Myers-Reed Chapel

Myers-Reed Chapel is a distinguished funeral home located at 3729 25th Street in Columbus, Indiana, serving the community with compassion and professionalism for over a century. With a stellar 4.9-star rating from families it has served, the chapel is known for its commitment to providing dignified and personalized funeral and cremation services. As part of the Dignity Memorial network, Myers-Reed Chapel offers a comprehensive range of services including traditional funerals, cremation, memorial services, and contemporary celebrations of life, all designed to honor the unique lives of loved ones. The facility itself is thoughtfully designed to accommodate families in need, featuring a large lighted parking lot, three public entrances, wheelchair-accessible entry and parking, a spacious family lounge, and two chapels that can host both intimate gatherings and larger services seating more than 200 guests. The history of Myers-Reed Chapel is rich and deeply rooted in the Columbus area. The business was founded in the late 1800s by John D. Emmons. In 1903, his son-in-law Frank L. Flanigan joined the firm, and over the next few decades, the funeral home underwent several name changes reflecting its evolving partnerships. It became Hege & Flanigan after Norval H. Hege joined, then Reed Funeral Home, and later Reed & Jewell Funeral Home. In 1981, Steven "Pat" Myers purchased the business, and in 1998, Myers-Reed Chapel became part of the Dignity Memorial network, ensuring families have access to one of North America's largest providers of funeral, cremation, and cemetery services. The chapel remains dedicated to offering professional and caring support during difficult times. Services include pre-planning options with up to 10% off prepaid funeral plans, a 100% service guarantee, and 24/7 availability with a real person always on the phone. Families can also send flowers, view pricing online, request appointments, and access a free personal planning guide. Myers-Reed Chapel is committed to celebrating life in a meaningful way—whether through a traditional ceremony, a cremation, or a personalized tribute—allowing families to focus on what matters most: honoring their loved one while the chapel handles every detail with care.