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At Red Mountain Funeral Home, families, relatives, friends, and neighbors gather here to commemorate the life and death of a loved one. Many are reunited, and memories-some sad, some joyful-are enshrined in their hearts, but most of all, love prevails simply by your presence. Your commemorative gifts take many forms, but most importantly your prayerful thoughts and being there to provide love, support, comfort and hope to the bereaved family.
Lets face it no one really wants to see the inside of a funeral home especially when they are going there for a family member or friend and so we do our upmost to provide a peaceful environment with beautiful surroundings and the tranquility you and your family need at a time when it matters.
Furthermore, we understand that it is not always possible to attend a service or a visitation in person. In light of this, we’ve created beautiful interactive online tributes to memorialize your loved one. Leave a condolence, share a memory, post a photo, light a candle,
Diana has worked in the funeral home business for fifteen years as a family counselor and community outreach, helping to educate families.
Voss helps families out with advanced funeral planning and arrangements as a licensed insurance agent.
Their strong religious background make for a wonderful partnership and marriage.
They feel blessed to be able to help so many people during the hardest time of anyone’s life.
Born and raised in a Chicago funeral home. He is third generation funeral director with 30+ years.
His family still owns their family funeral home back in Chicago with living quarters still above their funeral home. He loves good pizza and Da Bears.
If you ever take a trip out there let him know and he will steer you in the right direction.
Darren and his wife moved out to Arizona to escape the snowy weather for beautiful Arizona sunny days.
Cremation is an increasingly popular option for many people, serving as an alternative to burial. Reasons for preferring cremation vary. Some religions request it, while other people consider it more environmentally conscious. Some may simply like the idea of cremation more. During cremation, the remains are placed in a special furnace and reduced to resemble coarse sand. Cremation is not an alternative to a funeral, but rather an alternative to or other forms of disposition.
Cremated remains can be scattered, buried, or they may be kept with the family in a decorative urn. There are many ways to scatter ashes today: cremated remains can be placed in an artificial coral reef in the ocean; they can be launched into space or sent up in helium balloons; they can be spun into glass pieces of art or diamonds.
Some religions welcome cremation, while others forbid it. The Catholic Church had previously banned cremation up until 1963, and burial remains the preferred form of disposition today. In other Christian denominations, cremation was historically discouraged but is now more widely accepted. In eastern religions such as Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism, and Buddhism, cremation is mandated. In Islam, it is strictly forbidden. Orthodox also forbid cremation, while other sects of Judaism support cremation; however, burial remains the preferred option.
Flex-Pay Financing, Crowd Funding & Fund Raising available upon request.
Veterans 10% off with DD214
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Traditionally, a burial service involves a visitation the night before at our chapel or a church of your choosing. A funeral service the next day at our chapel or a church of your choosing, followed by a procession to the cemetery.
While the casket is typically present at both these events, it is your decision whether to have the casket open. You then have a number of options for interment. Decisions also need to be made on whether the body needs to be embalmed, what kind of casket to use, what cemetery to use and what to put on the gravestone.
Flex-Pay Financing, Crowd Funding & Fund Raising available upon request.
Veterans 10% off with DD214
The charges listed below include:
The charges listed below include:
