Traditional. Profound. Healing. Find a permanent resting place for your loved one.
Burials are a traditional memorial choice that give families a meaningful physical symbol to mark a loved one’s resting place. We offer an exceptional array of burial options, and can advise on your cemetery options. We understand the value of transparency, and understand that many options can be confusing, and even alarming. That's why we've become the experts, so that you may feel confident in your final resting place decision. We’re here to help you design a service and a physical memorial that will be a beautiful place to visit, forevermore.
Graveside Services
Express the life of your loved one and create a place for family and friends to gather.
We can help you design a meaningful and healing service to take place at the graveside. We’ll guide you through the process of personalizing the service. Working with your Funeral Director, you can select readings, speakers and create spiritual moments. You can include military honors, masonic rites and religious leadership. When it comes to memorialization, we offer many options. Your selection may include a flat memorial, upright monument, ledger, mausoleum plate, memorial benches or private estates. We’re here to share our expertise, with professionalism and compassion.
Committal Services
A graveside service takes place after a funeral and can be a profound healing experience.
Following the funeral service, an internment and committal service can follow at the gravesite. These are important gatherings to commemorate a life and provide closure following the service. Family and friends gather to commit a loved one to the Earth and say final farewells together. A committal service is symbolic and a helpful step in healing.
Find The Option For You
A funeral should be personalized to your loved one. If you have questions about your burial options, let us help. Contact us to select the ideal resting place.
Design a site to express a life and gratify the living.
A permanent resting place is something to consider carefully. Ask yourself about the kind of final resting place to best commemorate the life lost and provide a fitting place for family and friends to gather for services and future reflection.
