Below you fill find all funeral homes and cemeteries in or near Sultan.
Zip codes in the city: 98294.
Snohomish County funeral flowers can be purchased from one of the local funeral shops we partner with.
Cypress Lawn Memorial Park was established 1934 by Mr. and Mrs. Penroy. We are committed to exceeding expectations and delivering a standard of service that is 100 percent guaranteed.To better serve families, we have a close affiliation with...
Established in the 1932, Marysville Cemetery in Marysville, Washington is surrounded in all directions by mountains – Mount Baker to the north, the Olympic Mountain Range to the west, the Cascade Mountains to the east, and Mount Rainier to the...
Our legacy of helping families in our community since 1884 is still very much evident today. We have a long-standing reputation for excellent service, sincere respect and heartfelt compassion.
Sunset Hills Memorial Park and Funeral Home has a rich history of serving all of Seattle's Eastside families since 1936. Chester and Agnes Green, together with their family, founded Green Funeral Homes and continued to operate four locations in...
Flintoft's is a third generation independent funeral home serving families since 1938.All cremations are handled personally by either Tom or Allen Flintoft. Our goal is to provide a caring and compassionate atmosphere for fulfilling your families...
Sultan is a city in Snohomish County, Washington, United States, located where the Sultan River flows into the Skykomish. The population was 4,651 at the 2010 census. There is an annual 3-day street fair held in July, known as the 'Sultan Shindig'. Carnival rides, street vendors and logging games are a popular part of the fair. As well as this, the Shindig's loggers practice in Spring with logs that they are allowed to cut into a variety of wooden sculptures.
His name as Tsul-tad or Tseul-tud, which was Anglicisation by the miners into Sultan. Carnival rides, street vendors and logging games are a popular part of the fair.
Sultan was originally settled around 1880, but not officially incorporated until June 28, 1905. For generatons Sultan remained a small logging community. There is an annual 2-day Street fair fair held in July, known as the 'Sultan Shindig'. Both the Sultan River and the town of Sultan were named by prospectors for the chief of a Snohomish (tribe) sub-tribe who lived on the Skykomish River in the 1870s.
The official website for the city of Sultan is https://www.ci.sultan.wa.us/.
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