With cremation, you have options that aren’t available with traditional burial. You can place the remains in an urn and inter it in the family plot, place the urn in a niche in one Gardens of Memory’s two mausoleums, or customize your cremation. Our Family Service Counselors will explain the many options that are available to you.
More and more people are choosing cremation as an alternative to a traditional burial service. Gardens of Memory offers a wide range of choices that allow you to choose the type of service that you find most meaningful. Learn more about Cremation Services here.
Gardens of Memory is the area leader for personalized cremation options. Aside from our dazzling selection of urns and other cremation keepsakes, you can pre-plan your cremation service in a way that is uniquely you.
Receive a free Cremation Guide here.
Another interment option besides traditional ground burial is mausoleum entombment. A mausoleum is simply a large building designed to provide above-ground interment (or entombment) for a number of unrelated people.Sharing the cost of the mausoleum with other individuals has made it an affordable and attractive option for many. Gardens of Memory features two chapel mausoleums, Chapel of Memory and Chapel of Serenity.
Our Combination Cremation/Urn Memorial is a beautifully designed bronze memorial which is actually a combination urn and memorial in one. Permanently attached to the bottom of the memorial are two hand-crafted bronze urns designed to hold cremated remains. This memorial can be placed in many different gardens of our cemetery.
A niche is used for the permanent storage and/or display of cremated remains. There are many kinds of niches to chose from. Some are part of a larger group of granite fronted niches that form a garden wall or can be found in the Outdoor Garden section of our mausoleum, some are marble fronted that are part of our Indoor Chapel Area in our mausoleum. We even have some niches that are made of bronze and are glass fronted so you can always see the actual urn that contains the cremated remains.
The Everything Cremation Guide gives you a better understanding of your choices when you choose cremation.
For instance, you can be embalmed for a traditional service and then cremated—and then the ashes can be buried. Or, you might choose a cremation bench, mausoleum niche, water burial, or take-home selections like jewelry and other keepsakes.
This Guide informs families of the hundreds of choices you have when you choose cremation. Request your free copy now.
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