Cremation Society Of Virginia

The Cremation Society of Virginia is a trusted provider of simple cremation services to the residents of Southwest Virginia, Northeast Tennessee, and Southern West Virginia. We understand that people from all walks of life are seeking dignified alternatives to traditional funeral services that reduce the extravagance of the ceremony and associated expenses. Our mission is to offer affordable and reliable cremation services that respect the wishes of the deceased and provide closure for their loved ones.

Our society is comprised of individuals from diverse social, religious, and economic backgrounds who have chosen simple cremation as a means of honoring their loved ones. By planning arrangements in advance, our members can alleviate the emotional and financial burden on their survivors during a time of need. Pre-planning provides peace of mind, knowing that one's wishes will be fulfilled, and spares survivors from the challenging task of making arrangements.

We invite you to explore our site to learn more about pre-planning, some common questions, and the cremation services we offer. Our team is always available to answer any questions or concerns you may have. Please feel free to contact us at any time via phone or email, or schedule a meeting with one of our licensed professionals. We are committed to providing compassionate and personalized service to every family we serve.

Cremation Services

At The Cremation Society of Virginia, we offer a variety of cremation services tailored to meet the unique needs of each family. Our services include:

• Simple Cremation: A direct cremation without any additional services, allowing families to hold a memorial service at a time and place that is convenient for them.

• Traditional Cremation: A cremation service that includes a visitation, funeral service, and cremation. This option allows families to honor their loved one with a traditional funeral service before cremation.

• Cremation with Memorial Service: A memorial service held after cremation, often including the display of the cremated remains in an urn or other container. This option allows families to gather and remember their loved one in a meaningful way.

• Cremation and Burial: Cremation followed by burial, allowing families to honor their loved one's wishes while also providing a physical location for loved ones to visit and remember them.

We also offer a range of cremation merchandise, including urns, keepsake jewelry, and memorial items. Our team is always available to help families choose the right options for their loved one.

Pre-Planning

At The Cremation Society of Virginia, we believe that pre-planning is an important part of ensuring that one's wishes are fulfilled after death. Pre-planning allows individuals to make informed decisions about their final arrangements, alleviating the burden on survivors during a time of grief.

Our pre-planning services include:

• Pre-arrangement: A plan outlining one's final arrangements, including the type of cremation service, merchandise, and any other special requests. Pre-arrangements can be made in person or online.

• Pre-funding: The option to pay for one's final arrangements in advance, locking in today's prices and protecting against future inflation. Pre-funding can also provide peace of mind, knowing that one's arrangements are fully paid for.

• Estate Planning: Assistance with creating a comprehensive estate plan, including wills, trusts, and powers of attorney. Our team can help individuals ensure that their assets are distributed according to their wishes.

FAQ

At The Cremation Society of Virginia, we understand that families may have questions about cremation and our services. We have compiled a list of frequently asked questions to help families make informed decisions about their final arrangements. Some common questions include:

• What is cremation?
• Is cremation right for me?
• How much does cremation cost?
• What happens during the cremation process?
• Can I still have a memorial service if I choose cremation?
• What options are available for handling cremated remains?