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Direct Cremation
Direct (Immediate) Cremations: $2,250 Complete
Includes
- Local transfer of remains from hospital or medical examiner's
office to the funeral home, staff services, securing of necessary
authorizations, transportation of remains to the crematory, a cremation
container, all crematory charges, return of the cremains to the
funeral home within 3 working days and a hard plastic urn. Each
cremation is performed individually, by fully licensed funeral directors.
Shipping
of cremains directly to family via USPS is an additional $125 charge.
Shipping
of cremains directly to a cemetery via USPS for burial is $175,
plus cemetery charges.
Direct
delivery and licensed supervision of burial or cremains at a local
cemetery is $375, plus cemetery charges.
Next-day
service is available for an additional charge of $200.
Certified
copies of the death certificate are obtained from the NYC Department
of Health through this office, at a cost of $ 15 each.
No
viewing or services are included in the $2,250 direct cremation charge.
However, a 2 hour memorial service is available at our Upper East
Side facility for a $750 charge. Services can be arranged with clergymen
of all faiths through this office. More traditional funeral including
viewing hours with cremation following are of course available through
this office, as are traditional funerals with burials.
A private viewing of the remains (no preparation, no casket, 30 minute maximum) is available for $500.
Scattering
of ashes at sea is available for $200. Scattering takes place off
Long Island, N.Y.
Wooden,
marble, ceramic, and bronze urns are available, starting at $200.
Important
Considerations Concerning
Pre-Arranged (Pre-Need) Cremations
Please note that if you are contemplating a pre-arranged cremation for yourself, it is best that a will be prepared citing your wishes for cremation, directing that your Executor/Executrix carry out these wishes upon your death. If no will is prepared and you have no living next of kin, "Designated Agent" forms are available at our office. These forms do not take place of a will and only grant your "agent" authority to carry out your wishes for cremation. These forms have to be signed by yourself, your "agent", and two witnesses. They can be brought back to our office, by your "agent", at the time of arrangements for documentary purposes. In either case your executor or "agent" must sign a cremation affidavit upon your death for the NYC Health Department to allow a cremation to proceed.
If
there is no will and accordingly no executor/executrix to sign the
cremation affidavit for the NYC Health Department, the signature
of at least a niece or nephew or a registered domestic partner,
of the deceased is required in order for the NYC Health Department
to validly process a cremation affidavit. There are no exceptions
to this rule in the City of New York. Only the NYC Public Administrator's
office can, on very rare occasions, grant exceptions to this rule.
They can be contacted at 31 Chambers Street, NYC.
As
there are various ways to pre-arrange a funeral or cremation, and
as each case can be different, please consult this office if you
have any questions.
For
further discussion of these matters, or an appointment, send email
to info@krtilfuneralhome.com

1297 First Avenue (69-70th Street)
New York, New York 10021
Tel: (212) 744-3084 Fax: (212) 472-2842
E-mail: info@krtilfuneralhome.com
John S. Krtil, Licensed Manager
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