Why is Having an On-site Crematory Important?

The importance of having our own on-site crematory can’t be overstated. It means our families who choose cremation can expect thorough privacy, convenience and respect since we have complete control in the handling of the entire cremation process. We are the only funeral home in Osceola County with an operating on-site crematory inside our new, clean, state-of-the-art and secure facility. Many area funeral homes advertise that they offer "cremation services", however, most subcontract this sensitive process to distant, off-site crematories.

Your loved one never leaves our care. From the moment your loved one comes into our care, they will be tended by us and only us. This gives us the ability to control and oversee every aspect of the cremation process. As a result, we can ensure families ultimate security and the most dignified handling of every cremation.

Cremation Viewing Room. Unlike most crematories, we offer witnessing and the opportunity for families to assist in the beginning of the cremation process. Our new facility has a viewing and witnessing room where family members may be present during the cremation process.

Our staff members are certified. We are members of the Cremation Association of North America, which provides advanced certifications to our staff. We strictly adhere to a Cremation Code of Ethics, an assurance to you of our commitment to dignity and honesty.

The Religious Aspects of a Cremation Decision. We embrace and respect cultural and religious diversity. Working with a family's clergy or cultural leader, we make sure that religious guidelines are strictly followed.

Your Personal Inspection is Encouraged. Cremation with Osceola Memory Gardens assures families the highest level of accountability, and one way we document that assurance is in our open invitation to inspect our facilities. In fact, we encourage your personal inspection.

You can be assured that when you choose us, you’ve made the best possible cremation arrangements for your loved one, or as part of your own cremation pre-arrangement plans.