Funeral and Cremation Costs in Aransas Pass, TX

Direct cremation in Aransas Pass, TX is listed at $1,595. Compare local and nearby funeral home prices and phone numbers.

Direct cremation in Aransas Pass costs $1,595 at Resthaven Funeral Home, the only Aransas Pass provider with a direct cremation price on its FuneralUS profile (as listed in October 2026). Nearby, Limbaugh Funeral Home in Portland lists $2,165 and Charlie Marshall's Rockport location lists $2,625. No Aransas Pass funeral home publishes a traditional funeral price with us, so for a full service, call and ask for the General Price List.

How much does cremation cost in Aransas Pass?

Funeral home Direct cremation (listed) Phone
Resthaven Funeral Home $1,595 (361) 758-1100
Charlie Marshall Funeral Home and Crematory Call for a quote (361) 758-3221

Direct cremation means cremation without a viewing or a service beforehand. The family can hold a memorial later, wherever and whenever suits them. What a listed price covers varies, so ask whether it includes picking up the body, the container, the cremation itself and returning the ashes.

How much does a funeral cost in Aransas Pass?

We don't have a published price for a traditional funeral in Aransas Pass. The cost depends on what you choose: viewing, embalming, the service, a casket, and burial or cremation afterwards. The fastest way to an honest number is to call both Aransas Pass funeral homes and ask each for the price of the same service. They have to give you prices over the phone if you ask.

Funeral homes near Aransas Pass

Funeral home Town Direct cremation (listed) Phone
Limbaugh Funeral Home Portland $2,165 (361) 643-6564
Charlie Marshall Funeral Homes & Crematory Rockport $2,625 (361) 729-2451
South Texas Cremation Service Rockport Not listed (361) 729-2892
All Faith Cremation & Funeral Services Ingleside Not listed (361) 265-4495

For more choices, see our guide to funeral homes in Corpus Christi.

What cremation and memorial service options are there?

  • Direct cremation. No viewing or service first. Usually the lowest-priced option.
  • Cremation with a memorial service. Cremation first, then a gathering with the urn present, on your schedule.
  • Traditional funeral, then cremation or burial. Viewing and a service with the body present, followed by cremation or burial.

Ask each funeral home which of these it offers and what each costs on its General Price List.

Planning a funeral ahead in Aransas Pass

If you're arranging a funeral in advance, ask the funeral home:

  1. Is the price guaranteed, or could my family owe more later?
  2. Can I cancel and get my money back, and is there a fee?
  3. What happens to the plan if I move away?

What must a funeral home tell you about prices?

The Federal Trade Commission's Funeral Rule gives you these rights with every funeral provider, Aransas Pass included:

  • Funeral directors must give you price information on the telephone if you ask for it.
  • The funeral home must give you a General Price List that is yours to keep, listing every item and service it offers and the cost of each.
  • You may choose direct cremation, which does not require any form of preservation.
  • No state or local law requires a casket for cremation, and a funeral home that offers cremation must tell you alternative containers are available and make them available.

Source: FTC, "The FTC Funeral Rule".

See also: cremation services in Aransas Pass and burial and cemetery options in Aransas Pass. You can compare more providers in the FuneralUS directory.

What comes after the funeral?

Settling the estate often goes through the county probate court. ProbateUS lists Texas's county probate courts with their contact details.

EverSettled gets your paperwork attorney-ready faster, so you can reach the inheritance sooner, and guides you through the rest of the admin after a death.

Sources

  • Prices and phone numbers: provider listings on FuneralUS, as listed in October 2026. Confirm with the provider.
  • Consumer rights: FTC, "The FTC Funeral Rule".

General information, not legal advice.