Merchandise

Caskets: Caskets come in a variety of styles and materials as well as price ranges to suit all individuals. The most common caskets are constructed of either metal or wood and often have an array of finishes as well as interior choices. Caskets can be personalized to be a tribute to fit your loved one.

Metal: Metal caskets are comprised of bronze, copper, stainless steel and steel. Most metal caskets have the ability to seal.

Bronze is the strongest and has greatest longevity of all caskets, but tends to be one of the more expensive options.

Copper is also considered to be durable and is also non-corrosive.

Stainless steel is known for its prolonged existence as it is used to comprise such items as tableware and medical equipment. It too is rust-resistant. Steel caskets come in 16, 18 and 20 gauge. 16 gauge being the thickest and strongest, and 20 gauge the thinnest.

Solid Hardwoods:

Cherry
Mahogany
Ash
Veneer
Oak

Other Woods:

Pine
Poplar
Wood Composite
Maple
Walnut

Outer Burial Containers: Outer burial containers are used to enclose the casket and are also known as grave liners or burial vaults. They are not required by state law, but are often a cemetery requirement. Outer burial containers protect the casket as the earth settles thus keeping the ground intact and help maintain the appearance of the cemetery for years to come. Grave liners are non-sealing receptacles made of concrete with drainage holes in the base. Burial vaults protect the casket by having a sealing mechanism, which does not allow earthly elements to enter and exit. They are available in different levels of protection:

Single reinforced vaults are constructed of high strength concrete and reinforced with a Strentex plastic liner or for additional strength, with a high-impact ABS Marbelon plastic liner
Double reinforced burial vaults are constructed of high strength concrete reinforced with your choice of bronze, copper or stainless steel metal bonded to a high-impact ABS Trilon thermoplastic liner.
Triple reinforced burial vaults are constructed of high strength concrete reinforced with bronze and both plastic liners, ABS Trilon thermoplastic and ABS Marbelon plastic

Urns: Urns are receptacles used to hold cremated remains. Like caskets, urns can be constructed of a variety of materials and be personalized to be a lasting mark of respect and honor for your loved one. Urns are often comprised of the following:

Wood, such as oak, mahogany, maple, cherry, cedar and pine
Metal, such as bronze, copper, or pewter
Natural stones such as marble, granite or onyx
Cultured marble
Ceramic
Porcelain
Plastic
Biodegradable materials

Urn Vaults: Urn vaults are used to encase urns. They offer the same benefits to an urn as a vault offers a casket, however they come in a much smaller size. There are different levels of protection offered just as with vaults. Urn vaults are not required by the state; however they may be required by cemeteries.

Keepsakes: Keepsake urns, like urns, are used to hold cremated remains, only in a much smaller quantity. They can be constructed of the same materials as full size urns. In some instances you can find matching full size and keepsake urns. Keepsake urns can also come in the form of jewelry, such as pendants or bracelets, which can hold a tiny amount of cremated remains, a lock of hair, or dried ceremonial flowers.