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Yes. We’re honored to assist veterans and their families with special arrangements, including military honors, flag presentation, and coordination with national cemeteries and VA benefits.

Green burials are environmentally conscious options that avoid embalming chemicals and use biodegradable caskets or shrouds. We can help you explore sustainable choices that align with your values.

Embalming is a process used to sanitize and temporarily preserve the body of a person who has passed away. It can also enhance the appearance of a person that has suffered damage from an accident or illness. By preserving the body through embalming, we can give you and your family time to make personalized and meaningful arrangements, including a viewing if desired.

Yes. We can assist with life insurance paperwork and help you access eligible benefits, including Social Security or veterans’ compensation, if applicable.

Yes. We can help draft, edit, and publish obituaries in newspapers or online, ensuring they reflect the life and memory of your loved one accurately and respectfully.

Contact us as soon as possible. We’re here 24/7 to help guide you through the next steps and begin arrangements with care and compassion.

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Yes. We can coordinate services at churches, private homes, outdoor locations, or other venues that hold meaning for your family.

A viewing—also known as “visitation,” a “wake,” or “calling hours”—can involve an open or closed casket, and is seen as a vital part of the grieving process. Having their loved one present often helps family and friends to accept the reality of their loss, especially for those who may not have seen him or her in a while. The opportunity to come to terms with the death and say a final farewell is an important step on the road to closure and healing.

It’s important that you contact the local medical authorities first (as well as the police, if appropriate), and then make sure to give us a call as soon as possible. We will work with you to make the necessary arrangements to get you and your loved one back home as quickly and easily as possible. Calling us will also help you to avoid duplication of efforts and fees.

Definitely! In fact, we encourage you to do so. Choosing cremation only indicates how you’d like to care for your loved one after the service and doesn’t exclude you from celebrating and honoring their life in any way. Whether you’d like to have visitation beforehand, arrange a funeral service before cremation, or wait and hold the service after the cremation, we’re happy to help you design a meaningful service to accompany the cremation.