11/29/2025
A cemetery plot is often seen as a permanent decision, but life's circumstances can change. Families may find themselves considering the relocation of a loved one's remains for various personal reasons.
This process, known as disinterment and reinterment, is a significant undertaking that requires legal consent, careful planning, and compassionate guidance. From obtaining permits to the delicate handling of the remains and headstone, it's a journey that no family should navigate alone.
Our new blog post, "Relocating a Loved One's Remains," breaks down the steps, explains the challenges (especially with older burials), and highlights how funeral directors provide invaluable support to ensure the process is handled with the utmost respect and dignity.
If you've ever wondered about the possibility or necessity of this process, we hope this guide offers clarity and peace of mind.
The process of relocating a loved one's remains may be necessary due to family relocation, consolidating burial plots, or changes in cemetery ownership.