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Notify immediate family and close friends, the person’s employer, the Social Security Administration, banks and financial institutions, life insurance providers, the USPS for mail forwarding, and utility and subscription providers.

A funeral includes the body of the person who died and usually happens within a week of death. A memorial service does not include the body and can be held weeks or months later. A celebration of life is a type of memorial service.

Cremation places the body in a cremation chamber and uses high heat to reduce it to ashes, typically over two to three hours. A unique identifier stays with the individual throughout the process, and the remains are returned to the family in an urn or keepsake.

You can pay in full or spread costs over time. We accept credit cards and checks, and offer payment plans and pre-need arrangements. Pre-planning locks in today’s pricing and provides peace of mind.

A funeral honors your loved one’s life, gives family and friends a chance to grieve together, and supports healing by marking the loss and celebrating the person’s journey and impact.

Pre-planning records your wishes so your family doesn’t have to guess, locks in today’s pricing, and lets you make decisions calmly rather than under pressure. A local counselor can help at no charge.