The funeral allows people to remember and honor their loved ones in a special way. It serves as a central gathering place for family and friends to give emotional support to one another, while encouraging mourners to face the pain of their loss. The opportunity to express their thoughts and feelings helps them to better cope with their grief, and enables them to move forward in their lives. It initiates the grief process while bringing closure to the death by remembering their lives.

“Our debt to the heroic men and valiant women in the service of our country can never be repaid. They have earned our undying gratitude. America will never forget their sacrifices.”

– Former President Harry S. Truman

• Basic services of funeral director and staff
• Arrangement of clergy
• Transfer of remains to funeral facility
• Embalming
• Other preparation of remains (including dressing, casketing, and cosmetizing)
• Use of Facilities & Staff for Viewing/Visitation (church/chapel)
• Memorial Package: cards/folders (100 max included), registration book, acknowledgement notes, cross/crucifix, pall bearer gloves (upon request)
• Composing & Placing of Obituary Notices
• Filing of all necessary paperwork and permits
• Flag for family (discharge papers requested)
• Use of facilities and staff for funeral ceremony
• Hearse (casket coach)
• Flag panel/flag eagle corners for casket
• Graveside or interment chapel services
• Arrange for military honors
• Selection of flag display cases available for purchase
• Burial at military cemetery (vault optional)