As for the final placement of the body, earth burial or interment is the most common form of disposition in the United States. This provides survivors a place to remember the person who has passed away. Another option is entombment, where the casket is placed in a structure called a Mausoleum. It is vital that families chose the kind of final disposition that is most meaningful to them and most appropriate for the deceased. Our staff is dedicated to assisting you whether you chose a traditional funeral service or a cremation arrangement.
Some people choose cremation for philosophical or religious reasons.
Others feel it is environmentally friendly, or that it is less complicated than a traditional funeral service. Whatever your reason for considering cremation, be aware that there are still many options available. This allows loved ones to say a final farewell. Another option is a memorial service, with either the cremated remains present or not present. This could also be done in connection with the placement of the urn in its final resting place.