How The Cremated Remains Spend Eternity It is understandable for families to want to keep their loved ones close, which is why many people bring their family members’ cremated remains home with them. While memories can be made with the urn resting on a shelf or your fireplace mantle, the issues tend to arise once you are gone. All too often, we hear horror stories of ashes being sold in garage sales and individuals not realizing what is inside until they arrive home. Other instances occur as people pass on and the remains of their loved ones are sold as part of an estate or home purchase, leaving them to the new homeowner to decide what to do with them. In most cases, these individuals will do something that isn’t in the best interest of your loved one such as leaving them somewhere with no meaning, or even throwing the cremated remains away. What options do I have? It is better to protect your family member or friend’s memory to provide a location in a cemetery using one of our cremation products. This will give you the ability to visit them on special occasions ranging from holidays and anniversaries to birthdays and other special events. Few things are as important to a person’s memory than the legacy they leave behind and the way people remember them. When you lay to rest your loved one in a cemetery, you dedicate a permanent place for both their cremated remains and their memory. Their name will be remembered as someone who made a significant impact on others during their time on this earth. Their legacy will be passed on for generations to come as you share stories with your children, their children, and with others about their life passions and accomplishments.

TYPES OF CREMATION MEMORIALS WE OFFER

Bevel Memorial Cremation Bevels are a perfect solution for cemeteries that don't allow upright memorials. The bevel comes in a 2 foot and 3 foot design in Medium Georgia Grey. Add laser artwork or portraits to the jet black plaque for a personalized memorial.
Pillar A cremation pillar is made of a durable granite stone, and features a hollow chamber that holds and protects the cremated remains for all eternity. The top of the cremation pillar is slightly beveled, to make it easier to view. The pillars can be customized to accommodate the remains of one or more individuals, for those who desire a family memorial, and, of course, can be personalized with the information of the loved one, which is usually etched into the top of the pillar.
Columbarium An upright columbarium is a structure designed for the reverential and storage of funerary urns containing cremated remains. Unlike traditional ground burial, where caskets are interred in graves, an upright columbarium provides a arrangement of niches or compartments to hold urns. Names, dates and words of comfort can be added to memorialize their loved ones. The use of granite, marble, or other durable materials ensures lasting beauty and tribute for generations to come.
Benches A cremation bench is a memorial structure that combines functionality with remembrance. Here are the key points to describe it: Purpose: A cremation bench serves as both a seating area and a memorial. Families can sit, reflect, and honor their loved ones while visiting a cemetery or memorial park. Design: Cremation benches are typically made of durable materials such as granite or marble. They feature engravings with the deceased person’s name, birth and death dates, and other personalized details. Placement: You’ll find cremation benches in cemeteries, cremation gardens, or even on private property. They mark the spot where cremated remains are buried or serve as a tribute in memory of the departed. Functionality: Visitors can sit on the bench, surrounded by the peaceful ambiance of the cemetery, while paying their respects. Customization: Families can choose from various styles, materials, and inscriptions to create a meaningful and lasting tribute. Remember, a cremation bench provides comfort, connection, and a place for quiet contemplation in honor of those who have passed.

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