Michelotti Sawyers Mortuary

Michelotti Sawyers Mortuary is a Funeral Home in Billings, MT. The family‑owned facility provides traditional funeral services, cremation, and personalized memorial options for families throughout Billings and the greater Yellowstone County area. Operating since 1956, the mortuary has guided countless families through difficult moments with compassion and respect, earning a perfect 5.00 rating from 40 reviewers.

Founded by Robert Michelotti and John Sawyers, Michelotti Sawyers Mortuary grew through three generations of leadership. After acquiring the historic Settergren‑Carey Funeral Home in 1975, the second‑generation owner John Michelotti expanded services and opened Yellowstone Valley Memorial Park in 1998, adding a commemorative statue and pond. In 2019, third‑generation owner Seve Michelotti continued the legacy, emphasizing mentorship of future funeral directors and a commitment to serving all families regardless of race, religion, background, or financial circumstance. The mortuary also offers grief‑support messaging, flower‑ordering assistance, and community‑focused outreach.

The mortuary is located at 1001 Alderson Ave, just a short walk from Grand Avenue, the main road that runs 0.1 mile away. It sits near the Grand Stand casino and Palms Grand Casino, each about 0.2 mile distant, and is within 0.4 mile of Magic City Family Medicine. Community resources such as the Eagle Seeker Community Center and the Billings Urban Indian Health and Wellness Center are each roughly 0.5 mile away.

Michelotti Sawyers Mortuary enjoys a strong local reputation, reflected in consistently high customer ratings, and maintains a steady record of repeat and referred customers. These strengths underscore the trust families place in the mortuary’s long‑standing service and personalized care.

With more than six decades of dedicated service, Michelotti Sawyers Mortuary remains a trusted cornerstone of funeral care in Billings, offering families reliable, respectful support during their most challenging times.