Frequent Questions

We have three locations in Windom, Lakefield and Jackson, Minnesota, and we are honored to serve families in these and surrounding communities.

Costs vary depending on the services and details. We provide full transparency with our General Price List that is available upon request. We encourage individuals and families to make an appointment to discuss your wishes and options for funding in advance.

Embalming is a process that temporarily preserves the body and helps maintain its appearance for viewing. It involves gentle preparation, preservation, and often cosmetic care to create a natural, peaceful appearance.

Yes. In Minnesota, if a body is not embalmed, it must be buried within six days of death.

Cremation is a respectful process that uses heat to transform a loved one’s body into small ash-like particles, called cremated remains. The cremated remains may be kept in an urn or other container, and some choose to have the cremated remains transformed into Parting Stones that can be displayed or carried with you.

Yes. Pre-planning ensures your wishes are followed and eases the emotional and financial burden on your loved ones. We can also help set up funding in an irrevocable funeral policy.

Yes, we take pride in helping to honor our military veterans. With a copy of the DD-214 (military discharge papers), we can arrange military honors, provide a flag for the family, and assist with burial in a state or national veterans cemetery.

They can, and we encourage preparing them ahead of time for what to expect. We have resources to help families support grieving children.

Absolutely. You can include music, photos, memory tables, video tributes, and other unique touches that reflect your loved one’s life and personality.

Families often include the most personal touches when they write the obituary themselves. We offer resources and are always happy to help create a meaningful tribute.

Our After Death Checklist provides a simple guide to common steps, such as securing the home, notifying agencies, closing accounts, and handling online profiles.