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Burial

Burial is one of the oldest of human traditions. Returning those who are no longer with us to the earth has been a ritual for countless millennia. Our family can help your family through this very basic, but very difficult ritual, leaving a lasting positive memory of your loved one.


Our family at Moore Family Funeral Homes do not want to be the gatekeeper to how you remember your loved one and would love to discuss idea you have or come up with to honor your loved one.


There are many aspects that go into a burial, each of which we will go into detail below. 

Step 1: Choosing a Cemetery

Choosing a cemetery for your loved one to rest can be daunting, but many different things can make it easier.  Many families choose to use the same cemetery as previous family members, others choose a cemetery closer to where they lived, and others just out of convenience to other family members or friends. Here are some tips in deciding.



Step 2: Scheduling the Burial

Scheduling a burial is something a funeral home should help you with. If you were to call yourself, the cemetery will typically need anywhere from 24 to 72 hours prior notice to the time of the burial. They may also need to owner of the graves to meet them, confirm the location, sign a document confirming the location, and pay the Opening and Closing Fees.

Step 3: Graveside Service and Committal

A graveside or committal service is typically held immediately following the funeral service but it can also be a small intimate gathering of those closest to you.

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