When will you require our services?
When a Death has Occurred
- • Please accept our condolences and we are here to answer any questions you may have.
- • You will be asked to answer a number of questions such as the name of the deceased, your name, and other questions prior to submitting your online cremation wishes with us.
When a Death is Expected Soon
- • Please accept our condolences and we are here to answer any questions you may have.
- • You will be asked to answer a number of questions such as the name of the deceased, your name, and other questions prior to submitting your online cremation wishes with us.
Pre-Plan a Cremation
- • Using our online pre planning cremation website, you may consider all the options you would like to arrange for your funeral.
- • Please take as much time as you need to explore your options.
Which type of Cremation are you interested in?
Cremation with Visitation, Service and/or Ceremony:
- • This cremation option provides a number of personalized vistiation, service and/or ceremony options; merchandise selections, and reception packages for you to explore.
- • Services and ceremonies can be traditional, religious, contemporary or simply how you would like to make your cremation unique.
Direct Cremation:
- • When selecting our least expensive cremation option, only the essential services and merchandise needed to cremate the body will be provided with this cremation choice.
- • You may choose to select a container other than the basic recycled cardboard and the basic cardboard urn, depending on your needs, wishes and budget.
Would you prefer to have the deceased body present for the Visitation, Service or Ceremony?
Body present for Visitation, Service or Ceremony:
- • By having the deceased body present for the visitation, service, or ceremony; you are encouraging family and friends to pay thier respects with the deceased as the focal point.
No body present for Visitation, Service or Ceremony:
- • Having the deceased cremated prior to the visitation, service, or ceremony allows for the service or ceremony to be conducted with the urn present as the focal point as family and friends pay their respects.
