We handle arrangements for cremation, burial, and memorial services while also providing emotional support to the bereaved. Here are some of the key responsibilities we will take care of:

• Transferring your loved one from the place of passing to the funeral home
• Preparing the deceased,including embalming, casketing, and cosmetic care
• Assisting families in planning the funeral or memorial service
• Filing necessary certificates, permits, and forms, including death certificates
• Coordinating with cemeteries, crematories, or other final disposition locations
• Writing and publishing obituaries
• Arranging clergy, music, flowers, transportation, pallbearers, or military honors
• Managing the funeral service and procession
• Supporting families with claims for Social Security, VA benefits, or grief counseling

The cost of a cremation reflects the range of professional services, facilities, and materials involved. These may include:

• Transfer of your loved one to the funeral home
• Embalming and preparation of the body
• Facilities and staff for viewing, ceremonies, and processions
• Use of transportation, such as hearses or service vehicles
• Printed materials like memorial programs
• Cremation expenses, including caskets, vaults, or cemetery plots

For an urgent estimate, please call us at (718) 236-2442.

Absolutely. Cremation is simply the method of final disposition, while funeral services are designed to honor and remember your loved one. You can still hold traditional services, memorials, or other gatherings.

The cost of a funeral reflects the range of professional services, facilities, and materials involved. These may include:

• Traditional Funeral Service: A full ceremony followed by burial or cremation
• Memorial Service:A service typically held after cremation or burial, often without the body present
• Committal Service:A gathering at the final resting place, such as a graveside ceremony
• Celebration of Life Service:A personalized service focusing on honoring the individual’s life

Yes, pre-planning is available no matter which final disposition you choose. It allows you to document your wishes and prepay for services. This ensures your preferences are honored and helps ease the burden on your family.

To make arrangements, please bring:

• Full legal name, address, and marital status
• Social Security number
• Date and place of birth
• Education history and occupation
• Parent names, including the mother’s maiden name
• Information on next of kin and other survivors
• Armed Forces service dates and serial number (if applicable)

Additionally, please provide theMilitary Discharge Papers: following details about your loved one:

• Advance Directives: Any written instructions regarding the deceased’s wishes for their funeral or burial (e.g., a will, pre-need contract, or disposition directive).
• Military Discharge Papers: If applicable, to arrange veteran honors
• Cemetery Property Details: Any documents for grave plots or columbarium spaces.
• Personal Items:A recent photograph and any belongings for the viewing or burial.