Cremation is a form of final disposition. The body is reduced by intense heat to its inorganic elements. These inorganic elements are processed after the cremation, then returned to the family in their choice of urn or enclosure for final placement. Final placement is usually in a cemetery and many final placement options are available. Prior to cremation, the body can be embalmed, dressed, and prepared for visitation or viewing. The body is placed in either a cremation container, cremation casket, or casket for identification, viewing, visitation, or services. 

Fuller-Speckien-Hulke Funeral Home offers a complete variety of options when cremation is preferred. Experience teaches us that families choosing cremation can and should design a service honoring the wishes of someone for cremation while allowing their friends and neighbors the opportunity to support the surviving family members. A visitation, reception, or private family viewing is usually scheduled in our facilities or at your church. Services are held before or after cremation, with or without the body present, with or without the cremated remains present. Services are held in our chapel, your church, or at graveside. For more information on cremation you may visit www.cremation.com