Heritage Memorial Funeral Home Claimed

No. We offer many services to honor your loved one, which include memorialized gifts, planning and setting headstones, as well as offering cremation services.

A funeral or memorial service provides an opportunity for the living to show respect for the deceased and pay tribute to their life. It provides a framework to freely and openly express our beliefs, feelings, and thoughts about the death of our loved one. It gives us permission to grieve our loss, share in solidarity, and gain strength from others who are experiencing the same loss.

The four main types of funeral services include the traditional funeral service, the memorial service, the committal service, and the affirmation or celebration of life service.

Pre-arranging funeral services can be done regardless of the final disposition. Pre-arranging is simply recording your wishes with the funeral home and prefunding if you choose to do so.

Advance Directives - If the deceased left any written advance directives concerning the disposition of his remains and memorialization, you need to bring them with you. These instructions may be found in a will, or there may be a formally witnessed disposition directive, funeral pre-arrangements, or a pre-need contract.

Military Discharge Papers
Details on any cemetery property owned by the deceased or the family (grave plot, columbarium space, etc.)

Recent photograph of the deceased and any personal effects that you wish to be included in the viewing or burial

Specific information on the deceased:
Full legal name
Address
Marital status
Social Security number
Date of birth
Place of birth (city and state)
Educational history (number of years of schooling)
Armed Forces service dates and serial number
Occupation or profession
Parent's names, including mother's maiden name
Next of kin and other survivors