Traditional Services
Traditional Funeral Services to Honor a Life Well Lived
We can offer you a space to join with family and friends in grief, comfort and love. Above all, we will do everything we can to honor your loved one.

Visitation
This time is set aside for family and friends to gather together to say goodbye, while being in the comfort of those closest to them. We can personalize the visitation to be as unique as your loved one with a tribute video, items or displays that were important to your loved one, or simply pictures displayed. We will work with your family to design the perfect gathering experience.
Funeral Service
The funeral service can be held in our chapel, a church, or any other venue the family chooses. We work with our families to design a service that honors their loved one with stories, music, or scripture. We also have life celebrants who lead services where clergy may not be chosen. Our celebrants are trained in creating experiences that help start the healing process.
Graveside Service
A graveside or committal service is typically held immediately following the funeral service, but it can also be a small, intimate gathering of those closest to you.
Some Costs To Keep in Mind
- Personal services of the funeral director
- Embalming, dressing, cosmetology and hair arrangement
- Use of funeral home for visitations and the funeral service
- Hearse and other funeral vehicles
- Casket, vault and other goods and services
Personalizing a Funeral
- Display arts, crafts, or other personal artifacts that were cherished by the deceased
- Lead the funeral procession past some of the deceased's favorite spots
- Hold the funeral in a favorite spot of the deceased, especially if he or she was not a churchgoer.
- Playing favorite songs during the Calling hours or service
- Releasing balloons, at the interment, as a celebration of the life and ethereal spirit of the deceased
- Presentation of a personalized photo display, digital or video memorial
- Family and friends are invited to write letters containing their unspoken thoughts, which are then placed in the casket with the deceased.


