Who has the legal right to authorize your cremation? Utah State Code sets a specific order of succession — and pre-planning removes the guesswork.
Top tips for traveling with cremated remains via commercial airline — non-metallic urn, carry-on placement, and the cremation permit you’ll need for TSA.
Robert W. Service’s poem “The Cremation of Sam McGee” tells of one man’s last request — and a lesson about making sure your own final wishes are honored.
Thanksgiving can be tremendously difficult for those mourning a loved one. Four tips to support your emotional well-being through the holiday.
Veterans who choose cremation are entitled to burial benefits for cremated remains — including a gravesite or niche space, grave marker, and honor guard.
Our Tree of Life program plants a tree in honor of the deceased in Southern Utah’s Dixie National Forest — over 4,100 trees planted since its inception.
From the early Stone Age to the first North American crematory in 1876 — points of interest on the long history of cremation.
Palliative care nurse Bronnie Ware identified the top five regrets voiced by the dying. A reminder to live life to the fullest and regret free.
If you wish to be cremated, renting a casket allows a viewing or funeral service beforehand at significant savings. How a rental casket works.
The average adult will make final arrangements for a loved one about 1.6 times in their lifetime, typically first in their 50s. Why planning ahead matters.
