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Memorial Services
Traditionally, a memorial service is a service held without the body present. Typically these ceremonies include prayers, poems, or songs to remember the deceased, but “typical” is changing in today’s society.
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Visitation Services
At the visitation, also called a "viewing","wake" or simply "calling hours,” the body of the deceased person is present, so it naturally occurs prior to the cremation. The viewing usually takes place on one or two evenings before the funeral.
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Graveside Services
Many families opt to have their services at the cemetery where the cremated remains will be interred. The outdoor setting provides a beautiful backdrop to a warm, inviting, yet casual service in honor of the deceased.
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Safekeeping the Remains
We’ve heard it all. Families are often in a quandary as to how to care for their loved one’s cremated remains, and end up storing them in the laundry room, or under the kitchen sink. We have a selection of more honoring choices for you.
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