Cremation Costs
Our cremation plans include everything needed for a customary service and burial, from a high-quality casket and embalming services to a funeral coach and the expert services of funeral directors and staff. Or, if you prefer a simple, worry-free cremation, we offer that as well.
Choose from one of our easy-to-understand options below, or call our Pre-Planning Counselor at 727-524-9202 so we can help with your decision.
*This pricing is for the Tampa Bay area. For pricing in other cities & states, please go to the “Provider Network.”
“Just a Simple Cremation” $1,245
- Transportation (within 75 miles) from place of death to our funeral home
- Preparation of required documents and authorizations. All paperwork can be easily completed online, in person, via email or fax
- Worry Free cremation in our on-site crematory with a “retired Flag” for every veteran
- Required cremation container for the cremation process
- Completion & filing of your VA Claim for death reimbursements if applicable
- Preparation assistance with local obituary & free online memorial with guestbook
- Pick up urn at our offices
Cremation with Memorial Service $1,845
- Transportation from place of death to our facility (within 75 miles from Clearwater)
- Preparation of the required documents and authorizations
- “Worry-Free” cremation in our crematory with a “Retired Flag™” for all veterans
- Alternative container for cremation process
- Coordination and supervision of graveside service
- Completion of Veterans Administration forms for benefits and military honors
- Guest register book, 100 memorial folders and thank you cards
- Completion of VA Claim Form if applicable
Traditional Funeral with Cremation to Follow $3,845
- Transportation from place of death to our facility (within 75 miles from Clearwater)
- Preparation of the required documents and authorizations
- Embalming and cosmetic preparation for “open casket” viewing
- Visitation to be held one hour immediately prior to funeral service at your church
- Coordination and supervision of funeral service at your church
- Use of Oak rental casket
- “Worry-Free” cremation in our crematory with a “Retired Flag™” for all veterans
- Required container for cremation process
- Guest register book, 100 memorial folders and thank you notes
- Completion of VA Claim Form if applicable
*In our Simple Cremation and Memorial Service options there is no embalming and only a very limited time that the deceased may be transferred out of refrigeration and identified. So that the deceased remains in an essentially refrigerated state, we respectfully request that the identification be for no more than 30 minutes from the time we agree to begin.
In the interest of full disclosure while minimizing movement of the deceased, the identification occurs in the required container that will shelter the deceased prior to cremation and will be later consumed in the cremation process. In the case of Autopsied remains, embalming is necessary (additional fee).
Cremains: To Scatter, Store, Display, or Bury?
When most people think of cremation, they think of an urn holding ashes. The ashes that are a result of cremation are called cremains.
Many people do choose to keep their loved one with them by displaying an urn housing the cremains in their home or wearing a piece of commemorative jewelry with part of the cremains inside. But, those are not the only options.
Some people wish to have a traditional funeral with visitation prior to the cremation or have a conventional graveside service with burial afterwards. These are all possible with our cremation options.
