Cremation Services

Many families find comfort in the beauty of a traditional funeral service. Choosing cremation doesn’t mean giving up these meaningful traditions — you can still hold a visitation, wake, or funeral service with family and friends. The difference is that, instead of a burial, cremation follows the service. Afterwards, your loved one’s ashes may be placed in an urn, scattered in a special place, or interred in a columbarium, depending on your wishes. This option includes both the funeral services and the cremation itself.

A memorial service may be held in our chapel, a church, or any place that feels meaningful to your family. Together, we’ll design a ceremony that honors your loved one through stories, music, or scripture. If clergy is not chosen, our certified life celebrants can lead the service, creating a thoughtful and healing experience for all who gather.

Following the cremation, a graveside or committal service can be arranged. It can be open to many or planned as a smaller, more intimate gathering with only close family and friends.

Families have several meaningful options for caring for their loved one’s ashes. Some choose to keep the urn at home, selecting one that feels just right, while others prefer placing the urn in a columbarium, or “niche,” which offers a permanent resting place to visit. In-ground burial of the urn, much like a casket, provides another option for a final resting place. For some, scattering the ashes in a location that was special to their loved one brings comfort and a sense of connection.