When it comes time to lay a loved one to rest, you want to be certain the funeral home you choose cares enough about you to do all it takes to understand what is important to your family. Some funeral service providers here in Indianapolis, Greenwood, and Pendleton are owned by large corporations far from home. When corporations move in, that personal service and attention to detail is often lost. When you choose a funeral home owned and operated by a family, you can trust that they will know how to treat you. And they will have the flexibility to do what it takes to meet your needs, without being tied up by any sort of corporate red tape.

Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service & Crematory is local and has been owned by the same family for over a century. Family is as important to us as it is to you.

Since we live and work among you, we understand your values and traditions, and know how to weave them into the farewell you would like to plan. Since the Indianapolis area is such a diverse place, we make it a priority to be able to represent all faiths and cultures.

At Wilson St. Pierre, family ownership means personal service. Our family will be a part of your tribute, whether in the service with you or behind the scenes, making sure everything is perfect – from coordinating timing, the many options we make available to you, to the music for the video tribute. We know it’s the little things that matter most.

Family ownership also means providing value. We don’t want you to worry about cost, so we make it possible to plan a service that fulfills your needs while respecting your budget. This is also why so many Indianapolis families come to our team to plan their own funerals. When you make your choices ahead of time, removed from the emotion of the moment, it’s much easier to avoid overspending.

For more information on planning a tribute for your loved one, or preplanning your own arrangements, contact us any time. Remember, when you choose Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service & Crematory, you’re choosing caring, compassionate attention from one neighbor to another.