No matter what you choose…

… cremation is simply a form of final disposition. It’s the other things you do that determine whether a final tribute is meaningful, healing, personalized, and exactly what your family needs to grieve.

Direct Cremation

$4200

  • Preparation and transfer of the deceased
  • Services of funeral director and staff
  • Transfer to funeral home (30 miles)
  • Refrigeration of un-embalmed remains (2 days)
  • Filing of death certificate
  • Cremation container
  • Transfer of deceased to crematory
  • Cremation fee
  • Rosewood urn
  • Online obituary

Cremation with Memorial Service

$5240

  • Preparation and transfer of the deceased
  • Services of funeral director and staff
  • Transfer of deceased to funeral home (30 miles)
  • Preparation of un-embalmed remains
  • Use of facility for private viewing (10 people for 30 minutes within 36 hours of the passing)
  • Refrigeration of un-embalmed remains (2 days)
  • Filing of death certificate
  • Cremation container
  • Transfer of deceased to crematory
  • Cremation fee
  • Rosewood urn
  • Use of facility and staff for memorial service on or off site
  • Remembrance package
  • Online obituary

Single Day Service with Viewing

$7240

  • Preparation and transfer of the deceased
  • Services of funeral director and staff
  • Transfer of deceased to funeral home (30 miles)
  • Embalming
  • Dressing and casketing
  • Filing of death certificate
  • Planning and coordinating services
  • Remembrance package
  • Use of facility and staff for memorial service on or off site
  • Assist family with social security, veterans paperwork, insurance claims, grief counseling, and other death-related claims
  • Cremation fee
  • Rosewood urn
  • Meeting with family, after service, to deliver such things as register book, floral cards, and to be determined if additional services are needed
  • Online obituary
  • 12 laminated obituary bookmarks
  • Celebration of life photo tribute (2 copies)

Why is it important to have a meaningful, healing, and personalized funeral service?

Meaningful - When something has meaning, it has deeper purpose, deeper poignancy. By intentionally creating a meaningful service, you allow mourners - family, friends, neighbors - to say goodbye in a way that will help them heal and bring peace and comfort for years to come. 


Healing - After the death of someone loved, you will experience feelings of grief. These emotions look different from person to person (sadness, anger, guilt, regret, shock, disbelief), but a meaningful service can help bring healing and comfort to a hurting heart.


Personalized - Above all, it’s essential to personalize a funeral service. Without personalization, you cannot create meaning or facilitate healing. Without personalization, you get a cookie-cutter experience instead of a one-of-a-kind final tribute.

Together, all three - meaningful, healing, and personalized - come together to create a truly unique funeral experience that will heal hurts, touch hearts, and help you say goodbye to a truly special and irreplaceable person.