Personalized funeral services

At Evangeline Funeral Home, we believe that funeral services should reflect the lives of those being honored, and we strive to create meaningful and memorable tributes that celebrate life. A personalized funeral service can be as simple as sharing videos, photos and keepsakes of your loved one or as elaborate as transforming our chapel into a fisherman’s paradise, a Mardi Gras extravaganza or a catered party with Cajun cuisine. The options are limitless. If you provide the inspiration, we’ll take care of all the details—no matter how big or small.

A funeral home for all

Our experienced and knowledgeable team at Evangeline Funeral Home is able to serve families of all faiths, beliefs, cultures and backgrounds. Whether you have an immediate need for our funeral and cremation services or would like to make arrangements in advance, we promise to do everything we can to meet your needs.

Trusted provider

We are a member of the Dignity Memorial® network. When you choose Evangeline Funeral Home, you not only receive the compassionate care you expect from a Delcambre-operated establishment but also the value you deserve from the largest and most trusted network of funeral, cremation and memorialization services.

Visit us

Conveniently located in the Cajun heartland, Evangeline Funeral Home can be found at 107 South Corner St., in Delcambre. We invite you to visit our well-appointed funeral home to meet our team and tour our facility. Please contact us if you have an immediate need or would like more information about our funeral and cremation services.

History

The Evangeline family of funeral homes have been a fixture in the Acadiana region of Louisiana for many years. The first funeral home was (and still is) located in New Iberia and was originally a private residence. This 2-story antebellum home was built between 1901 and 1904 by the Dietlein family on its original site.

In 1940, the home was purchased by the Cletus Landry family and opened in 1941 as Evangeline Funeral Home. As the years went by and business grew, locations were opened in St. Martinville (1951) and Delcambre (1960). The need arose in 1955 to add additional parlor space to the New Iberia location.

On November 6, 1986, Dalton L. Babineaux, Jr. purchased the funeral home from the Landry family and operated the business until 1997.