Caldwell Parrish Funeral Home & Crematory - Adel Chapel Owner verified

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Caldwell Parrish Funeral Home & Crematory's Adel Chapel provides traditional funeral, burial, and cremation services to families throughout Adel and Dallas County, Iowa, including nearby Dexter and Van Meter. Caldwell Parrish owns and operates its own crematory, so your loved one never leaves our care. Services include funeral, memorial and cremation care, monuments and markers, and green and natural burial arrangements. The chapel also offers direct cremation, monuments and grave markers, veterans' and VA burial benefit assistance, and financing or final-expense insurance assignment to ease at-need planning. Formerly McCalley Funeral Home, built by Stephen McCalley over nearly 25 years, the Adel chapel joined Caldwell Parrish in October 2017 and is now part of a family-owned firm serving Iowa families since 1929. Caldwell Parrish is a member of the Adel Partners Chamber of Commerce, the Iowa Funeral Directors Association, and the National Funeral Directors Association, and has been voted the Des Moines area's People's Choice Best Funeral Home five years running, 2022 to 2026.

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Single-story brick building with a hipped roof and covered entrance, fronted by a lawn.

Rows of green upholstered chairs face a wood speaker podium under a tiered ceiling with recessed lighting.

A quiet lounge with cushioned sofas, side chairs, and framed landscape art, adjoining the chapel.

A small nook with a rust-colored armchair, round table, and tall cabinet near the entrance.

A conference-style table and upholstered chairs where families meet with a funeral director to plan services.

Round tables draped in white linens with teal chairs, set for a gathering after a service.

A hallway lined with a wooden bench and matching lamps, leading past a reception desk toward glass entry doors.

A bench flanked by two tall lamps sits beneath a large framed painting of a wooded landscape.

A carpeted corridor with a bench and framed art, opening toward the chapel entrance in the distance.

Rust-colored sofas around a glass-top coffee table, near frosted-glass doors and a bank of windows.

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