Cremation Services

Cremation Services with Care and Compassion

Family and Friends Service - $6860

CREMATION, THEN VISITATION IN FUNERAL HOME WITH NEXT DAY SERVICE AT ANOTHER FACILITY


Includes necessary services of funeral director and staff to facilitate cremation, cultured marble urn, use of facilities and staff for visitation (3 hours), use of facilities and staff for funeral ceremony, use of Urn Ark, hearse to transport Urn Ark, car for flowers and memorial record package. (Cash advances are additional) Add $595.00 if on a weekend or Holiday.

Place of Worship Cremation Service - $5760

CREMATION, THEN CEREMONY AT PLACE OF WORSHIP


Includes necessary services of funeral director and staff to facilitate cremation, cultured marble urn, use of staff for a church service, use of Urn Ark, hearse to transport Urn Ark, and memorial record package. (Cash advances are additional) Add $595.00 if on a weekend or Holiday.

Service of Remembrance - $5365

CREMATION, THEN MEMORIAL SERVICE IN FUNERAL HOME


Includes necessary services of funeral director and staff to facilitate cremation, cultured marble urn, use of facilities and staff for memorial service, use of Urn Ark, and memorial record package. (Cash advances are additional) Add $595.00 if on a weekend or Holiday.

Direct Cremation - $3545 to $3595

CREMATION WITHOUT ANY RITES OR CEREMONIES

Includes transfer of the deceased to the funeral home, use of refrigeration, medical examiner, use of crematory, and the necessary services of the funeral director and staff. If you want to arrange for a direct cremation, you can use an alternative container. Alternative containers encase the body and can be made of materials like fiberboard or composition materials (with or without an outside covering). Other containers we provide are caskets made of hardboard, hardwood w/ veneer, solid pine, solid oak, and solid cherry. (An urn and cash advances are additional)


A. Direct Cremation with an alternative container or a casket provided by the purchaser - $3545


B. Direct Cremation with an alternative container provided by the funeral home - $3595


C. Direct Cremation with a casket selected from our funeral home (Casket selected is additional. Casket price list provided at the funeral home) - $3545


All cremation packages will incur an additional fee of $250 for the care of a deceased person weighing in excess of 300 pounds.


Although cremation dates back to ancient times, it has only recently become a more common choice throughout the United States. People choose cremation for a variety of reasons. Some do so based on environmental considerations. Others have philosophical or religious reasons.


Many people believe that choosing cremation means limiting their options. Actually, there are a variety of options available with cremation. Most families hold services, which help the bereaved cope with the loss of a loved one. Many people find that opting for cremation gives them the opportunity to create and personalize the various service options for a more meaningful experience.

The greatest misunderstanding about cremation is the belief that with cremation, there is no need for services. However, a service or memorial ceremony is an important step in helping the bereaved overcome their grief and gives family and friends the opportunity to honor a loved one.


Services or ceremonies can precede or follow the actual cremation. Prior to cremation, there may be a gathering, which can be either public or private, with an open or closed casket.


When the service follows the cremation, a receptacle or urn containing the cremated remains may take a place of prominence. Ceremonies can be simple, contemporary, religious, or secular. Music, readings, stories, and poetry can be added to personalize the event to both reflect on and celebrate the life that was lived.

Permanent Memorialization


Black cylindrical candle tin on a white table with white and pink flowers in the background

Keeping an Urn at Home

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

Rows of black granite columbarium niches with silver name plaques in a cemetery wall

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

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

Blue urn with yellow flowers and green leaves on a dark cloth outdoors

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.