The expressed wishes of the deceased as well as their family determine what is the best way to proceed with the funeral. Most often the body is the focal point of the funeral service, sometimes with an open casket, sometimes with a closed casket. The presence of the loved one, although deceased, seems to often bring comfort when it's time to say goodbye.

All ethnic backgrounds and religious denominations are serviced. Special care is taken to respect the customs, wishes and needs of the families.

Goodman Funeral Home is dedicated and committed to family service and the staff is available 24 hours a day.

Sometimes there is an open casket where embalming is done. Other times, a closed casket is on display.

And the final destiny of the resulting ashes can be burial, scattering at sea or on land or placement in an urn to serve as a continual reminder.

We offer memorial registry books, customized memorial folders, flag cases, variety of urn options and urn vaults to personalize the service or ceremony of your loved one.

Often the service in conducted by a member of the clergy or a funeral director.