A traditional viewing service is a way families, ethnic or religious groups acknowledge a death. Normally a viewing involves preparing the body so others can see their loved ones at peace.  An open casket is used so people can pay their respects during a scheduled wake service.

 

            Cremation service:.  A cremation can include a viewing with the body present.  You can also consider having a ceremony in our funeral home or at your church or a place of your choice.  The cremains can be returned to the family, buried in a local cemetery or in a mausoleum niche.

 

            A Memorial service can include a wake service with no casket present and can also include a religious service with your minister, priest or pastor.