Funeral Services

Coming together as a community to celebrate a life is a powerful way to find solace in times of grief. At Horan & McConaty, we aim to provide heartfelt, personalized funeral services that create a space for precious goodbyes.


Our Denver funeral services can be customized to your needs, whether you choose a traditional funeral with a burial or a celebration of life before cremation. When you meet with our funeral director, we’ll take some time to get to know your loved one and walk you through your options for creating a fitting farewell.

Honoring Denver’s Diverse Religious Traditions

Every community honors the dead in their own way. It is our honor and privilege to support religious and cultural traditions from any faith as we serve our vibrant community.

Traditional Funeral

A traditional funeral service is a beautiful way for family and friends to say goodbye to a loved one. It can be held at our funeral home, a place of worship, or another location that you choose. It may include a viewing or visitation period so that guests can pay their respects, say goodbye, and offer words of comfort to the family.


Whether the funeral is held at a funeral home, church, or other location, we will handle the transportation and care of your loved one’s body until the time of their burial or cremation. We can also help to coordinate a graveside service when your loved one is buried or entombed.


If you’d prefer your loved one to be cremated, we will handle the necessary transportation, perform the cremation, and arrange for the delivery of your loved one’s ashes. We can also help you plan for the burial or scattering of their cremated remains.

Remembrance Options

Funerals aren’t the only way to memorialize your loved one. Keepsakes such as lockets, charms, rings, and other wearable items imprinted with your loved one’s fingerprint are meaningful ways to keep a part of your loved one close.

Choosing A Funeral Home That’s Right For You

You don’t have to go through this alone. When you choose a funeral home that’s right for you and your family, you aren’t just choosing a place for your family to gather. You’re choosing guidance, expertise, and a partnership that will help you through this difficult time. It’s important to know how to make the right choice.


We understand how hard this can be, and we’re always available to answer any questions you might have. Reach out at 303.745.4418 to talk to one of our caring staff.



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