Everything in One Place: The Comfort of On-Site Cremation
July 2, 2025
While many funeral homes send loved ones to off-site facilities for cremation, we do things differently — with our private, on-site crematory, Remembrance Cremation Center, your loved one remains in our care every step of the way.
Why Families Appreciate About Our On-Site Cremation
- Your loved one never leaves our care
Everything is handled by our own trusted team — no third-party transfers. - Complete transparency
You know exactly where your loved one is at all times. - Shorter time frame
Services can be scheduled more quickly and flexibly without waiting on outside providers. - Compassionate, consistent staff
The same caring professionals guide your family through every step of the process. - Peace of mind
Being in one place means fewer decisions, less worry, and more time to focus on what matters most.
If you’re interested in learning more about cremation or the services we offer, we invite you to schedule an appointment with our team. We’re here to answer your questions, walk you through your options, and help you make the decision that’s right for you and your family.
Wooster * 330-345-5665
Marietta * 740-373-2924
Ashland * 419-289-8958
Mt. Vernon * 740-392-6766
Seville * 330-334-1204
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