Cremation Placement

Finding a Place of Lasting Peace

Cremation Placement

Cremation is becoming an increasingly common choice in the United States, having outpaced burials and continuing to grow in popularity. Cremation allows for more leeway than a traditional burial, which must occur soon after death. When a family chooses cremation, they can hold a memorial service before cremation, as you would typically do with a burial. But they can also choose to postpone service until the family is ready.

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Traditional Ground Burial

Just as with traditional casket burials, urns can be interred in-ground within our cemetery grounds. This allows families who choose different methods of disposition to still share a final resting place and be memorialized with a permanent marker.

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Scattering Gardens & Bench Estates

We offer beautiful, low-cost scattering gardens for those who wish to return to nature. For a more private tribute, bench estates provide a tranquil resting spot within our gardens where loved ones can visit and pay their respects.

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Columbarium & Glass Front Niches

Choose the lasting elegance of granite or marble niches, or select an indoor glass-front niche. These units allow for a personalized display where an urn can be placed alongside cherished photographs and small mementos of your loved one.