Haven Funeral Services

11/11/2025

11/08/2025

Dividing the ashes among family members affords a chance to remember, honor, and grieve their loved ones in their own unique way. It can also help resolve conflicts among the family members. We encourage every family to take nothing for granted and ensure you put aside time to discuss this amongst themselves.

11/05/2025

VA burial benefits can help service members, Veterans, and their family members plan and pay for a burial or memorial service in a VA national cemetery. VA’s National Cemetery Scheduling Office or local national cemetery directors verify eligibility for burial.

11/02/2025

"Environment is no one’s property to destroy; it’s everyone’s responsibility to protect." – Mohith Agadi, Author

10/30/2025

We know we are in such a giving, caring community, and we are grateful for that. Do you have someone you are giving extra support to today?

10/24/2025

So do not fear, for I am with you; do not be dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand. –Isaiah 41:10

10/21/2025

Family Mausoleum: Serves to preserve the memory of individuals but also their extended family as well.
Public Mausoleums: Sometimes called ‘community mausoleums,’ these public types of mausoleums offer a cost-sharing benefit over family mausoleums.
Columbarium: A free-standing structure in a cemetery that provides wall spaces for cremated remains. The wall spaces are called “niches,” each of which holds an urn containing cremains.
Lawn Crypts: Underground mausoleums that have vaults that hold pre-installed caskets.
Sarcophagus: These types of mausoleums are half underground and half above ground. There are typically no doors or windows. It holds the burials in a concrete structure that’s below ground, with just one crypt that’s visible above ground.
Garden Mausoleums: These are unique in that they are not free-standing buildings, but still offer crypts and columbariums for caskets and urns. Many often include glass windows, statues, or other works of art.

10/18/2025

With a simple cremation, you can spend more time thinking about the funeral ceremony itself, and how you can personalize it to reflect your loved one's lifestyle. If you'd like to know what's most common, reach out to us at 631-320-8118 to know more.

10/15/2025

Many seniors prefer direct cremation because they don't want their loved ones to feel burdened with organizing a traditional service. For this reason, it can be seen as a gift for those left behind.

10/08/2025

Glass items like ornaments, jars, or even picture frames can be difficult to secure properly to a headstone which can lead to them being broken quite easily. Broken glass can become a potential hazard to groundskeepers, other visitors, or their pets.