Years ago, people thought that choosing cremation meant they could not have a funeral service. This is not true. Today’s funeral traditions provide many dignified and loving alternatives.
You can still have a funeral.
Today, cremation offers more dignified and touching memorial opportunities than ever before. In fact, most people who decide on cremation choose burial. Often, the urn is buried in a cemetery, or placed in a columbarium niche for a lasting tribute.
You have a world of commemorative choices.
With cremation, you may elect to have a funeral, memorial or graveside service so friends can say goodbye. Often, the cremated remains are returned to the family in a beautiful urn or other container. Some families choose scattering in a special memorial garden, or other location that has special meaning.
Since we own and operate our on-premise crematory, we are experts in cremation, offering you the confidence that your loved one never leaves our care. That means peace of mind for you, through every step of the process.
Call us, or contact us through this site, for more information about cremation.
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You do have a choice in how you say goodbye.
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If you have any questions about cremation, you can get immediate answers to your questions by accessing Funeral Questions. |
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