• Transfer to the funeral home from the place of death, anywhere in the world
• Coordinating vital statistics and obituary information with family
• Obtaining death certificate from doctor or medical examiner, completing vital statistics information and filing with local registrar
• Obtaining other legal authorizations for final disposition
• Obtaining certified copies of death certificate
• Professionally licensed personnel on staff to perform technical preparation and / or cremation services at our private crematory
• On site refrigeration facilities available (precludes unnecessary or undesired embalming)
• Contacting local and out of town newspapers and coordinating obituary and services information
• Scheduling of services and visitations; perhaps a reception afterward
• Professionally licensed personnel to conduct services and visitations
• Coordinating plans with clergy, Church or Synagogue
• Coordinating plans with cemetery
• Notifying Social Security; applying for Veteran’s benefits
• Assistance with life insurance claims, car title transfers, etc
• Ample staff insures expeditious response time, professionally licensed funeral directors available 24 hours a day 365 days a year
• Comfort and dignity of late model, professional Cadillac commercial chassis vehicles

Bean Funeral Homes will help with these and countless other details. Of course, our spacious, homelike, comfortable facilities are available for visitation and memorial services. And you can always count on our prices to be fair and affordable. Beginning with first notification, Bean will coordinate all the details, and insure that they are carried out to the family’s complete satisfaction.

Our concern for you and your family continues long after the funeral service is over. After all, powerful feelings last for a very long time, and it’s very human to feel grief at the loss of a loved one. And it’s certainly understandable to feel a sense of loneliness and abandonment.
Bereaved people need companionship, support, and closeness. We can help, by giving you the information and support you need during the difficult times. Our complete library of books and brochures can help ease the grieving process, and we’ve referred many people to local counselors, psychologists, and other caring professionals in their time of need.

Human beings have been experiencing and coping with grief since the beginning of time, and there are many resources available to help you. We sponsor memorial services as well as seminars and workshops in cooperation with public health agencies. Don’t wait for a death to occur. You’re welcome in our home any time, to discuss your preplanning needs, or to get the answers you need.