Behe Funeral Home

"An important way to cope with grief is having an outlet, be it interpersonal, be it artistic, that will allow you to not have to contain your grief, but will give you an opportunity to express it, to externalize it to some degree." - R. Benyamin Cirlin, Grief counselor

Those who are no longer with you, are forever in your heart. What is your favorite memory with your loved one?

Cremated remains can be buried, placed in a Mausoleum, scattered, or reside in a home. Cremation is gaining in popularity in part because you can choose your loved one's final resting place.

To Veterans who meet the eligibility requirements, the Veterans Association pays for most funeral expenses. For full details, contact us and we will walk you through the process.

For those that know they want to be cremated after death, any idea what to do with cremated remains? A nice benefit of cremation are the vast options available for the final resting place of the cremated remains. Options include placing cremated remains in an urn or multiple urns, sharing them with family, burying them in a family cemetery plot, placing them in a columbarium, scattering them at a cremation garden or elsewhere, and more.