Funeral Services

Sometimes the thought of planning a funeral seems too difficult for those who've suffered a loss. We're here to help lighten your burden and remind you of the true value a ceremony can hold for you and your family.


/HugheyFuneralHome/FuneralServices/funeral.png The Healing Power of Memorial Services
Coping with a loss is never easy, and services are an essential part of the recovery process. A Funeral service provides those who are grieving with a supportive environment in which they can begin to find closure, say goodbye, and come to terms with the loss. Gathering with friends and family gives everyone the opportunity to connect, share memories, offer words of sympathy, and create a lasting network of comfort and support as they start the journey toward healing and peace. No matter the setting, style, or direction you choose, our professional staff are honored to assist you in creating a service that reflects your loved one's unique life journey.





Sisson Funeral Home Services
Funeral Service is a very personal business. At the time of a loss of a loved one, families are usually very distraught and need the guidance of a professional. It takes years and years of experience to be able to provide this guidance and assist a family in making proper decisions. We take great pride in our profession and feel there is nothing more important than how the departed loved one is presented to family and friends. We personally oversee every aspect of the funeral, from meeting with the family to embalming to taking the deceased to be cremated. We do not subcontract any of our services like many funeral homes are doing today. We know that we only get one chance to please the family. We believe in earning peoples' trust each and every time we serve them. We assemble collage boards with pictures and other items that were significant to the loved one’s life. We also can provide memory videos and picture memorial folders. If you have an idea please feel free to contact a director to help you with your personalization. We strive to provide you with a good lasting memory of your loved one’s service. Below is a short discussion of service possibilities.

Traditional Funeral Service

This is a service with the body present. In this type of service a person would have visitation (the night before or the day of the funeral) with a funeral service following (either at the deceased's church or at the funeral home), followed with burial at a cemetery. You may also select a traditional service without visitation.

Graveside Service

This is another service with the body present. In this type of service you may choose to have a visitation (the night before or the day of the funeral) with a graveside service (at the cemetery) following. You may also select a graveside service without visitation.

Immediate Burial

This is also a service with the body present. In this type of burial no services are held, the deceased is taken to the place of burial without any type of public service being held.





Sisson Funeral Home Cremation Services
Cremation has become an accepted alternative to the traditional funeral. Practiced by many different civilizations, cremation is a process that oxidizes all the carbon and water in the remains leaving an ash-like residue composed mainly of minerals. A person who decides to be cremated has many options to choose from. Cremation can be combined with any funeral service including calling hours, a funeral service, or a memorial service. With cremation, families also have the choice of doing what they please with the ashes, whether that be to take the ashes home or bury them in a cemetery. 

Cremation

While we do not have a crematory on our premises we are able to provide all types of cremation services. 


Traditional Cremation Service

This is a service with the body present. In this type of service a person would have visitation (the night before or the day of the funeral) with a funeral service following (either at the deceased's church or at the funeral home), followed the next day with burial of cremains at a cemetery (some families choose to not bury their loved one’s cremains or wait until a later date to do so. You may also select a traditional cremation without visitation.