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Crypts: Entombment

Crypt Configurations

  Single crypts are available for one full body or two cremated remains. (A single full-body space with a single-size marble or granite front.) Click here to see a single crypt.
  True Companion crypts are available for two full-body burials or, four cremated remains burials, or one full-body burial and two cremated remains burials. (Two full body spaces double-deep, end-to-end, with a single-size marble or granite front.) Click here to see a True Companion crypt.
  Deluxe Companion crypts are available for two full-body burials or, four cremated remains burials, or one full-body burial and two cremated remains burials. (Two single full-body spaces side-by-side with a double-size marble or granite front.) Click here to see a Deluxe Companion crypt.
  Abbey crypts (associated with Single or True Companion crypts) allow for one or two additional full-body burial spaces directly below the floor-level with a single-size marble or granite front. Click here to see a single crypt with abbey. Click here to see a True Companion crypt with abbey.
  Additional entombment options include burial in a sarcophagus, a couch crypt or a private mausoleum.
  A completed Burial Rights Assignment Form is the best way for an original owner (a married couple exercises joint ownership) or their heirs to clearly define whether a burial space will be used for full-body burial or cremated remains, and by whom. This Form can be completed with no charge by contacting the appropriate Cemetery Office. This work can be done by mail too.

Pricing
Crypt prices vary by specific location with inside chapel spaces the most expensive. Inside corridor and outside garden, mall or patio crypts are each lesser. Beyond the general location, crypt spaces are priced according to tier — A-level crypts are at ground level, then upward to B-level ("at the heart"), then C-level ("at the head") and so on. Generally, lower-level crypts are more expensive than higher-level crypts.

Purchasing
We have eight different cemeteries each with many crypt locations and options, you can inquire about mausoleum entombment or initiate a purchase of a crypt by calling or visiting any of our cemeteries to talk with a Family Service Counselor. You can request more information here. However you approach us, we wish to make a full disclosure of all your options and their costs.

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Crypts: Background Crypt Considerations
Crypt Configurations Crypt Configurations Illustrated

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