If there is one single question that we are asked more often than any other it is how many death certificates should a family order? The easy answer is at least six. The reason for this is simple, The State of Texas charges $21 for the first copy and $4 for each additional copy. If […]
Continue ReadingCremation Thumbies Keepsakes
Combining the wonders of modern scanning technology with the ancient technique of lost wax casting, the prints are fashioned into artistic and intricately detailed jewelry. These charms are truly the ultimate keepsake gift idea for a loved one – or for yourself! They are a touching way to remember a parent, spouse, sibling, child, or […]
Continue ReadingFuneral/Memorial Service Webcasting
Our parent company has recently invested in the technology to enable us to webcast funerals and memorial services from our Fort Worth Funeral Home. Sadly, most families experience this unfortunate reality. Many mourners are unable to attend funerals due to illness, travel expenses or simply living too far from the funeral service. Friends and family […]
Continue ReadingCremation Ash Cufflinks
Every once in a while a new cremation product comes out that I really like. These stainless steel cufflinks are attractive enough to be worn with the finest cotton dress shirt. They have a two tone polished and brushed finish. There is a small screw hole on the back that allows you to place a […]
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What Size Urn Will I Need For The Ashes?
You will need an urn that has a capacity of approximately 200 cubic inches in volume. This is about the size of a five-pound sack of flour. Most all adult full-sized urns will have at least 200 cubic inches of capacity. For a full selection of urns in many different styles and materials, visit our […]
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How Long Does It Take To Complete The Cremation?
It normally takes three to five business days from the time of death until the cremated remains are ready to be picked up or shipped. In order to cremate a dead human body in the Lone Star State the following three steps must be completed: 1) A death certificate must be signed by the attending […]
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