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Bloomington Cremation Society Fair, simple, and sustainable options for disposition. Direct Cremation $1700.00 complete package. There are many reasons for choosing cremation.

Thank you for your interest in the Bloomington Cremation Society. We hope the content found on our website is informative to you, answering any questions you may have about our cremation services. Enlightened consumers are increasingly changing their belief systems and feelings towards the traditional funeral. Cremation is not only a considerate alternative; it is an environmentally responsible choice. Basic cremation may be right in many circumstances, but others may desire additional services. As the specialists in cremation, we can assist you and your family with any arrangement, such as memorial service or traditional funeral with services in a church, synagogue, fraternal lodge, or other facility. Cremation allows for a wide range of personally meaningful options for final disposition of our mortal remains which are simply not otherwise available - scattering, burial or inurnment in a cemetery, or kept at home, are but a few. More families than ever are making arrangements in advance. Pre-planning allows you the opportunity to make wise decisions at a time convenient to you, and provide peace of mind for everyone involved. Additionally, by pre-paying, you will relieve the financial burden to your family. We offer several funding options that guarantee current costs for services and funeral merchandise. By doing so you will receive a lifetime guarantee that this is all you, or your family, will ever pay for the goods and services selected. For these and countless other reasons, it is not surprising that cremation is the choice for nearly one-third of Indiana residents. The Bloomington Cremation Society is an independent cremation provider. Whether you live in Bloomington or anywhere in Indiana, we can handle your services simply, with dignity and very affordably, all without the need to involve your local funeral home. If you have any additional questions or would like to schedule an arrangements conference, please feel free to contact us anytime. We hope that in your time of loss you will turn to us for your cremation services.

09/08/2025
Lawn duty for the undertaker. Nathan Butler.
11/06/2024

Lawn duty for the undertaker. Nathan Butler.

20 years of serving. 2004-2024.
11/06/2024

20 years of serving. 2004-2024.

02/01/2024

In interviews with people who were dying, we learned they wanted to mark their final days with meaningful experiences and leave their affairs in order. It's time to reset logistics, last days and legacy.

19/12/2023

We often have no idea what to say in the face of senseless loss. That is especially true when children are the victims of tragedy. From my experience in serving grieving families, here are five things to say:
1. I don't believe God wanted this or willed it.
A grieving friend or family member is likely hearing that this is God's will from a number of other people. Affirm the idea that it may very well not be.
2. It's okay to be angry, and I'm a safe person for you express that anger to if you need it.
Anger is an essential part of the grieving process, but many don't know where to talk about it because they are often silenced by others when they express their feelings. (For instance, they may be told they have no right to be angry at God.) By saying you are a safe person to share all feelings, including anger, with, you help the grieving person know where they can turn.
3. It's not okay.
It seems so obvious, but sometimes this doesn't get said. Sometimes the pieces don't fit. Sometimes nothing works out right. And sometimes there is no way to fix it. Naming it can be helpful for some because it lets them know you won't sugarcoat their grief.
4. I don't know why this happened.
When trauma happens, the shock and emotion comes first. But not long after comes our human need to try to explain "why?" The reality is that often we cannot. The grieving person will likely have heard a lot of theories about why a trauma occurred. Sometimes it's best not to add to the chorus, but to just acknowledge what you do not know.
5. I can't imagine what you are going through, but I am here to support you in whatever way feels best.
Even if you have faced a similar loss, remember that each loss is different. Saying "I know how you're feeling" is often untrue. Instead, ask how the grieving person is feeling. And then ask what you can do to help. Then, do it and respect the boundaries around what they don't want help with at this point. You will be putting some control back into the hands of the grieving person, who often feels like they have lost so much of it.

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