Burial Services

Burial Services

The choice is yours, as personal as you wish, made with us in total confidence.

The death of a loved one is the most stressful event in anyone's life, and yet decisions still need to be made. The manner of service and the merchandise must be selected. With guidance and compassion, we are able to offer you some peace of mind in an emotional and trying time, while handling all the technical details of the funeral.


Whether your wishes are for a traditional funeral with military honors or a simple committal service, our family-owned funeral home offers you the same care and understanding.


Product selections vary according to your individual taste and your affordability. Our selections offer something for every preference.


The following are Services We Will Assist You With:

  • The transfer of your loved one from the place of death to the funeral home
  • Professional care of your loved one, which may include embalming, dressing, hairdressing, cosmetology, and casketing
  • An arrangement conference with the family to plan specific details for the funeral
  • Locating your loved one's doctor to sign a death certificate, then filing this certificate with the State of death, and obtaining the requested number of certified death certificates for the family
  • Obtaining all necessary permits and authorizations, as required.
  • Preparing an obituary to be placed in any newspapers requested by the family
  • Contacting local cemeteries or a crematory, as required
  • Providing a location for visitation and funeral ceremony
  • Placement of floral arrangements
  • Arranging for motor equipment, including limousines, as required
  • Arranging for Cash Advances for cemetery expenses, clergy honorariums, music, and obituaries
  • Contacting Fraternal or Military organizations to take part in the ceremony
  • Arranging for a personalized remembrance package, consisting of a register book, memorial prayer cards, and acknowledgments
  • Assist with Social Security and Veterans benefits
  • Assist in the selection of a casket and outer burial container
  • Filing of assignable life insurance claims

Traditional Funeral Service

The traditional funeral service is what most families choose when selecting their funeral arrangements. It normally includes a visitation with family and friends at the funeral home. The funeral usually takes place the next morning, beginning at the funeral home, followed by a church service, then burial at a cemetery of your choice. Services can also be conducted at the funeral home, where we can arrange for clergy to come to our facility and say a few words or preach a sermon.

Memorial Service

A Graveside Service is a way for families and friends to pay their last respects to their loved one without the formalities involved with a Traditional Funeral Service. Normally, families and friends will gather at the gravesite for a brief ceremony. Clergy can be hired to officiate, or the Funeral Professionals at our establishment can provide a few prayers taken from the Christian Book for Funerals.

Immediate Burial

Immediate burial is when burial occurs shortly after death. No viewing or visitation is involved, so no embalming is necessary, except in certain situations. A memorial service or graveside can be selected to accompany an immediate burial.

Permanent Memorialization


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Keeping an Urn at Home

This is a common choice. Families can select the perfect urn for their loved one.

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Placing the Urn in a Columbarium (aka, a "niche")

Many families find comfort in having a final resting place that they can visit.

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Burying the Urn

Similar to a casket, an in-ground burial of the urn allows for a final resting place.

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Scatter the ashes

Some families find comfort in scattering the cremated remains at a place that was special to their loved one.