What is Cremation?
Cremation is the reduction of the body of a deceased person to recoverable bone fragments through a process, which combines intense heat and evaporation. The fragments are then collected and referred to as "cremated remains" or "ashes".

Do I have to pay a monthly maintenance fee?
No. A one time Perpetual Care fee is charged at the time you purchase a grave, crypt or niche. The money is placed in a special restricted fund, the proceeds of which are used to cover future maintenance costs throughout the cemetery.

What kind of monument may I purchase?
Monuments must conform to the regulations that govern the different sections of the cemetery. We offer, flat memorials in granite and bronze. Upright monuments are only available in granite. Ceramic photos, emblems, and memorial benches are available for purchase. Please visit the cemetery office for more information.

How do I pay for burial arrangements?
There are a variety of payment options and terms to help you remain within your personal budget. Cash, check, MasterCard , VISA, American Express and Discover Card are honored for your convenience. Special terms are also available for persons in need.

What happens if I buy cemetery property here in advance and later move to another area?
Many cemeteries now belong to credit exchange programs which allow for a dollar-for-dollar transfer of services and merchandise between participating cemeteries. Our cemetery participates in the International Cemetery and Funeral Association's lot exchange program for your benefit.