Specialty Services

For families who have chosen cremation for a loved one, the next decision involves what to do with the remains. Some choose to keep the cremated remains in their home, have them placed in a columbarium niche at a local cemetery, or scatter the ashes in a meaningful place.

Many of us think of a ‘green’ funeral as a burial in a woodland cemetery, using a shroud or a biodegradable casket. However, there is no clear answer as to which is considered more eco friendly, cremation or burial. But, there are many aspects that can be considered when planning a funeral to be environmentally friendly as possible. 

We are proud to offer a variety of specialty merchandise and memorialization options such as Eternity's Touch fingerprint jewelry, flowers, memorial treet planting and the new Living Reef Memorial Program.

Repatriation is the act of restoring a person to their native land. There may be a personal desire to be buried in the native country that person was born in. Alternatively, the family may feel that the person's soul may not be at peace if the body was buried anywhere but their homeland.

Exhumation is defined as the removal of human remains, whether they are complete or cremated remains, from the place where they are buried. There are many reasons a family may want an exhumation, learn more here.