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National Cremation Society
Trusted to help thousands of families with their final needs for over four decades.
About National Cremation Society
When we founded National Cremation in 1973, we set out to help families that choose cremation for their final needs by providing a simple and affordable cremation service. Today, hundreds of thousands of families later, we are the nation’s oldest and largest provider of cremation services, still helping families plan. We have learned from our client families along the way. We have learned that individuals and families choose cremation for a variety of reasons. Many choose cremation for the low cost and simplicity; others to reduce their eternal land use. Over the years, we’ve become not only cremation specialists, but cremation experts. National Cremation appreciates the opportunity to work with you and your family and show you how simple cremation can be. Whether you have an immediate need at the time of death or are preplanning cremation for a future need, you are sure to find that our cremation services meet your needs.
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Operations & Supply
National Cremation Society provided treats to staff at local hospices for Funeral Arranger Sarah Wilkin.
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Presence & Recognition
National Cremation Society Port Charlotte Funeral Director Anthony Hayes attended the Brook to Bay Mobile Home Owners Association Health and Services Fair to share funeral director information and answer questions.
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Presence & Recognition
National Cremation Society Port Charlotte Service Manager Gloria Dennis attended the monthly Our Charlotte Elder Affairs Network (OCEAN) meeting for community members.
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Presence & Recognition
National Cremation Society Jacksonville Service Manager Mary Beth Malphurs dropped off morning snacks for the Community Hospice Center for Caring at Ascension St. Vincent’s Riverside to thank them for their compassion.
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