Karlo-Libby Funeral Home & Sunset Hills Memory Gardens

Welcome to our Canton funeral home

Our caring team welcomes your guests as they arrive to honor a loved one in one of our three beautiful chapels. The two largest chapels each seat up to 75 guests and can be combined to accommodate as many as 170, while our most intimate chapel provides seating for 45. All are open to every faith and culture. We also offer a coffee lounge and a children’s playroom to make the day a little easier for families.

Catering services are available through our trusted partners, who can prepare and serve beloved dishes or family recipes—allowing you to focus on time with those who matter most. Our funeral home also features a wide range of technical amenities, including an extensive music library and the option to create a tribute video to play during a service.

Personalized funerals and celebrations of life

Our mission at Karlo-Libby Funeral Home is to help families design personalized services. This approach keeps us open to traditional religious rites and modern celebrations of life. That means that whether you want a basic cremation with ashes scattered in a personally meaningful place, a funeral in our chapel with burial at nearby Sunset Hills Memory Gardens, or a send-off that expresses the passions of your loved one, we're happy to deliver.

Imagine one last cruise-in for the hot rodder who spent every spare moment under the hood, in a themed service complete with engraved keychains as keepsakes. Envision an elegant recital to celebrate a beloved music teacher, featuring performances by generations of students. Whatever your wish, our attentive funeral directors excel in thoughtful touches that make lasting memories.

Our history

Sunset Hills Burial Park was founded in 1956 in the heart of Belden Village. Sunset Hills Memory Gardens followed in 1969. Both fall under the Sunset Hills Memory Gardens name today, accommodating a range of burial options, including traditional ground burial and above-ground entombment. In the early 1990s, the owners saw a need to provide Stark County families with a comfortable place to plan a funeral conveniently near the cemetery. They opened Atkinson-Feucht-Shaidnagle Sunset Hills Chapel across the street.

Karlo & Sons Funeral Home in North Canton and Atkinson-Feucht-Shaidnagle Sunset Hills Chapel merged in 1995. After Karlo & Sons Funeral Home became part of the Dignity Memorial^® network that same year, a decision was made to include the Karlo name at Sunset Hills Chapel and rename it Karlo-Feucht Funeral Home.

In 2004, the North Canton location closed. Both Karlo & Sons Funeral Home and Karlo-Feucht Funeral Home operated out of one location until 2010, when the funeral home on Everhard Road became Karlo-Libby Funeral Home.

Today, Karlo-Libby Funeral Home and Sunset Hills Memory Gardens work together to help Canton families create personalized memorials with attention to detail.