Cremation Services
Cremation is viewed as a very viable option to earth burial. As members of the Cremation Association of North America (CANA) and the Cremation Association of North Carolina (CANC) we offer a sense of integrity and dignity as it relates to cremation. We present cremation with high integrity and emphasize the importance of proper memorialization. It is vital that the family or individual understand when cremation is chosen, the options are many. Pre-PlanningEvery year millions of Americas arrange their funerals in advance. They explore their options for a ceremony, they discuss costs, and they set up a plan with the professionals in their community to ensure they will have the funeral they choose. An old saying reminds us that caring for the dead is the highest form of kindness because it can never be repaid. In the same way, bringing peace of mind to our loved ones when they can no longer repay us is a gift of love to those we cherish. Arranging a funeral in advance is more important than ever, as today's social traditions adapt to the demand for creative , personal legacies. Prearranging a funeral can take away uncertainty about our wishes, eliminate potential disagreements and address financial concerns. Heritage MonumentsThe Heritage Monument Service was established in 1985 by Forbis and Dick Funeral Service, Inc., to better serve the needs of our client families. As our business has expanded so has our commitment to service. Reaching beyond those whom we serve, we are able to offer high quality monuments and markers at a substantial savings compared to those offered by memorial parks. Our markers and monuments are available in Bronze, Marble, and Granite. Please feel free to call us at (336) 275-8408 to arrange an appointment so we can best serve you. Aftercare and SupportGrief affects different people in different ways and at different times, some sooner, some later, following a death or a loss. We, at Forbis and Dick, believe that by offering a variety of resources we can assist our client families and the general community in coping with grief after a death or a loss. The Center for New Directions offers an on going support group along with a wide variety of workshops, written resources and video resources for community use. We have also included a number of links for you to access. The Center for New Directions views the aftercare service to the community as a vital asset in assisting when death or loss has occurred. Our staff is willing and available to do workshops for churches, civic groups, and other organizations. To schedule a workshop for a church, civic, or fraternal group please contact Rev. Mark Norman Vickers, M. Div. at 299-9171, He offers a variety of workshops surrounding the topics of grief and loss as a service to our community. |