honor and remember.

RSVP by 12/11/2023.

Whether this is your 1st, 2nd, 6th or even 10th holiday without your loved one, there are ways to manage your grief whil...
11/20/2023

Whether this is your 1st, 2nd, 6th or even 10th holiday without your loved one, there are ways to manage your grief while still celebrating the season. Here are 5 tips for managing grief during the holidays:

You can still enjoy the holidays after losing a loved one. Discover how to remember a loved one while still celebrating the holidays on Dignity Memorial now.

Giving friends and family members a memento or keepsake after a funeral service is a thoughtful thing to do. Many people...
11/19/2023

Giving friends and family members a memento or keepsake after a funeral service is a thoughtful thing to do. Many people will appreciate—and cherish—a little something to remember a loved one by. They give a nod to a person’s hobby, passion, defining quality or special skill. Here are a few ideas:

Funeral favors are small mementos for friends and family to take with them after a service to remember a loved one. Read through our ideas for funeral keepsakes.

On this International Survivor of Su***de Loss Day, we hope you find hope and healing. If you are supporting a child tha...
11/18/2023

On this International Survivor of Su***de Loss Day, we hope you find hope and healing. If you are supporting a child that lost someone to su***de, the National Alliance for Children’s Grief has created a toolkit to help children of all ages navigate this unique loss. Download this free resource today.

The gravestone of John Renie, a house painter who died in 1832 at the age of 33, comprises a rectangular carved 285-lett...
11/17/2023

The gravestone of John Renie, a house painter who died in 1832 at the age of 33, comprises a rectangular carved 285-letter acrostic puzzle. From the larger H on the center square, the sentence "Here lies John Renie" may be read in any direction—in 46,000 different ways. It is likely that he carved it himself and it is said his intention was to confuse the Devil, ensuring his passage into Heaven.

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4623 Preston Highway
Louisville, KY
40213

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A Convenient Louisville Funeral Home

Evergreen Funeral Home sits on the grounds of the historic Evergreen Cemetery. Centrally located right in the middle of Louisville, on Preston Highway, at the intersection of interstates 65 and 264, Evergreen Funeral Home is no more than a 20-minute drive from any part of the city. We are only 2 miles from Louisville International Airport, so friends and family who fly in can easily navigate to us (or we will happily send a car to get them).

Modern and bright, the funeral home has 2 chapels and 2 lounges. The permanent chapel has bench seating for 250 people and a stained glass triptych depicting a verdant forest scene at the front of the room. A smaller chapel suits more intimate services. A 2017 remodel gave us a large community lounge that holds up to 60 guests. It is available for fellowship during a visitation or before or after a memorial—anything from a catered meal to a televised ballgame. (We’ll bring in favorite snacks, a full-service dinner or something in between.) There’s even a section for kids to watch movies.

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