Cremation Service in Phoenix
At the Neptune Society of Phoenix, we understand the pain of grieving a loss. We are here to ease the difficulty and stress of carrying out your loved one’s final wishes with our cremation services in Phoenix. For nearly five decades, we’ve served the Phoenix communities, providing options that fit their budget and allow them to say goodbye to their loved ones with dignity and compassion. If you are seeking to plan for the future, we provide 3 convenient ways to contact us. The Neptune Society staff will offer guidance on an affordable plan that feels right for you with our cremation service in Phoenix.
Affordable Cremation To Help Through A Difficult Time
The Neptune Society of Phoenix makes assisting families who have lost a loved one a priority. The death of someone close to you should not be a financial burden, so we provide Phoenix cremation services that will fit your budget.
If you choose Neptune Society’s prepaid cremation services, our staff of professionals will assist you in deciding on the right plan. Prepayment at the current price will prevent paying higher costs in the future.
Prepaying saves your family from facing financial stress when a loved one dies. You are protecting yourself and your loved ones, and providing them with peace of mind tomorrow, when you choose prepaid cremation today from Neptune Society in Phoenix.
Prepaid Cremation Services
Cremation preplanning in Phoenix saves you and your family from worry over the financial burden of an unexpected death. By choosing to preplan cremation, you’re giving your family the opportunity to spend time later celebrating your life. And as the costs of cremation and funeral services rise every year, you have the peace of mind of knowing your family will be spared paying higher prices in the future. You won’t have left your loved ones to deal with financial hardship in an already difficult time when you choose prepaid cremation services from Neptune Society of Phoenix.
Choose Neptune Society For Cremation Services In Phoenix
At Neptune Society, we’ll guide you through the process for immediate need or preplanned services. Our goal is to make this difficult time easier for Phoenix community members. To learn more, contact us today or call (480) 256-2772.
Immediate Need Cremation Services
Please accept our deepest sympathies for your loss. If there’s no prearranged plan put in place when a loved one passes, the whirlwind of details and information can become overwhelming. At Neptune Society of Phoenix, our experienced professionals will walk you through the process, and be there to answer any questions you may have.
Notify Us That The Death Has Occurred
Speak with a Funeral Director, or a designated Family Services Representative to learn more about carrying out your loved one’s wishes for cremation.
Gather The Necessary Information
Neptune Society, doctors, state agencies, and other officials require the following information in order to proceed with cremation:
- 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
We’ll work your behalf to take care of the rest. Contact us today for assistance with immediate need cremation services in Phoenix.
Phoenix, AZ Veteran Cremation
Our dedicated family service representatives in Phoenix are trained to answer your questions about veterans' cremations. Phoenix veterans may be eligible for the following benefits through the Department of Veteran's Affairs:
- Special honors: American flag and Presidential Memorial Certificate
- A credit to help pay for your Phoenix cremation service
- Interment of cremated remains in a National Cemetery
We help you navigate your veteran’s benefits eligibility and cremation planning. Contact us below to learn more.
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Our Team
Service Manager
Ramon Villagomez has been in the funeral service industry for over seven years, and first fell in love with the profession as a removal technician and funeral attendant in Southern California. Ramon increased his knowledge and continued his career as a funeral arranger, and eventually became a director in 2018. He enjoys leading and supporting the team at the Neptune Society in the community he now calls home.
Funeral Director
Funeral Director
Funeral Arranger
Susan Rogalski enjoys meeting families and helping them get through their difficult times. She is active in the American Legion and the Eagles and has lived in Arizona for 30 years. On most weekends she heads up north to a little cabin in the woods to relax and ride her quad.
Funeral Arranger
Service Support
Chris Georges has lived and breathed funeral service for over 40 years – first supporting her husband’s career as a funeral director, then as a courier and administrative assistant for a Dignity Memorial funeral home and crematory until coming to Neptune Society in 2015. She thoroughly enjoys the families we serve and the rest of the staff. In addition to her work here at Neptune Society, Chris has three wonderful children, 12 outstanding grandchildren, and one truly awesome great-grandchild. Family and church are her primary focus outside of work, leaving just a smidge of time for photography, reading, and travel.
Office Coordinator
Brenda Stacklin has been with Neptune Society since 2011 serving the needs of our families. She is formerly from the Washington, D.C. area until traveling the four-day trek via Route 66 and making Arizona home. She is an active member in her church and volunteers with the kids’ ministry. In her free time she enjoys writing and drawing children’s portraits.
Office Coordinator
Bill Amperse has been with the Neptune Society since 2019.
Bill retired from Honeywell after 33 years in information technology and moved on to work in the web hosting industry for seven years when the HR director asked him to be her office administrator. This led to working as a church office administrator for six years. While there he worked with the Care Ministry, being involved in planning memorials and memorial bulletins and keeping track of columbarium records.
Bill has been an active and avid SCUBA diver since 2008 and dive professional since 2016. He also enjoys drawing, painting, and playing guitar. Bill and his wife, Bev, enjoy travelling to various places to go diving.
The couple have two grown daughters and four grandkids.
