Hendryx Mortuary-New Palestine Chapel

Hendryx Mortuary-New Palestine Chapel, now operating as Stillinger Family Funeral Homes - Hendryx New Palestine Chapel, has been a cornerstone of compassionate care in New Palestine, Indiana, since its founding in 1888. Located at 19 East Main Street, this historic funeral home began as a family-run establishment by the Hendryx family, who raised their family and built a legacy of serving the community with dignity and respect. Today, it remains a vital part of the Stillinger Family Funeral Homes network, offering a warm, homelike atmosphere that honors its rich heritage while providing modern funeral services.

The chapel specializes in personalized funeral and cremation services, including traditional funerals, memorial services, and cremation options. With an onsite chapel, families can hold intimate gatherings in a space designed for comfort and reflection. The facility is wheelchair accessible, with accessible entrances and parking, ensuring all guests can participate fully. On-site parking is available for convenience. The funeral home also coordinates with local cemeteries and offers pre-planning assistance to help individuals make arrangements in advance, relieving loved ones of burden during difficult times.

As part of Stillinger Family Funeral Homes, the New Palestine Chapel benefits from a network of experienced professionals dedicated to guiding families through every step of the funeral process. Services extend beyond the ceremony, with grief support resources such as the Circle of Friends+ program, which provides ongoing text and email resources for coping with loss and settling affairs. The staff is available Monday through Saturday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with Sunday closures, and can be reached by phone at (317) 861-4349.

Steeped in over 130 years of history, Hendryx Mortuary-New Palestine Chapel blends tradition with contemporary care. Whether families choose a classic funeral or a simple cremation, the team ensures each service reflects the unique life of the deceased. The chapel’s enduring presence on Main Street symbolizes stability and trust, making it a cherished resource for the New Palestine community and surrounding areas.