Affordable Burial & Cremation Service Inc

We know that you will not be at your best when you suddenly need our services. That is why our staff is so thoroughly trained in understanding the issues that accompany grief, and know how to listen and take care of and address details that you might overlook.

The grieving process is hard. With strong history of understanding and experience, we understand that a simple funeral process can make your time just a little bit easier. Grieve with people who understand your humanity.

Funeral directors remain available during every stage of the funeral arrangement process to try and make things as smooth as possible. Even after the service is over, they may provide guidance on estate documents, social security and memorial products.

After the unexpected loss of a loved one, it can be normal to experience a radical disruption of your sleep cycle. Since it s our goal to make this trying time less difficult, we re prepared to meet with you whenever it's best for you.

Did you know that, in Jewish tradition, it is expected that the deceased will be watched over by someone at all times until the funeral and burial? A Jewish funeral director will know and may even be able to help you choose a person or people to handle this.

Traditionally, funeral services have flower ladies as well as pallbearers. This tradition began in the Midwest and involved friends of the gamily moving floral arrangements from the funeral home to the service to the graveside.

Are you confused about exactly what elements you must include in a Jewish funeral service? Let s talk about the way your loved one lived his or her life, so that we can help you put together a service that will honor his or her life and faith.

We recognize how powerful the instinct can be to provide for your spouse and children, even when you re no longer around. Pre-arranging and paying for all or part of your funeral service is just one way you can continue to look after your family after you pass.

After the death of a loved one, it's important to contact us as soon as possible so we can arrange for transport to the funeral home. This will help ensure the body is buried within the two days dictated by Jewish tradition.

Are you at a loss for comforting words to say to a grieving friend? Sometimes, just being available to run errands or to sit and listen for a while can be the best gift you can give your bereaved friend. Your presence alone can convey that you care.

Are you already a member of a congregation? In that case, you will have your own rabbi to assist with the funeral rites. A Jewish funeral home will work with them and under their direction to make sure everything is done correctly.

Flowers are a sign of sympathy, caring, warmth, and understanding sent from friends to family members who have lost a loved one. Around the world, they are recognized as a symbol of life, simplicity, and beauty.

Tombstones should be placed on graves of Jews according to law so that that person will not be forgotten and their grave won't be harmed. In some communities, it's customary to keep a veil on the tombstone until the end of the year mourning period.