Direct Cremation: the process of treating the deceased under extreme heat and evaporation. Afterwards, the cremated remains would be returned to the family, buried or scattered, according to individual wishes.
Cremation with a Memorial Service: the cremation process is the same as listed above, but then a scheduled memorial service will be held at the funeral home or another appropriate place.
Cremation with a Viewing/Visitation: the deceased would be embalmed and prepared for viewing, have the service of choice, and then be cremated. Afterwards, the cremated remains would be returned to the family, buried or scattered, according to individual wishes.
Obituaries
Mary A Kline of Ambler passed away September 19, 2018 the age of 79. She was born at Chestnut [...]
George W. Tomlinson, 88, of Blue Bell, PA, formerly of Fort Washington and Oreland, PA, passed away [...]
Ruth Leah (Lebow) Boyd Miller passed away on August 5, 2018 at the age of 89. She was the oldest [...]
Arthur Earl Macauley, Jr. “Mac”, age 85, a resident of Ambler, died on July 28, 2018. He had [...]
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