Remembering
  •         James  Louis  Agopsowicz
  •         Carl  Clifford  Blomgren
  •         Melissa  Marie  Bridgewater
  •         Karla  Ruth  Brown
  •         Raymond  Walter  Christensen
  •         Rodney  Raymond  Cottingham
  •         Margaret  Ruth  Dean
  •         Dorothy  Maude  Eiden
  •         Jack  Leland  Evans
  •         Kenneth  Fearey  Ficklin
  •         Donald  Gordon  Fitzgerald
  •         Elizabeth  A.  Hall
  •         Dorothy  Mae  Hall
  •         Simone  Charlotte  Hamilton
  •         Barbara  Heddy  Hatzenbiler
  •         Donald  Vreeland  Healas
  •         Jeannie  A.J.  Holcomb
  •         Dorothy  Maxine  Jaeger
  •         Doris  Hope  Johnson
  •         Anna  Bruce  Jones
  •         William  Henry  Kay
  •         Geraldine (Gerri)  Pace  Kraski
  •         Dr. Harry  Hamlin  Kretzler, Jr.
  •         Dewey  Wilton  McCrary
  •         Frances  Rebecca  McLaughlin
  •         Barbara  Frances  McMillan
  •         Donald  Edward  Melton
  •         Cindy  Lee  Palmer
  •         Lisa  Red Elk
  •         Olga  Dagmar  Rogneby
  •         Jeremy  Duncan  Ross
  •         Fern  A.  Schoppert
  •         Irene  Florence  Swenson
  •         Kathryn  Faye Elliott  Walton
  •         Frederick  William  Winter
  • Choosing A Funeral Home

    We get lots of calls from consumers seeking information about funerals. We've tried to address some of their questions on our website. One of the more important, and most confusing topics for consumers is that of price. Never before has there been more information available about funeral costs than today. One reason is that funeral homes are required to disclose certain information by federal law. Another is that the internet provides consumers with access to information and the ability to make comparisons without having to even make a phone call.

    It has been said that a little information is a dangerous thing. When faced with the task of comparing funeral providers and funeral pricing, it is easy to become very confused with strange terminology, differing approaches to disclosing price information, and possibly even a sales pitch.

    We have a couple of pieces of advice that you may find helpful when shopping around for funeral homes.

    1. Make sure you are talking with a funeral director. Some firms will allow inquiry calls to be handled by administrative or sales staff members. Make sure you are talking with a qualified person and write down their name. At Beck's Funeral Home you will be assisted by a qualified professional.

    2. Ask the funeral home representative to explain the various itemized prices you are quoted so that you understand each component cost of service. You will find similarities in General Price Lists from place to place, but the General Price list does not usually provide you with specific information about the total cost of service. Your merchandise selections and cash advances can be significant expense factors.

    3. Be sure the funeral home representative is listening to you and not making sweeping assumptions about the kind of service he or she thinks you should be selecting.

    4. Ask others who've been served by local funeral homes. We've been around for nearly 57 years and are willing to let an established reputation speak about how we serve families.

    5. Check with your clergy person.

    This is all common sense consumer advice. However, funeral service decisions are infrequently made, usually at an emotional time, and you need to know you are being served by a firm that is worthy of your trust.

    We are proud to say that our directors are the best listeners you will ever find. They are each caring and experienced professionals who will make sure that your preferences are carried out, and your needs fulfilled. We want your decision to select Beck's Funeral Home to be one you feel good about.

    Call Beck's 425) 771-1234