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Cremation with Solidified Remains
A cremation service that transforms your loved one's remains into 40 to 60 stones your family can hold, share, and keep close. This is a process many families have never heard of before, and we are happy to explain every part of it.
For Families Who Want Something to Hold Onto
Many families choose this service because they want a tangible way to keep their loved one close, something more than an urn on a shelf. The solidification process takes cremated remains and transforms them into 40 to 60 stones that can be held, shared among family members, scattered in meaningful places over time, or kept together as a collection.
This is not a replacement for a service or gathering. It can be added to a direct cremation, a private family viewing, or a visitation, depending on what your family needs.
Choosing this option is about finding a way to stay connected to your loved one in the years ahead. There is no wrong way to grieve, and no wrong way to remember someone.
Everything included, from the first call to the stones placed in your hands
Cremation takes place in our own facility, by our own staff. Once cremation is complete, your loved one's remains are sent to our trusted solidification partner, where they are carefully transformed into stones over several weeks. We coordinate every step of that process on your behalf.
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