Once you receive permission from the medical authorities, Cremation Society™ should be called immediately.  Our staff transports your loved one to our facility.  When all authorization is signed and the legal permit has been obtained, cremation takes place.

The Cremation Society™ uses sophisticated identification procedures, the same type used in hospitals.  The body is placed in an empty cremation chamber and then cremated.

You may be surprised to learn that most funeral establishments do not operate the facilities where the cremation takes place.  The actual cremation is often subcontracted out to a third party in another town.  By contrast, we own and operate our own cremation facility.  Our equipment is state-of-the-art and equals or exceeds every state and local operating requirement.  Our crematory is always available for inspection.

If death occurs elsewhere, one call to the Cremation Society™ is all that is necessary.  Our staff will handle all arrangements according to your wishes.

No.  Oklahoma law says that the deceased must be refrigerated or embalmed.  Most funeral homes have to embalm because they don't offer refrigeration.  The Cremation Society™ has a refrigeration system that is used and is included in the price.

The Cremation Society™ assists you in applying for death benefits, which are paid directly to you.  Veterans may receive cash benefits, cemetery space and a marker if certain requirements are met.

Yes.  The cost is guaranteed if you pre-pay. Your funds are placed in a state-approved plan through American Century Life. The funds are released to us after the death takes place and the services are rendered.