
How Donating Organs Affects Cremation
Fifty percent of American adults are registered organ donors. Today, roughly 56% of people are cremated. Based on those numbers, a certain percentage of organ donors will choose to be cremated.
Green Cremation Texas is the state’s first and only environmentally-conscious cremation service provider. We have compiled this list of links and resources to help you better understand the ecological benefits of our work. If you have any additional questions, feel free to contact us.
Fifty percent of American adults are registered organ donors. Today, roughly 56% of people are cremated. Based on those numbers, a certain percentage of organ donors will choose to be cremated.
More and more Baby Boomers are warming up to the idea of a simplified green burial without all the fuss and expense of a traditional funeral.
Trends suggest green burial will become more common as people lose interest in “traditional” burials.
Water cremation is becoming more and more popular with those who want to ensure their last act on this earth has the smallest environmental impact possible.
People often are not aware of the environmental impact of traditional funerals. Click here to learn more about this and environmentally sound green funerals.
Mountain Creek Cemetery is one of only two cemeteries in Texas that are certified by the Green Burial Council, the other one being Our Lady of the Rosary just outside of Austin, TX.
Talking about death isn’t easy. Our cremation specialists have had a lot of discussions about death over the last 20+ years. Learn how to talk to your family about your funeral plans.
Humans have been buried using natural practices since long before written language existed. That’s why green burial is often referred to as natural burial.
Green burial, also known as natural burial, is a completely different experience. The ornate casket is replaced by a plain wooden or wicker coffin that’s biodegradable. Sometimes there’s no casket at all and the deceased is laid to rest in only a cotton or linen shroud.
What many people don’t realize is embalming fluid isn’t necessary even if you plan to have a viewing service. Today there are embalming alternatives that work just as well without leaching toxic chemicals into the ground.
If the idea of being buried out in nature where there is still a bit of Texas history sounds appealing then Countryside Memorial is the ideal final resting place.
After the body is cremated the family will receive the remains of their loved one. That leaves many people wondering what to do with the cremated remains.
Our Lady of the Rosary Cemetery & Prayer Gardens is a perfect example of end-of-life services that cater to virtually every type of funeral in the Austin area.
Are you wondering what does the Bible say about cremation? If yes, you should click right here for the key things to understand.
It is beneficial to know about the different types of urns for cremation. You can check out our guide right here to learn more.
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