With over 89 years of experience, Edline-Yahn & Covington Funeral Chapel has built a reputation as a trusted leader in Seattle, WA funeral home and cremations provider. Our deep-rooted experience in the industry ensures that families receive expert guidance when planning meaningful funeral and cremation services. As a compassionate and community-focused funeral home, we offer personalized, traditional services tailored to each family's needs. Our commitment to excellence and trust provides families with peace of mind during difficult times. Let us help you create a tribute that truly honors your loved one’s legacy. Contact us today at (253) 630-2736 for a consultation.

At Edline-Yahn & Covington Funeral Chapel, we believe that every life is unique, and every memorial should reflect that uniqueness. Our goal is to help families in Seattle, WA, create deeply meaningful tributes that honor their loved ones’ legacies with dignity, respect, and care.
Losing a loved one is never easy, and planning a service that truly reflects their personality and values can be an overwhelming process. That’s why our experienced team provides guidance and support, helping families design personalized funeral and cremation services tailored to their needs. Whether you wish for a traditional funeral service, a customized memorial gathering, or a personalized cremation service, we are here to bring your vision to life while honoring the memory of your loved one.
A funeral or memorial service is more than just a ceremony—it’s an opportunity to celebrate a life well lived, share stories, and provide a space for family and friends to come together in support. Personalized services create a meaningful farewell that reflects the individual’s unique personality, passions, and beliefs.

For families seeking a traditional funeral, we provide a full range of services, including:
Cremation offers families flexibility in planning a meaningful farewell. Our traditional cremation services include:
A personalized service can include many different elements that reflect the life and personality of your loved one.
Planning ahead provides peace of mind and ensures that final wishes are honored. Our pre-planning services allow families to:
Our team is available to assist with pre-arrangements, offering flexible plans that accommodate various financial situations and personal preferences.
Choosing a funeral home is a deeply personal decision, and we are honored to serve families with compassion and expertise. Here’s why families choose us:
Edline-Yahn & Covington Funeral Chapel is dedicated to serving families in Seattle, WA, with personalized funeral and cremation services. Whether you’re honoring a loved one or planning ahead, we are here to support you every step of the way.
We invite you to contact our caring team at (253) 630-2736 to discuss how we can help you create a meaningful tribute that truly honors your loved one's life.
If you’re a veteran with an honorable discharge, you may qualify for veterans benefits that include burial assistance through the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). These burial benefits cover a gravesite in a VA national cemetery, a headstone or marker, a burial flag, and perpetual care at no cost to the family. To learn more about eligibility and other veterans benefits for spouses, children, and certain reserve members, visit the VA website or call (800) 827-1000.
To arrange a funeral, the most important legal document is the death certificate, but you may also need a cemetery deed (if a burial plot was pre-purchased), cremation authorization forms, military discharge papers (for veterans), and any relevant insurance details for covering costs. Funeral homes require a death certificate to proceed, and if cremation is chosen, a signed authorization form is necessary. If you have questions about specific documents needed for your situation, feel free to contact us for guidance.
When a death occurs at home, the first step is to call emergency services (911), especially if it was unexpected, so they can officially pronounce the death and guide you on what to do next. If the death was expected, contact the deceased’s doctor, then reach out to a funeral home to arrange transportation of the body and begin making funeral arrangements. You’ll also need to obtain a death certificate, notify close family and friends, review any existing will, and consider seeking legal or emotional support during this difficult time.