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Although cremation has steadily increased in popularity in the United States for the past 50 years, there is still much mystery about the practice. it is a topic we often get a lot of questions about. What is cremation? How does cremation work? Why should I choose cremation vs. burial? These are some just a few of the questions we hear from Ohio families.
This section of our website gives the cremation facts you need, and gives you an idea of what we can offer you in terms of our Ohio cremation services. There are a lot of myths out there about cremation, and we intend to help families learn the truth.
What is Cremation?First, let’s give a clear cremation definition. Cremation is an option of body disposition that acts as an alternative to burial. Cremation reduces the body to ashes by exposing it to very high temperatures usually ranging between 1400 to 1800 degrees Fahrenheit. The cremation process is quite technical in nature and is handled by trained, cremation experts. There is the misconception that cremation simply involves lighting the body on fire and letting it burn. However, the process is much more complicated and done with much more care and compassion. |
As you begin to learn about cremation from our resources below, keep these questions in mind when deciding if cremation is right for you or your loved one.
1) What kind of feeling does cremation give you? What about burial? Based purely on emotion, which one do you feel better about?
2) How much are you willing to spend? Is cost a major concern for you when it comes to end-of-life planning?
3) Are you religious? What stance does your religion take on cremation? Will this spirituality have any impact on your decision to choose cremation?
4) Are you an environmentally conscious person?
5) What do your family member’s think about cremation?
Perhaps the decision for cremation is an easy one for you. But if it is not, go through the pages below to improve your understanding. If you want an even more comprehensive look at cremation, please download our eBook, Cremation: Everything You Need to Know.
As cremation experts, we promise families:
- Attention to Detail
Our amazing staff takes care of all the permits, documents, and paperwork that needs to be filled out.
- Respectful Care of the Deceased
You can trust that we show the respect and compassion that your loved one deserves. Each one of our cremation operators have been thoroughly trained to properly handle the body during the cremation process.
- Efficiency with the Cremation Process
We have mastered the cremation process. Although we have extreme attention to detail, we also work with efficiency to return your loved one’s ashes to you.
- Knowledge and Communication
As cremation experts we not only know everything about cremation, but we will also take the time to explain anything you want to know about the process. We full transparency in our business practices.
- Safekeeping of Your Loved One’s Ashes
We notify you as soon as your loved one’s ashes are ready to be returned to you. In the meantime, we safeguard the ashes until you are ready to receive them.
Families from Bellbrook, Dayton, Kettering, Centerville, and Beavercreek have turned to us time and time for reliable and affordable cremation services. We do not believe any other funeral home can match our expertise when it comes to cremation. Call us today at 937-848-6651 to learn more about our cremation services.
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