Welcome to Miller Funeral Home, Sioux Falls, South
Dakota. We invite you to browse our web
site. On the site, you may search for
current and past obituaries and also find information on advance funeral
planning. Various links will connect you
to the Social Security Administration and the Veterans Administration.
You may also reach us by telephone. Our local number is 605-336-2640. Our toll free number is 800-568-4262.
Miller Funeral Home as two locations in Sioux Falls. Our main firm is located one block south of
the Washington Pavilion in historic downtown Sioux Falls, at 507 S. Main
Avenue. This firm serves the entire
community with central convenience. It
is the largest funeral home in Sioux Falls.
We have two large parking lots located north of the funeral home and
west of the funeral home.
Miller West Valley View Chapel is our other location. It is the newest funeral home in Sioux
Falls. It is located in south-western
Sioux Falls at 6200 W. 41st Street.
Our Miller West Chapel holds well over 160 people. Designed with rich cherrywood, Miller West is
noted for its contemporary-classic beauty and comfort.
Miller Funeral Home is dedicated to serving our
community. Regarded as leaders in our
profession, Miller Funeral Home staff has been activated in some of our nation’s
most tragic events. Our staff assisted
operations at the Rapid City flood, Sioux City airline crash, the Chicago heat
wave disaster, the attack on September 11th at New York City World
Trade Center, and the Hurricane Katrina disaster. Our staff is involved in a number of civic
organizations, volunteer groups and community events including the SD Lions,
Kiwanis Club, Loyal Order of the Moose, Knights of Columbus, Elks, El Riad
Shrine, SF Chamber of Commerce, Main Street Sioux Falls, Optimist Club, Sertoma
Club, Sioux Falls Community Playhouse, Badger Clark Club, McKennan Hospital
Auxiliary, Sioux Valley Auxiliary, United Way, as well as being involved in our
personal churches, schools and professional organizations.
Every family’s needs are unique and special. We listen with sensitivity, answer all
questions, and respect your choices.
Then, we take care of all the details.
In response to an ever-changing world, we are continuously
updating and improving upon everything we do for the families we are privileged
to serve.
WE PROMISE to help create meaningful ceremonies that
celebrate the life of those who have died and bring comfort and healing to the
living.
…of historical significance
In addition to showing historical flavor of our area, the statistical data from
the records of Miller Funeral Home beginning in 1912, have assisted hundreds of
families in genealogical research, family medical history and location of final
disposition. The records from 1902 and 1911
were destroyed in a fire. Viewed as a
vital historical asset our region, we have loaned our chronicled statistical
data library to the Minnehaha County Historical Society who, in turn, has had it microfilmed for families to
make use of.
…with charitable traditions
Since 1902, it has been a tradition of
Miller Funeral Home to provide infant and child services at no cost to the
families. This solemn tradition also
includes services for police and firefighters killed in the line of duty. As it was in our past, the directors of
Miller Funeral Home take personal interest in each family we serve. We are committed to individual and
professional care. In our many years of
professional care we have developed solid working relationships around d the
state to help make all steps of the funeral arrangements less stressful for the
families we serve.
…stepping into the future
Although Mr. Miller’s forethought has allowed us to serve the families of our
local communities well, continuing his vision of the future is paramount. In 1999, plans were drawn to create a second
area location on 41st Street near Valley View Road. Completed in September, 2000, our Valley View
Funeral Home Chapel combines classic Miller elegance with contemporary design.
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