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04/28/2026

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04/28/2026

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04/28/2026

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04/28/2026

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03/23/2026

Ash scattering ceremonies give families a meaningful way to honor their loved ones after cremation. Families choose this way of remembrance for various reasons, including environmental consciousness, a desire for personalization, and emotional connections to specific locations.

When selecting a scattering location, following specific guidelines, such as obtaining permission when scattering on private property or in public parks, is essential. Please read our guide below on how to get started.

Consider scattering your loved one’s ashes somewhere that reminds you of them or that they liked to visit. For the most part, you can scatter ashes in places that aren’t private property and on your own property. But you may need a permit, and there are certain rules for different areas, so we’ll go over a few general guidelines:

If someone else owns the land, you need written permission to scatter the ashes there.
Check with your local government before scattering ashes in public parks or other public locations.
Most U.S. National Parks allow you to scatter ashes, but you need a permit first.
You can ask permission to scatter ashes in places such as sports arenas and amusement parks, but they often decline these requests.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) allows ash scatterings in oceans from a plane or boat. However, you must be at least three nautical miles from the shore and need to contact the EPA within 30 days.

02/02/2026

01/20/2026

We’ll guide you through creating a plan with simple questions, along with a little inspiration and help along the way.

Share your plan and your story with your loved ones so they can carry out your wishes. Invite them to help you create your plan or contribute to your story.

Attrell's Funeral Chapels, Here When You Need Us Most.

01/15/2026

What: Join us for a complimentary meal!
Ask an Expert
When: Tuesday, February 10, 9:00 a.m. or
Wednesday, 15, 5:30 P.M.

Where: Black Bear Diner
2818 Portland Dr., Newberg, OR 97132

How: RSVP at (503) 714-3430

We offer unique opportunities for families to create healing moments after loss. Our experience, coupled with our perspective on the importance of ceremony, will help you discover ways to pay tribute that are both special and memorable.

12/31/2025

As we begin the New Year, we’re honored to support families through compassionate guidance and thoughtful planning. May the year ahead bring peace, comfort, and reassurance.

Our office will be closed on Thursday, January 1, 2026.

12/25/2025

This Christmas, may love surround you, memories bring comfort, and hope quietly find its way into your heart. Merry Christmas from all of us.

Our office will be close on Christmas Day and New Year's Day.

12/03/2025

We are honored to support our community and stand beside families who place their trust in us. Serving you is a responsibility we hold with deep respect and gratitude.

11/26/2025

We will be closing at noon today and on Thanksgiving Day.

Happy Thanksgiving from our team to yours.
We are deeply grateful for our community and for the families who partner with us during their most tender moments.