Would you pause your natural dying process in subzero temperatures until a time when medical advances can restore your health in the future?

Whether one chooses cremation or another form of disposition, the essence is the same - the profound human connection to the cycle of life and the celebration of a unique individual's existence. Cremation, with its rich history and symbolic depth, continues to be a choice that resonates with many, offering solace, sustainability, and a timeless connection to our shared humanity.

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Celebrating the Joy of Existence—Elaborate bamboo structures called "bade" are crafted and embellished with flowers, sacred symbols, and intricate designs. These bade, resembling mythical creatures or traditional architecture, are used as elaborate sarcophagi to transport the deceased.

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For those choosing cremation, ashes can be honored in many creative and meaningful ways. While some options are unconventional, there are many more traditional things you can do with cremated remains to memorialize someone who has died. All of these options allow you to keep their memory alive in a way that feels personal and special to you.

A personalized monument is an excellent way to commemorate the life of someone you care about. From choosing the material and design elements to deciding on an inscription, grave monuments can be customized in any way imaginable. With a personalized monument, you can ensure that your loved one's memory will remain alive forever.

At Martin Oaks, we have developed and implemented Identification and Chain of Custody processes and procedures to make sure that it is your loved one who is returned to you or is placed in their final resting place as expected.