SERVICES
Cremation Services
If your family has chosen cremation, we offer affordable services that help celebrate the life of your loved one while giving you several options for a public gathering, and a final resting place. Continue below to view our package pricing or simply use the button to view our updated General Pricing List
Simple Cremation Package $1995
Our simplest offering is designed for those who “just want to be cremated” with no frills. This basic package includes everything legally required for a direct cremation. This is our most popular package and offers the most savings.
- Basic services of licensed professional and staff
- Transportation of remains to crematory
- Processing all necessary authorizations
- Use of refrigeration
- Removal of Pacemaker (if required)
- Basic cardboard cremation container
- Cremation fee
- Plastic Temporary Urn
*This package does not include facilities and staff for any visitation or ceremony, public or private
Veteran Cremation Package $1995
This package is specially designed for our veterans who want a simple cremation while still taking advantage of all the benefits they are entitled to as a veteran. As a special thank you from Scott County Cremation, we will provide a simple wooden urn at no extra cost. Thank you for your service!
- Basic services of licensed professional and staff
- Transportation of remains to crematory
- Complimentary Veteran Death Certificate
- Processing all necessary authorizations
- Use of refrigeration
- Removal of Pacemaker (if required)
- Cremation fee
- Basic cardboard cremation container
- Veteran Burial Benefits Guide
Celebration of Life
Many families want an opportunity to celebrate the life of their loved one. Our sister company Ballard-Sunder Funeral & Cremation is the perfect choice for any family who wants a simple cremation with some additional services not provided by Scott County Cremation. We are happy to connect you with their caring and experienced staff to help plan a celebration of life service.
A recent example of this: When Jennifer died, her mother commented that she wanted to be respectful of Jennifer’s wishes to keep things simple, but she still needed to say goodbye to her. She got that chance to say goodbye when she and Jennifer's children gathered at the crematory for a private family viewing. They shared stories about Jennifer, listened to special music and the Deacon from their church even came to say a prayer. This family respected the wishes of their loved one, but were still able to say goodbye in a way that was meaningful to them.
Permanent memorialization
