Hartson Funeral Home

Burial Services

Human burial dates back more than 100,000 years, making it one of the longest-lived and most widespread of traditions. 

Understanding Burial Services

We have deep respect for this traditional practice. Its historic origins make burial seem familiar and straightforward, but there are several important things to consider:

One of the first decisions involves choosing a cemetery and the specific place of burial within it. You'll then need to select a casket and a burial vault, as most cemeteries require their use. Arranging the burial service itself may seem daunting, but tradition dictates the choreography of the event, and our directors are ready to help with the details.

At some point, and this does not have to take place right away, one must select a headstone, or marker, and the inscription.

Consider Your Options

Hartson Funeral Home offers a number of affordable burial service options. They range from simple burials, where only a member of our staff oversees the interment, to simple graveside services led by a minister or celebrant, to a traditional funeral service followed by burial. Each can be tailored to meet the needs and expectations of your family.

Reasons to Hold a Burial Service

You may be surprised to learn of the benefits of a well-crafted burial burial service. For example, here are several reasons people choose hold a graveside service:

Simplicity: People often long for greater simplicity in their lives. Consider the Roman Catholic, Anglican and Quaker religious orders that continue to strive for a simple, sincere approach to life. 

The Natural Setting: What better place to celebrate the life of a loved one than under the open sky, beneath trees, or beside flowers? No matter the type of cemetery, the emotional and spiritual comforts of the natural surroundings ware deeply felt.

Religious Requirements: There are profound religious reasons families choose burial services over any other final care option. For example, the Christian concept of resurrection of the body is deeply held belief, making burial an act of religious ceremony. Jewish families and those practicing Islamic traditions also have strong religious and social commitments to burial.

Are You Ready to Talk About Burial Services?

We're ready to listen and offer measured guidance and support. Please contact us or send us message using the form below. 

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