The service
Viewing or not, a chapel or church service, music, readings and who speaks. Written down once, so no one has to guess.
Inglewood · South Los Angeles · English & Spanish
Plan the funeral side ahead, with a counselor at your kitchen table: the service and the casket or urn. A small life insurance policy from Homesteaders Life funds the plan, and the arrangements are made at Inglewood Cemetery Mortuary, on the grounds of Inglewood Park Cemetery. Your family gets a written plan and a paid path instead of guesses.
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Viewing or not, a chapel or church service, music, readings and who speaks. Written down once, so no one has to guess.
Look at the styles calmly, ahead of time, and choose in person with a counselor.
Most people start here. One conversation covers the choices, the paperwork, and how funding works.
You can decide this now, while it is a conversation, or your family can decide it later, on the worst day of their year. Most people wait. The ones who don't leave a plan, a paid path, and a lot less arguing.
Founded in 1906 to help families fund funeral and final expenses, and a national leader in advance funeral planning and funding. Financial strength rating: AM Best A- (Excellent), effective May 2025. Ratings change; check ambest.com (opens in a new tab) for the latest.
On the grounds of Inglewood Park Cemetery, where Inglewood and South Los Angeles families have come for generations. California funeral establishment license FD 1101. Planning at Inglewood Cemetery Mortuary.
A bilingual counselor who sits down with your family, explains each choice plainly, and stays your contact. About Billy.
Do you have to pay it all now? Can your family change the plan? Is it life insurance or a funeral contract? Read the answers to pre-need questions, use the funeral planning checklist, or see the cities we serve across South Los Angeles. If you just lost someone, start with what to do after a death, and ask for a free memorial page where friends can share memories.