Pricing
Cremations & funerals can be expensive, but not at New Comer. To see how our prices compare to
other area funeral homes, view a price comparison.
Below you will find prices for our burial & cremation service packages. Download complete price lists
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Below you will see how our prices for a traditional funeral service and simple cremation compare to other area funeral homes.
Funeral Service
Funeral service without casket
Simple Cremation
Cremation without service
In February 2021, pricing surveys were conducted
of local funeral homes. In order to compare “apples to apples,” prices were requested for a direct cremation
and a funeral service, utilizing individual line items from each firm’s General Price List. A funeral service
includes transportation of the body into the funeral home’s care, embalming and other preparation of the
deceased, a service fee of the funeral director and staff, a viewing (3 hours) and funeral ceremony and the
use of a hearse. The prices do not include a casket, burial vault, memorial package or limousine. Providers may
change their prices without notice and may offer package discounts or discounts made available only if specific
merchandise or services are purchased through the funeral home.
The prices are accurate, based upon the information obtained during the survey.
Funeral prices
Funeral ceremony with visitation the day before
Funeral ceremony with visitation the same day
Graveside funeral ceremony
Caskets & Vaults
Your loved one’s casket and vault are an important part of their funeral. We can help you choose the options that are right for you. Caskets are available in many types of materials, and there are many ways in which they can be personalized to reflect the life of your loved one. A vault encases the casket and protects it and the grave space from the settling earth and heavy cemetery equipment. Below you will find helpful information about caskets and vaults. Please give us a call for prices or with any questions you might have.
Green Cremation Options
You spent your life caring for the Earth, but you might not know that there are ways that you can continue this commitment at the end of life.
More people today are choosing Earth-friendly funeral products and services. This can take the form of a biodegradable casket, burial in a natural cemetery or burial preserve.
We can explain these options to you and help you make your selections.
Cemetery Markers
A cemetery marker is more than just a piece of granite or bronze with a name and dates on it. It serves as a special place for family and friends to gather and remember and reflect upon the life of a loved one.
Markers and monuments can be created in many shapes and styles and can be personalized with engraved messages and photos. We can assist you with creating a unique tribute to your loved one.
Create your own unique marker with our Online Marker Designer.
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Cremation Urns
Cremation urns are available in many styles and of materials. Many can be personalized with engraving, laser etching of a photograph, or with the addition of emblems.
Some urns are designed for display, others for placement in a cemetery, and still others for scattering cremated remains in a special spot. Small keepsake sizes are also available for many of our urns, providing family members a small token of remembrance.
To see a selection of urns as well as our other services and merchandise, please go to our Online Funeral Planner.
Keepsakes
Memorials and keepsakes are special tokens of remembrance which help you keep the memory of your loved one close.
This can take the form of memorial candles, small keepsake urns, jewelry and other tokens.
We can assist you with choosing items which will be meaningful to you and your family.
Green Options
You spent your life caring for the earth, but you might not know that there are ways that you can continue this commitment at the end of life.
More people today are choosing earth-friendly cremation products and services. This can take the form of ground or water burial in a biodegradable urn or scattering in a favorite natural area.
We can explain these options to you and help you make your selections.
