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Livingston Funeral Home
Since 1870, we've been providing dignified funeral service to families in Kingman County and the surrounding communities. We've made it our mission to treat our grieving families as if they were our own family members. Our mission is to serve the people of the Kingman area with respect and dignity and to provide quality funeral service at the lowest cost possible.

Our facilities offer quality service in a friendly, homelike atmosphere. Choosing a funeral home that is family owned, and has been building the trust of families for more than 100 years assures you of the best quality and service available. We feel that we can meet your needs in funeral care. Please feel free to contact us about any questions you might have.
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Reviews (6)
Mark Hawkins
Mark Hawkins
May 18, 2021
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Tim and his staff have handled my grandfather, grandmother, father, mother, aunt, mother and father inlaws funerals. All handled with class, empathy and kindness. Very professional.
Kelly Hartley
Kelly Hartley
Jul 27, 2020
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Took all the worry off my back Tim and his staff was outstanding could not have prayed or asked for a better service than they gave my husband Thankyou 👍❤️
Cinda Geesling
Cinda Geesling
Jul 11, 2019
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Our Mother recently passed away, and we could not have been more satisfied with the care we received at Livingston Funeral Home. Tim, David and Ross were so helpful. Their care and concern for our family was so appreciated, and will not be forgotten.
Tara Miller
Tara Miller
Sep 22, 2018
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So thankful for Tim and his staff. We wouldn't have wanted anyone else taking care of our mom. Your kindness and compassion made this emotional time easier on us and we are very grateful!
Brian Kendall
Brian Kendall
Jul 11, 2018
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Tim and his team took the best care of my mom Susan. We all thank you for the beautiful service and care she received. Thank you Tim!
Addison Gardner
Addison Gardner
Jul 09, 2018
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If possible, I would not have given this organization any stars. The staff member that was assigned to help my family with my grandmother’s funeral was condescending and spoke down to us. They often were short and made snide off-hand remarks to us. In a time that was already difficult, they made the situation all the more stressful and upsetting. They did not word the obituary the way that was asked of them and would not make changes when they were asked to.