Cremation is the process of reducing the body of the deceased to fragments of bone by way of heat and flame. We prefer to use "cremated remains" rather than "ashes" because we believe that the term "ashes" can be misleading.

Our Cremation Code of Ethics displayed in our facilities explains your rights and options when selecting cremation.

Our concern about proper cremation procedures led to our decision to establish our own crematory. We operate state-of-the-art equipment in an impeccably clean facility and observe strict procedures that ensure the highest legal and ethical standards.

Our cremation facilities, qualified staff, procedures, prices, and our reputation for excellence allows us offer you unsurpassed quality, value, and peace of mind.

Visitation And Ceremony	Private Viewing And Ceremony
Open to all who wish to attend Opportunity for friends to express support E.G.: "The family will receive friends at the mortuary on Tuesday from 4 - 8 P.M." Religious, Non-Religious, or Contemporary ceremony Opportunity to pay tribute and share memories	Attendance at your request Religious, Non-Religious or Contemporary May honor preference of deceased while addressing needs of survivors
Private Viewing	Memorial Ceremony
Opportunity for designated family and friends to say a final "good-bye" Encourages acceptance of reality and healthy expression of grief May honor preference of deceased while addressing needs of survivors	Religious, Non-Religious, or Contemporary Allows family and friends to share memories and express their feelings Urn present - may be a helpful focal point acknowledging death's reality Display photos and personal mementos

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