Pre-Planning

We are a full service facility, offering traditional services, cremation services, pre-paid trust funeral agreements, and a full line of monuments and markers. Pre-planning a funeral may seem a difficult task. However, making funeral arrangements in advance is one of the best things you can do for the ones you love.

You can pre-plan any or all of your funeral services, from selecting merchandise, to the order of service, to gathering information for legal documents. Anything you do ahead of time will make things easier at a time when family members are already stressed.

The following is a list of vital information needed for legal documents following one’s death:

• Person’s Full Legal Name
• Person’s Legal Address (Including Township and County of Residence)
• Date of Birth
• Place of Birth (City and State)
• Social Security Number
• Highest Level of Education
• Race/Ancestry
• Member of the U.S. Armed Forces
• Usual Occupation/Kind of Business or Industry
• Marital Status
• Name of Surviving Spouse (if wife give maiden name)
• Father’s Full Name/Mother’s Full Maiden Name

The following are some things to think about when planning a funeral:

• Place of Service/Visitation
• Clergy officiating
• Suggested Scripture, Poetry, or Readings
• Organist, musicians, or vocalist
• Family member participation in Funeral Service
• Casket Pallbearers
• Memorial Contributions
• Flower Choices
• Pictures for Memorial Folders and/or Video Tribute
• Final Disposition (whether burial, cremation, other)
• Name and Location of Cemetery

If you have the information listed above and would like to start the pre-arrangment process by filling out our secure and encrypted form, please click here.