Konantz-Cheney Funeral Home

The Konantz-Cheney Funeral Home was founded by George A. Konantz, who came to the Fort Scott area in 1872. He worked for the Goodlander Lumber Company, and was later made manager of the Uniontown and Bronson Lumberyards. As Manager of the lumberyards, Mr. Konantz was frequently requested to build a wooden coffin or casket.

Here at Konantz-Cheney Funeral Home, we believe that funeral services should be personal, and reflect the life of your loved one. One call is all that is needed, and from that point on, we'll handle everything and insure that the details are addressed in a professional and compassionate manner.

We will help you with everything, from finding lodging for family members to assisting with floral selections in Fort Scott, Devon, Bourbon County, Redfield, and Fulton, KS.Funeral planning: We understand that planning a funeral can be overwhelming, particularly during your time of grief. When you hire Konantz-Cheney Funeral Home, we will take care of every detail, from the flowers to the casket plans.

There are many decisions to be made for a funeral and burial when you're in Fort Scott, Devon, Bourbon County, Redfield, or Fulton, KS. Pre-planning your funeral services and accomodations relieves your loved ones of the burden of having to make spur of the moment decisions at an emotionally troubled time, and Konantz-Cheney Funeral Home is willing to help.

In addition to providing comprehensive funeral services, Konantz-Cheney Funeral Home is proud to offer a wide selection of high quality funeral products for those in Fort Scott, Devon, Bourbon County, Redfield, and Fulton, KS. We know that planning a funeral can be stressful, which is why we aim to provide you with everything you may need, all in one convenient place.