How to Preplan a Simple Cremation
Lakeside Simple Cremation Blog
by James H. Busch
1y ago
Cremation is a rising trend in the United States. 57.5% of dispositions were cremations in 2021, and the percentage is expected to grow to 64.1% by 2025. Also increasing is the number of people preplanning their funerals. Did you know you can also preplan a simple cremation?  While the process is similar in many ways to a traditional cremation or funeral, there are a few different options to consider. Continue reading to learn more about how planning ahead saves you time and headache down he road. Find a Simple Cremation Provider To begin planning for your simple cremation, you’ll need t ..read more
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How Much Does Simple Cremation Cost?
Lakeside Simple Cremation Blog
by James H. Busch
1y ago
One of the top reasons simple cremation has become such a common final disposition method among families is because of its affordability. Cremation as a whole is more affordable than a traditional burial. However, simple cremation offers a price point fit for those with a smaller budget who prefer a simpler way to say goodbye to a loved one. Continue reading to become familiar with the cost of a simple cremation. Average Price of Simple Cremation in Ohio Arranging a simple cremation in Ohio can cost as little as $675. However, remember that not all simple cremation providers are created equal ..read more
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Must Know Facts about Packaging, Labeling and Shipping Cremated Remains
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by James H. Busch
1y ago
It’s estimated by 2025 that nearly 65% of all families will choose cremation over burial. As simple cremation rates increase, there’s a growing demand for easier transportation of cremated remains. In some cases, families wish to ship cremated remains for interring or scattering. Other times, families wish to distribute cremated remains between family members. As trends change, more rigorous security measures have been put in place to govern how cremated remains are prepped and packaged for transit. In fact, the United States Postal Service (USPS) Publication 139 is designed to make the packa ..read more
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Are you Authorized? 6 Steps to Follow When Arranging a Simple Cremation
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by James H. Busch
1y ago
Like many parts of the final arrangements planning process, arranging a loved one’s simple cremation requires several steps. Before you can arrange a simple cremation in Ohio, you must verify that you have the legal authority to make the decision. Ohio law only permits certain individuals to authorize cremation arrangements in a written document. Individuals are not able to authorize their own cremation, which means it’s left to the next of kin or executor of the estate as set forth in Ohio law. Below, we list the steps you’ll need to take to authorize a simple cremation, from finding out who ..read more
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What Is Simple Cremation?
Lakeside Simple Cremation Blog
by James H. Busch
1y ago
You may have heard simple cremation referred to as “direct cremation” or “immediate cremation.” But no matter the name, they all serve the same purpose: To provide families with a no-frills final disposition method that can meet their needs—no matter their budget or service preferences.  Simple cremation is formally defined as a cremation that is performed soon after a loss, without a viewing, visitation or funeral service of any kind. It’s exactly as the name implies—simple.  Families often choose simple cremation because of the affordable price point and the fact that this disposi ..read more
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Selecting a Final Resting Place for Cremated Remains
Lakeside Simple Cremation Blog
by James H. Busch
1y ago
When a loved one passes away, there are a lot of emotional decisions ahead. If there were not any prearranged plans, you and your family must first decide on a final disposition method. If simple cremation is the final choice, now begs the question: What do we do with the cremated remains? Selecting a final resting place for a cremated loved one is a tough choice—the options are vast. While it’s a common misconception that cremation limits final resting options, it’s quite the opposite. However, just because there are more options with final resting places for cremated remains doesn’t make th ..read more
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Cremation in Ohio: Rules and Regulations
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by James H. Busch
1y ago
Although simple cremation takes significantly less time to plan than a full service cremation, there are still several factors to consider when it comes to this method of disposition such as the service and provider. Each state has its own rules and regulations governing cremation—Ohio has three basic legal requirements that must be met before any cremation can occur, including simple cremation. You’ll want to ask about the following requirements when researching crematories and funeral homes that offer simple cremation because only law-abiding providers will follow the pr ..read more
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3 Steps to Fill Out a Death Certificate in Ohio
Lakeside Simple Cremation Blog
by James H. Busch
1y ago
It’s common to experience a period of intense emotions following the loss of a loved one. This can sometimes make it difficult to complete the several time-sensitive tasks that come with loss—one of which includes filing the appropriate paperwork like a death certificate. It is legally required for a death certificate to be issued when a death occurs and will be necessary as you plan a simple cremation for your loved one. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the number of forms to fill out, read on for three helpful tips on what you’ll need to obtain, how to fill out the form and what to do once ..read more
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A Growing Acceptance: I'm Catholic. Can I Be Cremated?
Lakeside Simple Cremation Blog
by James H. Busch
2y ago
The rate of cremation in the U.S. is on the rise. In fact, the National Funeral Directors Association’s (NFDA) 2022 Cremation and Burial Report found that more than half of all Americans opted for cremation in 2021. On top of that, the NFDA projects that nearly 80% of people will choose cremation as a final disposition by 2035. While cremation grows in popularity nationwide, certain religious groups, for a wide variety of reasons, have not always been in acceptance or supportive of this practice.  Below we discuss the Catholic Community’s perspective on cremation in t ..read more
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What to Look For in a Simple Cremation Provider
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by J. Mark Busch
2y ago
There are several factors to consider when arranging a simple cremation for a loved one. One of the most important decisions to make is selecting a reputable provider. You want to be confident that your loved one is handled with the utmost care, so choose a provider you can trust. For more information on why your simple cremation provider matters, plus tips for finding the right one for your family, continue reading below. Choose a simple cremation provider with a clear chain of custody. No matter what service(s) you choose, a reputable provider should have a clear chain of cus ..read more
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