Those who wish to be cremated are placed in a cremation chamber or retort where through a process of heat and evaporation, the body is reduced to its original elements of bone fragments. The cremated remains are placed in a container or urn and given to the family, cemetery or funeral director for final disposition.

One method of disposition of cremated remains is placement above ground in a columbarium niche in a mausoleum. The niche may be faced with glass, bronze, marble or granite and is located on the interior or exterior of a mausoleum

Another method of disposition is within the ground in an urn garden, cremation memorial, or within a family plot.

Cremation Urns are for the permanent containment of cremated remains and come in a variety of sizes, styles and materials.

The urn vault is intended for in-ground interment of urns. Made of polymers for strength and longevity, it will withstand the weight and pressure of the earth over the grave. Cremation urns may be buried directly without the use of an urn vault.

Cremation Features are outdoor areas specifically designed for interment of cremated remains. A columbarium of niches may be arranged in many configurations to enhance a feature garden or as a family memorial using a cremorial bench.

Prices do not include urn, lettering, or inurnment fee