Common Questions

Call us at 800.567.1234 — day or night. If the death occurred at home under hospice care, call the hospice nurse first, then call us. If it occurred in a hospital, the staff will guide you and we will arrange the transfer. You do not need to decide anything else until we sit down together.

Our complete packages begin at $1,450 for a simple farewell, $2,850 for our most-chosen Gold service and $4,200 for Premium. Every family receives an itemized written estimate before agreeing to anything, and there are never hidden charges.

There is no right answer — only what fits your loved one's wishes, your traditions and your budget. Burial offers a permanent place to visit; cremation offers flexibility of timing and memorial options. Our directors walk you through both without pressure.

Yes. A memorial service can be held days or weeks later, with or without the urn or casket present. Many families choose this when relatives must travel, and we provide photographs, memory tables and live-streaming.

Pre-planning records your wishes — burial or cremation, music, readings, flowers — and can set aside funds at today's prices. It spares your family difficult guesses and unexpected costs. A consultation is free and takes about an hour.

Yes. Our meadow hosts natural burials in biodegradable caskets or shrouds, without vaults or embalming fluids, marked by a native tree planting and a hand-carved stone.

Every chapel service can be live-streamed privately to family anywhere in the world, and recorded as a keepsake. We also help schedule memorials weeks later so travelers can attend in person.

Every family receives our aftercare guide with local support groups and counselors, an anniversary remembrance letter, and an invitation to our annual candle-lighting evening each December. Our door stays open for years, not weeks.