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Funeral director's are there to help  with every aspect of the funeral process, such as:

• Arranging Funeral Plans
• Helping Notify Friends & Family
• Securing Permits & Death Certificates
• Taking Care of The Deceased
• Coordinating Details With Clergy
• Helping Arrange Burial or Cremation
• Helping Secure Veteran's Burial Allowance, Social Security or Other Benefits
• Follow-up After Funeral
• Notifying Employer
• Notifying Organization
• Luncheon Arrangements
• Markers and Monuments
• And Much, Much More

As soon as a death occurs, call your funeral director immediately. We are prepared to respond to your needs quickly and competently and to guide you through the choices and decisions that need to be made.

Again, make planning the funeral a joint effort with your family and friends, which lessens the burden and further enables the healing process. 

Gathering with the body present, is called a funeral service. If the body is not present the gathering is called  a memorial service. Depending upon your choice of either burial, cremation or placement of the deceased in an above-ground vault, you can have either a memorial service or a funeral service. Commonly there is a period of visitation at the funeral home, during which the casket may be open or closed, according to the survivors' requests. 

Funeral directors are there to guide you through the decision making process. Those decisions include choosing a casket, a vault and or an urn and choosing the type of service. Also, we will help you to decide the process that people can use to express their sympathy, such as flowers or donations to the deceased's favorite charities.

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