Founded in Batesville, Indiana, in 1884 as the Batesville Coffin Company, Batesville makes funeral and memorialization products and provides business solutions for the death care industry. It serves licensed funeral professionals and families across North America, with a long history of casket manufacturing and product innovation.
Evans Burial Vaults IncSince 1916, Evans Burial Vaults has grown from a Bareville, Pennsylvania precast-concrete shop into a third-generation Evans family business making burial vaults and providing cremation services for funeral directors. The company now operates four vault plants and two crematory facilities, serving more than 120 funeral homes across central and southeastern Pennsylvania, northeastern Maryland, and northern Delaware. Its work includes personalized memorial collages and graveside setups, while more than 40 employees—some with over four decades of service—carry the family business into its fourth generation.LEOLA, PA
Victoriaville & CoFounded as a lumber mill in 1907, Victoriaville & Co. has made caskets and supplied funeral homes since 1948, growing into a fourth-generation family business that manufactures and distributes funeral and commemorative products. Its wood caskets are made at the family-owned Victoriaville, Quebec plant, while its North American network includes a 67,000-square-foot manufacturing and distribution facility in Cleveland. The company also supports funeral homes with digital ordering and selection-room tools alongside its physical products.CLEVELAND, OH
Victoriaville & CoFounded in 1907, Victoriaville & Co. remains a fourth-generation family business whose work has been devoted exclusively to the funeral industry since 1948. With hundreds of employees across Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom, it is known for manufacturing hardwood caskets for funeral homes and authorized distributors throughout North America.BETHPAGE, NY
Wilbert Funeral Services, IncWilbert Funeral Services, Inc. is a burial-vault company whose heritage dates to 1880, when Leo Haase became the first U.S. manufacturer of concrete burial vaults. The company develops burial-vault technology and fabrication standards and licenses production to a network of nearly 200 licensees across the United States and Canada. Its broader funeral-industry offerings include cremation urns and memorialization products.BLAIRSVILLE, PA