Company Description

White Funeral Home & Crematory is a renowned funeral service provider with a strong presence in Shell Knob and Cassville, Missouri. Established in 1991, our business has been offering compassionate and caring support to individuals and families during the difficult time of losing their loved ones.

At White Funeral Home & Crematory, we understand the pain and grief that accompany the loss of a loved one, and we strive to provide a comforting environment where families can find solace and support. With our years of experience and commitment to service, we have become a trusted name in the community for funeral arrangements and cremation services.

What sets us apart is that we own and operate our very own crematory, ensuring that your loved one is treated with the utmost care and respect throughout the entire cremation process. We take pride in maintaining the highest standards of professionalism and dignity during this sensitive time.

Our team of dedicated professionals, led by Kathy White and Mary Birchfield, is here to guide you through every step of the funeral planning process. We offer a range of services tailored to meet the unique needs and preferences of each family, including traditional funeral services, memorial services, cremation, and pre-planning options.

We understand that each person is unique and deserves a personalized farewell that honors their life and legacy. As such, our compassionate staff works closely with families to create meaningful and personalized tributes that reflect the individuality and cherished memories of the departed.

To learn more about our services or to start planning your loved one’s funeral, please visit our website at www.whitefuneralhome.org. You can also reach us at our Shell Knob location at 417-858-8400 or our Cassville location at 417-847-8400. White Funeral Home & Crematory – providing a caring presence when you lose someone you love since 1991.

Products & Services

Cremation ,   Memorial Services ,   Pre-planning options ,   Funeral Services