Each family we serve receives our superb identification process, a memorial DVD, complimentary probate or estate consultation and most importantly, Peace-of-mind knowing that their loved one has been respectfully handled and returned Safe Assured® back to the family.
The funeral is a ceremony of proven worth and value for those who mourn. It provides an opportunity for the survivors and others who share in the loss to express their love, respect and grief. It permits facing openly and realistically the crisis that death may present. Through the funeral, the bereaved take that first step towards emotional adjustment to their loss.
No, cremation is an alternative to earth burial or entombment for the body's final disposition and often follows a traditional funeral service. We can assist you with the necessary information for a funeral with a cremation following or a memorial service.
Yes. Cremation does not preclude having a visitation period and a funeral service. Cremation is simply one option for final disposition of the body.
Never. Not only is it illegal to do so, most modern cremation chambers are not of sufficient size to accommodate more than one adult. Thus it would be a practical impossibility to conduct multiple cremations simultaneously.
Yes, and our facility offers a witness room. Our state-of-the-art cremation facility is set up to allow family members to be present when the body is placed into the cremation chamber. In fact, some religious groups include this as part of their funeral custom.
(Visitation with Funeral Services, aka. Traditional Funeral)
This would include services of a funeral director, transfer of your loved one, preparations needed to facilitate a public viewing for your loved one, use of our facility (or staff) for the visitation and funeral over several days, obtaining required documentation, writing of an obituary, dealing with clergy and/or cemetery, providing a cremation container and temporary urn. *A permanent decorative urn or casket would have an additional cost.
(Visitation and funeral, 1 day)
This would include services of a funeral director, transfer of your loved one, preparations needed to facilitate a public viewing for your loved one, use of our facility (or staff) for the visitation and funeral, obtaining required documentation, writing of an obituary, dealing with clergy and/or cemetery, providing a cremation container and temporary urn. *A permanent decorative urn or casket would have an additional cost.
(Visitation followed by cremation)
This would include services of a funeral director, transfer of your loved one, preparations needed to facilitate a public viewing for your loved one, use of our facility (or staff) for the visitation and funeral, obtaining required documentation, writing of an obituary, dealing with clergy and/or cemetery, providing a cremation container and temporary urn. *A permanent decorative urn or casket would have an additional cost.
(Cremation with a Memorial, aka. Memorial Service)
This would include services of a funeral director, transfer of your loved one, use of our facility (or staff) for the memorial, obtaining required documentation, writing of an obituary, dealing with clergy and/or cemetery, providing a cremation container and temporary urn. *A permanent decorative urn would have an additional cost.
(Family ID, aka. Direct Cremation)
This would include services of a funeral director, transfer of your loved one, washing and/or dressing your loved one, obtaining required documentation, writing of an obituary, dealing with clergy and/or cemetery, providing a cremation container and temporary urn. *A permanent decorative urn would have an additional cost.
(Direct or immediate cremation)
This would include services of a funeral director, transfer of your loved one, obtaining required documentation, writing of an obituary, dealing cemetery if needed, providing a cremation container and temporary urn. *A permanent decorative urn would have an additional cost.