Cremation

Cremation

Families turn to Penwell-Gabel for affordable cremation services of the highest quality. If you are wondering about burial costs vs cremation costs, you can explore your options with our planning tool, which allows you to compare burial vs cremation costs.

Many people have questions about how much a cremation costs, and the answer really depends on what type of cremation is preferred. You can learn about the different options and estimate the cost of cremation with our online planning tool. Below we have provided several sample cremation plans to give you an idea of what to expect.

Sample Cremation Plans

Cremation prices Kansas City

Funeral ceremony before cremation

$5,595
This selection includes a funeral ceremony at our chapel or another facility with a public viewing the day before, followed by cremation.   Full details

Memorial ceremony after cremation

$4,195
This selection includes cremation followed by a public gathering and ceremony at our funeral home or another facility.   Full details

A Simple Goodbye®

$2,590
This selection includes a private family viewing in our facility prior to cremation.   Full details

Direct cremation when decision has been made not to have a ceremony

$1,945
This selection includes cremation.   Full details

Frequently-asked Questions About Cremation

Can I still have a funeral if we choose cremation?

Yes, you can have a traditional funeral with your loved one present in a casket, followed by cremation, or you can have a memorial service after cremation takes place. There are many flexible options with cremation.

What do I get back after cremation is complete?

Your loved one's remains will be returned to you in an urn of your choosing. We can help you select this when you make arrangements at our funeral home. A variety of styles and prices are available.

What kind of cremation urns are available?

Cremation urns are available in numerous styles and materials, including metal, wood and stone, as well as biodegradable materials like paper and salt. Some are perfect for display, while others are designed for cemetery placement or scattering.

What should I do with the urn?

Many families display the urn in a special spot in their home. Some place the urn in a niche or burial space at a cemetery. Others scatter the remains in a place that had meaning to their loved one.

Please give us a call if you have other questions or to make arrangements in advance or in a time of need.

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