Funeral Home

a loved one is always difficult. Funerals are a way to gather as a community, say last goodbyes, and celebrate their life, and we would be honored to walk alongside you through the planning process. No individual is the same, so we encourage families to create a personalized service.

There are a wide range of funeral services from which to choose. We know that funeral planning can be overwhelming, especially with all the decisions that have to be made. Whether your preference is to have a traditional funeral, memorial, cremation or Veterans service, our directors will help you guide through all the necessary details with compassion and skill.

Our funeral directors welcome your questions about costs.  However, it’s important to note that each funeral is planned to meet the special needs of the family, making it somewhat difficult to speak in generalities about the “typical” funeral or “typical” costs. There are certain expenses basic to almost every funeral, but many are determined by the selections that are made, the services specified and the additional items requested. We will gladly walk you through each step, answering questions along the way.

together and honor, remember, and celebrate your loved one. The difference between a Memorial Service and a Funeral is that typically the body isn’t present at the memorial service.  With that in mind, please know that the memorial can be held in the days immediately following the death, or weeks later – the timing and preference is unique to each situation and family. Our directors can answer any questions you have about cost, planning or details; we would be honored to walk alongside you through the planning process.

with just over 50% of those who died in 2016 selecting cremation for their final disposition (according to FuneralBasics). With cremation, there are three service options: traditional service before cremation, memorial service after cremation, and direct cremation. If you would like to have a funeral service before cremation, you can look under our “Funeral” tab for more information. If you would prefer to have a memorial service, you can find more information under our “Memorial” tab. If a memorial service is what you would prefer, please know that you can have the memorial service at any time after the cremation, with or without the urn.

In regards to the urn, your family can keep it, scatter the ashes, or have the urn buried. Typically, cremation is a more affordable option, and our directors can answer any questions you have about cost, planning, or details. No matter what option you choose, we’re here to help you have a meaningful ceremony.