When losing a loved one or friend your world suddenly stops in its tracks, but the world does not stop for your grief. It is so hard to keep your composure and take care of the final arrangements and necessary preparations. When emotions are raw and your mental faculties are confused and attempting to process what has just happened, everything is hard. Evans Funeral Chapel and Cremation Services and other funeral homes are here to help you through this time of loss and sadness. Personal loss is not easy but you are not alone and a helping hand is needed at some point throughout ones life.
Funeral services can be extremely expensive and induce even more stress than the survivors are already experiencing, causing more unnecessary grief. Compassionate hearts make a difference when one is faced with planning for a respectable final farewell for their departed loved one. The cost of the funeral arrangements can be a challenging obstical, for some, causing anxiety and apprehensiveness when trying to make the right decision and respecting the departed wishes. Cremation is the most economically efficient method of respectfully honoring your loved ones. It is budget friendly for the friends and family and honors the departed wishes for not wanting their passing to be financially hard on their relatives. Cremation services generally cost 600-900 dollars compared to thousands a typical funeral service costs.
Grief, unfortunately, must take its course and loved ones must go through the emotions that losing someone close brings. Funeral Home in Forest Hill can assist with the final arrangements needed in a way that is both beneficial and respectful as you lay your loved one to rest.
Cremation is quick and seamless, offering the family time to concentrate on the healing aspect of loss rather than worrying about the financial aspect of it. There is a mandatory 48 hour delay prior to cremation and following that the process can begin. It usually only takes a few hours to complete the cremation process, then the remains are placed in an urn and given to the family.
The family is able to fondly remember the decedent and they can properly honor their loved one as they wish.
