My mom made the arrangements with Neptune Society Plano herself, so I didn’t really know what to expect when she passed. However, Caroline and the staff at Neptune handled the situation in a very professional, caring manner. They filed all of the paperwork promptly (of which there was plenty) and their communication during the entire process was top-notch. Both the urn and outer storage case were beautifully crafted. Overall, I would not hesitate to recommend them, and as a matter of fact, my wife and I are going to make final arrangements with them as well.
Free Cremation Resources
Neptune Society offers a variety of free resources to those looking for more information about cremation planning and cremation services. Check out some of the resources we provide below.
The Neptune Society Article Archive
We are committed to providing the public with as much useful information as possible. We frequently post articles covering a wide variety of topics.
The Ask a Funeral Director Video Series
Cremation planning, industry jargon, costs and forms… it can all seem overwhelming. That’s why James Baron, a licensed funeral director of nearly 30 years, will be tackling all of your questions and concerns in the Ask a Funeral Director series! Be sure to let us know what you think. We want to breakdown this process, and allow everyone to be comfortable and knowledgeable in their cremation planning. So be sure to submit ANY questions you have!
The 12 Weeks of Peace Email Newsletter
12 Weeks of Peace is a free online bereavement program, available to anyone that needs a helping hand through their grief. It is available in the form of an email series in which subscribers will receive one email per week containing seven “days” of content. We have worked to create a valuable resource you can refer to during this difficult time. Signing up is easy. Simply type your email address in the form on this page and the emails will begin once a week for 12 weeks.
The Conversation Checklist
We understand that it can be extremely difficult to think of your own mortality, much less talk about it. However, as difficult as it may be to talk to your loved ones about your final wishes we have found that making your wishes known in advance is much easier than leaving the decision up to your loved ones at the time of need. This guide will help steer you in the right direction as you began the process of preplanning.
The Neptune Society Cremation Answer Guide
The questions included here are ones asked most often by families considering cremation for themselves or their loved ones. We’ve grouped them by subject, so you can refer to any section quickly.
Neptune Society in the News
With locations across the nation, Neptune Society is often featured in major publications for outstanding service, unique cremation service options, and affordability. Read on to see some of our latest press mentions.
Obituaries
Each loved one in our care has a unique story. Learn about their passions and personalities by searching for their obituary below. Simply enter a loved one’s name, the state they passed away in, and the date the obituary was published. If you would like to express your condolences, please sign the guestbook on their page. You are welcome to bookmark their pages, or share their amazing stories on social media.
Unique Ways to Memorialize Cremation Ashes
When most people think of cremains, they imagine scatterings or an urn. While these are two wonderful ways to remember your loved ones, they are by no means the only ones. There are always new and unique ways to memorialize cremation ashes, from putting them in diamonds to tattoos.
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