Missing in America Project
Posted Wednesday, November 19, 2008 by Roger Bridges
Have you heard about the Missing in America Project?  Their mission is to locate, identify and inter the unclaimed cremated remains of American veterans through the joint efforts of private, state and federal organizations. To provide honor and respect to those who have served this country by securing a final resting place for these forgotten heroes.  To date they have visited 592 funeral homes, identified 491 unclaimed veterans cremains and interred 321.

Many veterans are unaware of the benefits available to them.  Most funeral homes won't even mention these benefits!  At Indiana Funeral Care, we are proud to serve veterans and their spouses and work hard to make sure they get all of the benefits to which they are entitled, such as:
  • Free cemetery space at a natioanl cemetery
  • Free burial vault
  • Free opening and closing
  • Free grave marker

Contact Indiana Funeral Care today to find out more about veteran benefits.  We offer discount cremations starting at $890 and complete church funerals starting at $3,950. 

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Funerals Around the World
Posted Monday, November 17, 2008 by Roger Bridges

William Gladstone said, “Show me the manner in which a nation or a community cares for its dead and I will measure with mathematical exactness the tender sympathies of its people, their respect for the laws of the land and their loyalty to high ideals.”

 

It is interesting to read about the funeral practices in other countries.  In Burma, for example, the average funeral and cremation costs 120,000 kyat (about $94.00).  This in a country where the average annual income per capita is $200.  One alternative used by some poor residents in villages around Rangoon is to allow a “funeral contractor” to handle the funeral.  Basically, a funeral contractor runs a gambling den at the funeral home and people come to the funeral and gamble. They share some of the money with the family and in return, the poor family receives a funeral service.

 

At Indiana Funeral Care you can get a complete cremation with memorial service for $1,795 or a complete traditional funeral starting at just $3,950.  In addition, you can pre-pay using one of several affordable payment options and lock-in today's prices.  No gambling required.

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Indiana Discount Funerals
Posted Saturday, November 15, 2008 by David Ring
People searching for Indiana Discount Funerals want to make their own informed decisions.  Most people want to make a purchase decision based on facts and not what a funeral director talks them into.  When consumers go to Lowes or Home Depot, they make a purchase decision on their own based on product information on the box and on price.  If they want advice, they ask for it.  Consumers visit www.indianafuneralcare.com and find complete and understandable funeral and cremation service details and price information.  If they have questions, they call.
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Discount Cremations
Posted Friday, October 24, 2008 by David Ring
A caller pleaded that someone has to offer discount cremations in Indiana!  She had called several funeral homes looking for low price or discount cremations with no success. One had quoted the price of the cremation for $1,400, plus a container for $125, plus the cremation fee of $300, plus, plus plus!  Another said they could save her lots of money over a regular funeral and their price was $2,995.  When I told her our price is $890, she responded, "Plus what?  What are the ad ons?"  When she realized the price is $890 complete, she replied, "Now that's more like it!  An honest up front, no frills company that offers discount cremations!"
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Cheap Cremations Indiana
Posted Friday, September 19, 2008 by David Ring

We talked with an out of town family today that was quoted by a funeral home in their city, $3,000 for a cremation and $1,500 extra if the death occured and arrangements were made on a weekend.  I understand that it costs more for staff to work on a weekend, but $1,500?  Wow! 

I never thought you could refer to our price as a "cheap cremation", but apparently it is.  I would prefer to think of it as low cost cremation or value price cremation. 

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Cheap cremations
Posted Thursday, July 31, 2008 by Joel IFC
 Cheap doesn't have to mean low-quality. Why pay more than you need to? Our cost for direct cremation is reasonable, affordable, and we treat your family and loved one as if they were our own. We can offer cheap cremations and cheap funerals not because we are doing a half-assed job, but because we are a small family-owned business that believe that things can be done differently than most other funeral homes and discount cremation providers. You can have as much involvement with the cremation as you'd like- even accompaning your loved one to the crematory and participating in the cremation, and there will be no doubt in your mind that we take care of everybody - living and dead- and that you can still have a cheap cremation that is done properly, with respect and care. How many other service providers will allow that?
http://indianafuneralcare.com/cremation.html
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Cheap Funerals in Indiana
Posted Thursday, July 31, 2008 by David Ring
Why do more and more people Google for discount funerals and cremations in Indiana?  There is a small but rapidly growing segment of people that are looking for more simplicity and less expense in funeral and cremation services.  There are lots of good traditional funeral homes in Indiana, but trying to find a quality value provider that offers "discount funerals" or "discount cremations" in Indiana is a difficult task.
    Many funeral home websites have beautiful graphics and colors, but no pricing information.  There is a reason!  When you visit the website of Indiana Funeral Care you will see they offer cremation and funeral packages anywhere in Indiana at discount prices, 40% to 50% less than traditional funeral homes. 
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