Services

Professional Assistance

Planning the details of a funeral and coordinating the service are difficult tasks in a time of crisis. Beginning at the moment we receive notification of a person’s death, our professional staff will begin to assist your family with the many details of planning a funeral. We’ll take responsibility for the care of your loved one. A funeral director will make arrangements to meet with you to discuss your wishes, assure compliance with the law, provide assistance with floral selection and help coordinate the time and place of the funeral service.

Our staff and facilities are available to your family and help coordinate the details of the service with the clergy, the cemetery, or other participants in the ceremony. Our caring staff will also aid your family in completing any necessary paperwork including obituary notices, Social Security forms, and Veteran’s and insurance benefits.

Should our facility be chosen, we will provide compassionate, comprehensive and respectful service.  We appreciate your trust and assure you that our commitment to you and your family remains steadfast.  We welcome any questions or concerns that you may have.


Cremation is an option more families are choosing as part of their funeral plans. The reasons people give for choosing cremation vary. There are those who believe cremation is a less expensive funeral care alternative. Some believe it’s the “right thing to do” for the earth. Still others choose cremation when families are separated by distance.

Whatever, your reasons for choosing cremation, Mr. Wimer will be by your side to explain the many options available.

Funeral Services with Cremation

Prior to cremation, your family may choose to have a visitation and a funeral service with your loved one present. Mr. Wimer will answer all your questions and explain cremation caskets and cremation rental caskets for those families choosing to have a viewing followed by cremation.

Services can also take place after cremation, either at the funeral home or your church. Your family may or may not have the cremated remains placed in an urn for the memorial tribute services.

Regardless of when a service is held, having some kind of ceremony provides family and friends with the opportunity to say a final “good-bye.” This time also gives your family an opportunity to share their memories and give support to one another.

Final Disposition

Placing the cremated remains in a permanent memorial is just as important to some families as the memorial service itself. For many, a grave or mausoleum niche is a place to visit and remember the life of their loved one. Others find a place in their home to keep the cremated remains. Choosing a place for final disposition provides your family the opportunity to visit and reflect in a permanent, identifiable location.

Whatever your wishes, our professional staff will assist your family in planning a unique, individual tribute for your loved one before or after the cremation process.

We pride ourselves in serving families with complete, personalized funeral arrangements:

• Assist family in contacting the church, newspapers, insurance company, veteran’s benefits
  
• Offer Traditional Services as well as Cremation Services
  
• Honor all Preneed and Insurance Policies
  
• Arrangement of Military Honors
  
• Individual attention to specific wishes, customs or religious considerations
  
• Offer Prearrangement Services
  
• Comfortable facility with ample parking
  
• Handicap accessible
  
• Online Condolences