Highest-paying states for funeral home managers

Rhode Island leads at $122,150 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.

Place	Median	25th–75th
Rhode Island	$122,150	$59,960–$169,100
Pennsylvania	$104,400	$81,640–$157,050
New York	$103,530	$77,050–$158,980
Connecticut	$102,810	$96,860–$163,530
Washington	$102,540	$87,150–$117,960
New Jersey	$101,520	$77,150–$129,970
South Dakota	$100,880	$78,670–$102,350
Maryland	$100,670	$74,960–$129,370
Ohio	$99,440	$64,940–$127,600
Montana	$84,900	$59,020–$119,220
New Hampshire	$83,200	$77,810–$114,440
New Mexico	$82,850	$62,790–$105,590
Utah	$82,510	$66,400–$103,000
California	$82,370	$74,130–$100,320
Louisiana	$81,930	$62,300–$95,190
Virginia	$81,700	$74,620–$101,690
Iowa	$81,220	$77,260–$96,180
Massachusetts	$80,790	$79,320–$106,360
North Carolina	$80,730	$74,620–$126,500
Oregon	$80,350	$72,020–$98,100
Minnesota	$79,900	$73,610–$109,170
Wisconsin	$79,560	$63,990–$99,270
Georgia	$79,010	$67,070–$103,680
Nebraska	$78,590	$64,480–$82,560
Tennessee	$78,130	$62,960–$129,760
Indiana	$77,910	$60,060–$92,880
South Carolina	$77,400	$60,580–$99,700
Michigan	$77,140	$73,250–$120,650
Maine	$76,020	$71,310–$98,950
Florida	$72,180	$59,660–$88,410
West Virginia	$71,990	$58,360–$81,960
North Dakota	$68,080	$50,040–$78,870
Texas	$67,740	$52,020–$91,750
Missouri	$66,670	$60,670–$76,440
Oklahoma	$64,440	$51,970–$97,500
Mississippi	$63,390	$49,510–$80,180
Alabama	$63,010	$49,990–$76,170
Kansas	$61,890	$45,280–$94,160
Hawaii	$61,440	$37,690–$63,860
Arizona	$61,420	$59,060–$72,640
Nevada	$60,750	$57,950–$83,260
Arkansas	$60,260	$47,470–$70,980
Kentucky	$47,040	$37,670–$72,750

Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.