If cremation is preferred, you can still make the same decisions about visitation and service. For a cremation service, you may select a casket for the visitation or viewing and an urn for the cremated remains. If you forego a viewing, you will still need to select a casket or alternative container.

Some people prefer to bury the urn after cremation. Though urn vaults are not required by law, many cemeteries or memorial parks do require them. Again, you have numerous choices through Eagle, including double- and single-reinforced construction. Urn vaults offer added protective value. Double-reinforced urn vaults include both semi-precious and stainless steel metal liners. Single-reinforced urn vaults are manufactured using both durable plastic liners and concrete.

Above-ground entombment, permanent possession, and scattering are other final disposition options. You also have the opportunity for memorialization.