A Cremation is one of the two most common options for the disposition or disposal of human remains after death. Typically, a burial into a cemetery plot is generally more expensive than cremation.
There are various factors to consider when deciding between a cremation a burial, including religious beliefs, cultural practices, environmental concerns, cost, and personal preference.
It is important to research and discuss your options with loved ones to make the best decision for you.
A cremation involves placing the body into high temperature cremation chamber until it is reduced to ash. The ashes are returned to the bereaved family, they then can be scattered, kept in an urn, buried, or placed into a columbarium or niche wall.
At Great Lakes Funerals we can provide services for a Cremation. We can accommodate for various Funeral service formats:
This Funeral service would take place at either Great Lakes Funerals Chapel or a Church, club or outdoor venue of your choice with an unattended cremation.
This Funeral service would take place at either Great Lakes Funerals Chapel or a church, club or outdoor venue of your choice with an attendance committal at the crematorium.
Often referred to as a No Service, No Attendance (NSNA) A private cremation with no attendance at the crematorium.
Can be held at a chapel or church like a funeral service. The ashes may also be present at the chapel or church.
