Cremation Options

Today, a large number of people are choosing cremation. But some families don’t realize that funeral and memorial services can still be available to those who choose this option.

We often arrange a traditional interment of the cremated remains, in a mausoleum or urn vault, or they may be scattered in a location that was special to the deceased. Whatever your wishes, we will be there to make sure they are followed through. We will be happy to explain the many comforting services and observances that cremation offers.

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Cremation Option #1

Direct Cremation Without Visitation or Service

Services include basic services of Funeral Director and Staff to respond to first call and transfer deceased to the funeral home; Conduct an arrangement conference with the family; Prepare and place obituary in local newspapers; Record vital statistics; Obtain necessary permits and authorizations; Co-ordinate activities and scheduling with crematory and other parties involved in the final disposition of the deceased; Transport the deceased to crematory; Follow up on final disposition of the cremated remains.

Cremation Option #2

Direct Cremation With Memorial Service

Services include basic services of Funeral Director and Staff to respond to first call and transfer deceased to the funeral home; Conduct an arrangement conference with the family; Prepare and place obituary in local newspapers; Record vital statistics; Obtain necessary permits and authorizations; Co-ordinate activities and scheduling with crematory and other parties involved in the final disposition of the deceased; Transport the deceased to crematory; Follow up on final disposition of the cremated remains; Organize time, place, and miscellaneous details for the Memorial Service.

Cremation Option #3

Traditional Funeral With "Ceremonial Casket" Followed By Cremation

Services include basic services of Funeral Director and Staff to respond to first call and transfer deceased to the funeral home; Conduct an arrangement conference with the family; Prepare and place obituary in local newspapers; Record vital statistics; Obtain necessary permits and authorizations; Co-ordinate activities with clergy for funeral service at Funeral Home or Church; Co-ordinate scheduling with crematory and other parties involved in the final disposition of the deceased; Embalming and full preparation of the deceased for calling hours; Overseeing calling hours;Conducting funeral services; Removing the deceased from the ceremonial casket and placing in the alternative container for cremation; Transporting the deceased to crematory; Follow up on final disposition of the cremated remains.