Funeral and cremation

Ellers Mortuary

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765-457-6644

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725 S. Main Street
Kokomo, IN 46901

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Ellers Mortuary in Indiana has been serving Kokomo families with their funeral and cremation needs for nearly a century. Throughout the years, community families have trusted us to provide exactly what they need and honor their loved ones with services that uniquely reflect their lives.

Amenities

Chapel
Event Space
Multicultural Funerals

Our Kokomo funeral home

Located in Kokomo’s historic area, our Main Street funeral home chapel is located close to some of the most historic cemeteries in town. As Ellers' oldest chapel, it has provided a place of comfort for generations of Kokomo families. Whether you choose our Main Street chapel or our Webster Street funeral home, our commitment to you remains our No. 1 priority.

Personalized services

At Ellers Mortuary, we believe each life should be celebrated as vibrant as it was lived. All of our funeral and cremation services can be personalized, from the colors of the ceremony to a dove release. You may also add photo boards, a memorial website, memorial tables and a tribute video, all helping you create healing memories. Our families also find beautiful urns, flowers and gifts are the norm. Even your funeral messaging can be personalized by our custom printing options.

A trusted mortuary

For nearly a century, our Kokomo area families have placed their trust and confidence in us when it comes to honoring our community. Our expert funeral home team will help you every step of the way, from pricing to ideas that will make your celebration of life special.

Please contact us and learn more about our funeral and cremation services, and allow us to serve you as we have served so many other families.

History

Front exterior at Ellers Mortuary Ellers Mortuary in Kokomo, Indiana, was founded in 1924 by Howard W. Ellers. When Ellers died in 1952, his sons took over the family-owned funeral home, which was managed by Howard Eller's daughter-in-law, Mimi. After her passing in 1984, longtime employee, Philip D. Weaver, and Richard Myers, along with the support staff, enabled Ellers Mortuary to continue its history of funeral service.

Continued service

In 2016, Ellers Mortuary became a part of the Dignity Memorial® network, allowing us to offer exclusive benefits paired with support from a locally-operated funeral home.