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BURIAL PLANS The earth represents life and so it is fitting that in death the earth becomes a final resting place. Services never considered before are now becoming common, such as, public visitation and private burial, calling hours prior to the ceremony on the same day, a funeral mass with many members of the family or associates directly participating in the service and burial one day with calling hours or public reception at the funeral home the following day without the body being present. The plans shown are by no means the only one's available, but are currently the most popular plans for burial. These plans are complete, including services and merchandise. All Simplicity Burial Plans listed include: Local Transportation from Place of Death through to Cemetery, Planning and Coordination, Assistance in Placing and Preparing Newspaper Obituaries, Securing Necessary Authorizations, Necessary Services of Staff, Shelter of the Deceased and Selected Casket. The Traditional & New England Plans include the Use of Staff, Equipment and Facilities or Church or Cemetery Chapel for Calling Hours or Visitation & Ceremony or Mass, Embalming & Other Preparation of the Body, Flower & Service Vehicles, Memorial Book & Acknowledgement Cards. The Pilgrim, Evening & Cape Cod Plans include the Use of Staff, Equipment and Facilities or Church or Cemetery Chapel for Ceremony or Calling Hours or Reception, Embalming & Other Preparation of the Body, Flower & Service Vehicles, Memorial Book & Acknowledgement Cards. The White Mountain, New Age & Family Plans include the Use of Staff, Equipment and Facilities or Church or Cemetery Chapel for Ceremony or Reception and the Choice of Private Family only Viewing without Embalming depending on conditions at the time of death, Service Vehicles, Memorial Book & Cards. The
Graveside Plan includes the
Use of Staff and Equipment at Grave for Graveside Ceremony.
CREMATION PLANS Cremation is becoming more popular in New England, and why not cremation is popular throughout the world. The advantages are many. Ashes can be buried in any cemetery lot anywhere in the country or world where a relative is buried, even if the lot is already full and/or without using an existing empty grave. Ashes can be transported anywhere in the world at minimum cost. Ashes can be scattered on or near a spot of significant remembrance. Evening funeral services can be held with the ashes buried or scattered at a later time. Today many opportunities exist for meaningful services for the benefit of family and friends, both before and after cremation takes place. The plans shown are by no means the only one's available, but are currently the most popular plans for cremation. These plans are complete, including all services, merchandise, authorizations and obituaries. All Simplicity Cremation Plans listed include: Local Transportation from Place of Death through to Cemetery, Planning and Coordination, Assistance in Placing and Preparing Newspaper Obituaries, Securing Necessary Authorizations, Necessary Services of Staff, Shelter of the Deceased and Selected Casket or Container. The Traditional, New England, Pilgrim & Cape Cod Plans include the Use of Staff, Equipment and Facilities or Church or Cemetery Chapel for Calling Hours or Visitation & Ceremony or Mass, Embalming & Other Preparation of the Body, Flower & Service Vehicles, Memorial Book & Acknowledgement Cards. The White Mountain, Memorial, New Age, Sharing & Family Plans include the Use of Staff, Equipment and Facilities or Church or Cemetery Chapel for Ceremony or Calling Hours or Reception, and the choice of a Private Family only Viewing Without embalming depending on conditions at the time of death. The Remembrance Plan includes the Use of One Staff Member and Equipment at the Grave or Place of Remembrance.
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