Burial Service

SERVICES TO HEAL FAMILIES

Burial Services

A traditional funeral service typically includes a visitation, followed by a ceremony held at a funeral home or place of worship, and concludes with burial either below ground or in a mausoleum. Each service is carefully arranged to reflect the wishes, traditions, and values of the family, ensuring a respectful and meaningful tribute. Casket selections vary based on material and design. For in-ground burial, most cemeteries require an outer burial container, such as a grave liner or a sealed vault, to support the earth and help preserve the integrity of the gravesite.

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Visitation

A visitation offers a time for family and friends to come together, share memories,

and support one another in a meaningful and personal setting. It can be thoughtfully customized to reflect the life being honored, whether through photographs, meaningful displays, or a tribute video. Our staff works closely with each family to create an atmosphere that feels both comfortable and reflective of their loved one, ensuring a gathering that is truly personal

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Traditional Funeral Service

Funeral services can be held in our chapel, a church, or any location that holds meaning for your family. We work closely with you to design a service that truly reflects your loved one’s life, incorporating stories, music, scripture, or other personal touches. For families who choose not to involve clergy, our funeral directors are available to lead the service. They are specially trained to create meaningful, healing experiences that honor your loved one’s memory and support your journey through grief.

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Graveside Service

A graveside service may be selected as an alternative to a traditional funeral and can be arranged on its own or following a period of visitation, either at the funeral home or at the cemetery, based on the family’s preferences.