Funeral Alternatives near Molson MB (59 Result(s))

Entrust your funeral arrangements to Coutu E J & Co Funeral Directors, Winnipeg's family-run funeral home for four generations. We offer a wide range of caskets and services, including grief support, to ensure peace of mind for your family.

Cropo Funeral Chapel was founded in 1957 by Sir Thomas B. Cropo who was the driving force of the chapel until his passing in 1998.Through the hard work and dedication of the Cropo family, Cropo Funeral Chapel has become a trusted provider in funeral service for Manitoba. Since its inception, the chapel has operated at 1442 Main Street in Winnipeg and in 2019 Cropo Funeral Chapel opened our second location at 1800 Day Street in Winnipeg. If you have any questions or would like to set up an appointment with a caring professional, please call 204-586-8044.

Desjardins Funeral Home offers comfortable and spacious visitation rooms. Our bilingual staff have been serving the community since 1906. There is a chapel on-site at Desjardins which seats up to 220 guests. Our large reception room includes kitchen facilities, and we provide in-house catering. The lounge is an ideal option for more private, intimate gatherings. Desjardins is a wheelchair accessible location, and we provide 23 parking spots. The funeral home is modern and equipped with a state-of-the-art audiovisual system to ensure that no matter the size of the gathering, every guest can participate in speeches and take comfort in photos. The caring and compassionate staff at Desjardins are active in the community, and we raise money for local charities every year. We are a proud part of the Arbor Memorial family, a Canadian company with a long-standing tradition of exceptional service.

Now With 3 Winnipeg Locations to Serve You! Bardal Funeral Home was founded January 1, 1894 by owner Arinbjorn S. Bardal, age 28, and his brother Paul. The home was originally located two blocks north at the N.W. corner of Ross and Nina (renamed Sherbrook Street), and services included undertakers and cabs for hire. In the fall of 1906, construction began on a three-story specially designed funeral home. The new design included areas for funeral operations on the main floor and in the basement, with some work areas on the second and third floors. Living space for family included four apartments on the upper two floors. The home was equipped with skylights and gaslights as electricity had yet to reach the "outskirts". Bardal continues to provide funeral service to Winnipeg families from the modernized building on Sherbrook Street.