When a loved one passes away, a mortuary like the Pace
funeral home is there to help you through the funeral and the burial. If they
were forward thinking, all the arrangements that the deceased desired would
have been decided on long before they passed away. Making prior arrangements
and paying for them saves those left behind from having to decide on what to do
without their loved one around.
Funeral and Burial Arrangements
Anyone can go and meet with a funeral director and make the
decisions about where you want your body interred, what type of funeral service
you want, and if you want your body to be preserved or not. You can be buried
in a traditional cemetery, a green cemetery, a Jewish only cemetery, or
cremated. If you have a lot of money and want to be put in a quick frozen state,
your body can be preserved that way. Mummification is also a choice for those
who love ancient traditions. Some green cemeteries allow you to be buried in a
simple wooden box in the ground, with no embalming fluids. You can also be
wrapped in a sheet and buried like they were hundreds of years ago. Some green
cemeteries don’t allow you to put a traditional granite headstone to mark where
the body is buried. The green burial spot can be marked with something natural
like a tree or rocks.
Honoring Wishes
Cremation is becoming more popular with clients and, at a
place like the Pace funeral home, they are equipped to honor almost all the wishes of the deceased. Some
wishes just aren’t in their power to grant. The funeral can be conducted at the
funeral home or wherever the deceased had requested. A memorial service is also
a possibility if a full-blown funeral service is not desired. If the
arrangements have not been made before they pass away, the family can do the
best they can with what they think their loved one would have wanted. Funeral
directors are in their profession because they do a good job with people who
are grieving by helping them get through a difficult time. Be assured, you will
be in good hands when the time comes.
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