Mccormick Crematory

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The cremation, processing and disposition of the remains of the deceased shall be performed in accordance with all governing laws and the policies, procedures and requirements of the Crematory. Human remains must be placed into a cremation container or casket which is a combustible closed container resistant to leakage of body fluids into which the body of the deceased person is placed prior to insertion in a cremation chamber. Within two (2) hours after the Crematory takes custody of a body, it shall store the body at a temperature not greater than 50 degrees Fahrenheit unless the cremation process will begin within 24 hrs of custody.

Our charge for cremation without ceremony includes transfer of the remains to our facilities, basic services of the technician and staff and cremation.

If you want to arrange a cremation, you may use an alternative container. Alternative containers encase the body and are made of materials like fiberboard or composition materials (with or without an outside covering). The containers we provide are fiberboard.

By pre-planning your cremation and final arrangements, you spare your family unneeded financial and emotional burdens. Our simple, low-cost cremation plans allow you to make all the arrangements in advance