We have presented a small selection of caskets to choose from. In some circumstances there are small variations that make the difference. Without oversimplifying it to much, there are a few things you need to know before making a casket selection.

• All caskets shown here are purchased from a company in Lakewood and available within 1 business day or sooner.
• Gasket and Non-Gasket: Gasketed Caskets seal, while non-gasketed do not.
• Gauge of Steel: The lower the gauge number the thicker the metal in the casket.
• Wood Caskets generally do not seal unless otherwise stated.
• Caskets are not one size fits all. If your loved one was heavier or taller then the average person please let us know prior to selecting a casket so we can better guide you.
• If you do not see a casket you like please let us know what you want and we will find it for you.
• Feel free to let us know if you want something placed with your loved one (ie wine, bowling ball...)
• Prices are listed next to each casket, but click here for to see our full Casket Price List.

The Outer Burial Container is something usually handled/purchased at the cemetery. However, some cemeteries (usually smaller ones) prefer the Funeral Home to take on the responsibility of this part of the process. In this event, below is a small selection of Outer Burial Containers we offer. To better understand what this does for your loved one and the grave-site your family has selected, there are two main categories available.

• A Grave-liner is a concrete box, does not seal, and is porous having minute spaces or holes through which liquid or air may pass. 
• A Vault offers a basic level of protection by creating a seal and not being Porous. 

The purpose of these is to keep the ground level at the cemetery, as cemetery staff has to use very heavy machinery to work within cemetery. Please don't hesitate to ask the Funeral Director regarding the differences in these offerings.

For a full list of our offering, click Outer Burial Container Price List.