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The VA defines a Veteran as "a person who served in the active military, naval, or air service and who was discharged or released under conditions other than dishonorable." This is important to keep in mind when applying for Veteran benefits. However, Veteran can mean many things to different people. To us, it's someone who dedicated their life to protecting and serving our country. Share the definitions of a Veteran

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Yes, it's quite common to divide up ashes in urns. Family members and/or close friends often choose together what they wish to do, unless the cremation is prearranged.

Thank you Veterans!

Planning ahead for your cremation with us is hassle-free, so you can get on living.

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DID YOU KNOW? There are respectful, alternative options for burial? If you choose cremation, there are unique memorial options such as having your loved one's cremains turned into a memorial diamond.

Men and women who have served in the Armed Forces deserve special consideration. Contact us to learn more about our funeral and burial benefits for Veterans.

Although not all veterans grieve in the same way, sometimes the unique conflict situation veterans face and their inability to take time off to grieve the loss of a fellow service member, frequently brings on specific instances of survivor guilt and traumatic grief. Survivor guilt can be very intense for veterans, in fact it is most common among veterans diagnosed with Post- Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Traumatic grief occurs when a loss is sudden, violent, and/or comple...tely unexpected. This kind of grieving can also extend into physical pain, mental anxiety, and stress disorders. There is no right or wrong way for veterans to come to terms with grief and loss. Veterans experiencing survivor guilt or traumatic grief are encouraged to seek professional help. There are numerous resources available from family, friends, and organizations who stand ready to offer assistance. To learn more about veteran offerings, contact us at your convenience.

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Veteran funeral services honor those who have bravely sacrificed. A Veteran funeral service is unique in that it can include honor guards, a rifle salute, the U.S. flag over the casket, flag folding, taps played, drumming and other military elements.