What the caterpillar thought was the end of life, the butterly knew was the beginning
Landmark Funeral Home – Traditional Cremation Funeral
Cremation is another form of final disposition of the body.
The cremation casket or container is placed in the cremation chamber and through intense heat the body is reduced to bone fragments, known as cremated remains.
Depending on the families wishes the cremated remains can be scattered, placed in a cemetery or kept at home.
Ceremony
Cremation as the choice of disposition does not preclude the family from having a public visitation. The deceased would be embalmed, dressed, cosmetized and casketed in a cremation or rental casket for the visitation.
The service can be held at the funeral home or a church followed by the cremation. If a family chooses not to have a visitation, a memorial service at the funeral home or a church offers another way their loved one can be remembered.
Religious Meaning
Most religions accept cremation as the final disposition of the human remains. The Catholic church now allows the urn to be present in church for a memorial mass.
Landmark’s Promise
If there are questions concerning cremation, the staff of Landmark Funeral Home is here to answer and guide the family through the funeral process.
Landmark Funeral Home offers a Celebration of Life ceremony with Valerie Panciera-Rieth coordinating and officiating the memorialization of your loved one.
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4200 Hollywood Boulevard
Hollywood FL 33021