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There are several options available for cremation.
Certain services require charges that may be required
by law or by the type of services selected.
The more services selected the more the charges
increase.
1. Direct
Cremation
This
option includes removal of the remains, placing the body in
a cremation container, transportation to the crematory, and
preparation of the forms.
This does not include any rites or services.
2. Memorial
Service
This
option includes all of the above and also includes a
memorial service at the funeral home or a church.
The cremains may or may not be present.
3.
Funeral Service Followed By Cremation
With
this option a casket can be purchased or rented for the
funeral service. A
visitation and or a funeral service can be held at the
funeral home or a church with the body present.
After the service if you purchase a casket, we will
transport the casketed remains to the crematory.
If you rent a casket, we will remove the remains from
the casket and place them into a cremation container that
you purchase. The
remains then would be transported to the crematory. This
option requires embalming.
The
cremains come back from the crematory in a plastic box
suitable for ground burial or inurnment.
The cremains can also be placed in an urn for burial
or to keep. Urns
can be purchased at the funeral home.
**A
casket or cremation container is required by the crematory.
**Cremation
itself is not final disposition.
Disposition, may be in the form of burial, inurnment,
or kept by a family member.
**Additional
charges that may be incurred are: certified copies of the
death certificate, newspaper notices, flowers and cemetery
fees.
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