Caskets & Monuments

Hardwood Caskets are available in cherry, oak, mahogany, walnut, ash, poplar, & maple. These caskets have a more traditional appeal, and are often chosen because of the warmth, beauty, and rich finish. Wood caskets are handcrafted, can be personalized in a variety of ways in order to reflect the life of your loved one.

Metal Caskets - which include bronze, copper, and steel - are typically selected because of the available finishes. Metal caskets offer more long-term protection than wood caskets; the most durable being bronze and copper. When choosing a steel casket, keep in mind that they come in many grades, gauges, styles and finishes, so make sure to ask your funeral director which options are right for you. Metal caskets can be personalized in a variety of ways in order to reflect the life of your loved one.

Vaults and Outer Burial Containers serve to protect a casket from the elements, offering long-term protection for the casket. Some cemeteries require the use of an outer burial container in order to help protect the grounds, so check with your funeral director regarding the requirements of your cemetery.

Urns, containers for cremated remains, are available in a wide range of styles and prices. Urns styles range in form from simple containers to very elaborate works of art. Before making a selection, you'll want to consider what the urn is intended for. Is it for burial, placement in niche, scattering, or to be displayed in your home? The styles and choices of urns are virtually unlimited, so if you have something special in mind please let us know.

Monuments and Markers are used as a permanent memorial at the cemetery, marking your loved one's grave with anything from a basic flat marker to an elaborate monument. Since even the most basic markers and monuments require a fair degree of customization (such as font styles, information to be presented, colors, materials, etc.), please allow our staff to help you with the selection process.