I appreciated Kim Dillard’s soft demeanor and tone of voice. She made it easy to pre-plan by carefully explaining all that was involved and answering all of my questions. Buying into the plan was an emotional decision to make for me but Kim was very patient. Thank you Kim for all you have done to help me get this end of life planning done. It has taken a load off me. I am confident that the decisions I have made for myself will benefit my children in the future.
Please accept our deepest sympathies for your loss.
If you don’t have a prearranged plan in place when a loved one passes away, the myriad of details that need attention can be overwhelming. Our experienced and caring professionals are available to help you through this difficult grieving period and answer any questions you have about what to do.
First: Notify us that a death has occurred.
Speak with a Funeral Director or a designated Family Services Representative to learn how to carry out your loved one’s wishes for cremation.
Second: Gather information.
Neptune Society, doctors, state agencies, and other officials will need the following information in order to proceed:
- Date of birth and birthplace
- Social Security number
- Father’s name and state of birth
- Mother’s maiden name and state of birth
- Form DD-214 (if deceased was a veteran)
- A copy of the driver’s license
While we work on your behalf, we invite you to learn more about us and our services.
Thank you for allowing Neptune Society to assist you.
If a death has not occurred and you would like to plan for a future need, please contact us by filling out the form on this page.