The staff of the Caribe Funeral Home understands that the time just after the loss of a loved one is difficult. That is why we have compassionate and professional funeral directors that will help to make this challenging period easier. We take care of all the paperwork required in a timely manner, such as completing and filing the death certificate and obtaining the burial or cremation permit. We ask that you bring with you to the arrangement conference the birth certificate of the deceased, his or her social security number, military discharge papers if applicable, cemetery information if you have it and the last will or testament of the departed.

The Caribe Funeral Home offers many ideas for paying tribute to your loved one. You may choose from them and add your own whether you choose to bury or cremate your deceased. You can choose the location of the service, the timing, the prayers said and the hymns sung. You can have a public or a private viewing with the remains present even when you decide to have your departed cremated. We have many cremation and rental caskets available for this purpose, and we would be honored to assist you in selecting one that suits your tastes and budget. We also have a wide selection of decorative and elaborate urns in which to contain the cremains of your loved one, and the urn you select can be used for retaining in the home in a special place, for interment or for a scattering ceremony. Since part of our purpose as concerned funeral directors is to support you through the process of memorializing your loved one, you can count on us to guide you every step of the way.

By commemorating your loved one, you demonstrate the love you had for him or her and how much you valued the relationship that was shared. Funerals and memorial services also provide the opportunity to begin the healing process. They gather all those who were important to your loved one in mutual support and reflection.