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General Services and Price List MERCHANDISE Burial Packages include: ................................................................................$3495 to $5195 American Flag Cases .................................................................................$150 • Basic services of funeral director and staff General ServiceS and • Paperwork to complete the death certificate and obtain permits Crucifix ........................................................................................................$30 • Transfer of deceased from place of death to funeral home (within Maricopa County) Rosary Beads ..............................................................................................$15 • Embalming Rental Casket (does not include insert) ...................................................$1085 • Dressing, Casketing, Cosmetology and basic hairdressing Price liSt Casket Shipping Container .......................................................................$295 • Casket (see packages) Combination Shipping Container (no casket) ...........................................$310 • Use of facilities or use of staff and equipment (services outside of our chapel) for a one Basic Cremation Container- Cardboard Box ...........................................$110 day funeral service PERSONALIZED INTERIORS • Memorial book and 100 folders or prayer cards Basic Memorial Package ............................................................................$125 • Funeral Coach (Hearse) (includes Paper Memorial Register Book, 100 Memorial Folders or 100 Prayer cards) • Graveside Service Rental Insert for Rental casket. Drop in w/Velcro .....................................$328 1. Harmony Package .................................................................$3495 • Sentry (Choice of 2 colors), • Fiera ADDITIONAL SERVICES 2. Serenity Package ...................................................................$3995 • Jessup (Choice of 4 colors) • Norfolk • Longley 3. Tribute Package .....................................................................$5195 Funeral Services Death Certificates (per copy) .........................................................................$20 • Wingate (Choice of 4 Colors) • Mercury • Rosebud Processing fee to order Death Certificate (per copy) ........................................$5 • Floral Package (Tribute Burial Package Only) 1627 N. 51st Avenue • Phoenix, AZ 85035 Funeral Escorts (3 units) (required for funeral procession) .......................$525 PERSONALIZED EXTERIORS Phone: 602-442-7747 • Fax: 602-269-6367 **Additional Stop or Drive-By Service for Escorts ..................................$300 Direct Burial Package includes:......................................................................................$795 www.abelfuneralservices.com • Basic services of funeral director and staff+ **Additional Vehicle..................................................................................$175 • Paperwork to complete the death certificate and obtain a permit .................................... Long Distance Telephone charge (per call) .................................................$10 • Transfer of deceased from place of death to funeral home (within Maricopa County) Fax Document (per item) ...........................................................................$15 • State Disposition fee Proof of attendance at a funeral letter (per item) ........................................$15 • Casket (Dawson) Transportation to/from airport after regular hours ....................................$250 • Transportation to cemetery Handling & Packaging of Cremated Remains for Transport .....................$150 Traditional Cremation Packages include: ....................................................$3495 to $5195 Mailing of Death Certificates (per address) ................................................$15 • Basic services of funeral director and staff Clerical Fee (per hour) ................................................................................$75 TO HONOR AND SERVE • Paperwork to complete the death certificate and obtain permits (Special circumstances such as transfer of remains out of the continental U.S.A. may require • Transfer of deceased from place of death to funeral home (within Maricopa County) additional clerical fees) • Embalming Cremation Fee ...........................................................................................$375 • Dressing, Casketing, Cosmetology and basic hairdressing Return of Cremated Remains within 48 hours ...........................................$200 • Casket (see packages) (48 hours begin following receipt of signed Cremation Authorization form and or notarized • Use of facilities or use of staff and equipment (services outside of our chapel) for a one authorization statement from all legal next of kin and authorization by County and or State day funeral service Government.) • Memorial book and 100 folders or prayer cards Transfer of Cremated Remains to Urn or Jewelry .......................................$25 • Funeral Coach (Hearse) if applicable • Crematory fee Scattering of Cremated Remains*................................................................$25 1. Harmony Package .................................................................$3495 PERSONALIZED KEEPSAKES • Use of our rental casket (Persons up to 275 lbs. *Scattering to be done at the convenience of the Funeral Home or Dawson for offsite services) Effective Date: December 1, 2020 at an undisclosed location 2. Serenity Package ...................................................................$3995 • Longley Disclaimer of Warranties: 3. Tribute Package ....................................................................$5195 CASKETS A complete price list will be provided at the • Dayton ABEL FUNERAL SERVICES makes no rep- funeral home available from ................................................... $325 to $17,900 resentation or warranties regarding cas- • Floral Package (Tribute Cremation Package Only) kets. The only warranties, expressed CREMATION URNS available from $49 and up Direct Cremation Package Includes: .............................................................................$725 or implied, granted in connection with (no returns or exchanges on urns) • Basic services of funeral director and staff caskets and/or containers sold are the • Paperwork to complete the death certificate and obtain a permit LIVING TRIBUTE express written warranties, if any, ex- • Transfer of deceased from place of death to funeral home (within Maricopa County) tended by the manufacturers thereof. OUTER BURIAL CONTAINERS A complete Price List will be provided at the funeral home ...................... available from $955 to $3,932.50 • State Disposition fee ABEL FUNERAL SERVICES hereby expressly • Medical Examiner fee disclaims all warranties expressed or implied, Every casket purchased results in a Notes: • Minimum cremation container donation to help a child in need. relating to the caskets and/or containers, in- • Transportation to the crematorium cluding, but not limited to, the implied warran- CHILDREN’S • Crematory fee FOUNDATION ties merchantability and fitness for a particular • Basic urn purpose. • Tax FHP-1645-2015 FHP-1645-2015 MCF Ad_Diverse.indd 2 2/25/15 4:18 PM GENERAL PRICE LIST EMBALMING..........................................................................................$525 FORWARDING OF REMAINS TO ANOTHER Except in certain special cases, embalming is not required by law. Embalming FUNERAL HOME .................................................................................$1295 These prices are effective as of December 1, 2020 but are may be necessary, however, if you select certain funeral arrangements, such as This charge includes local removal of remains, basic services of the staff and subject to change without notice. This schedule is presented to you a funeral with a viewing. If you do not want embalming, you usually have the facilities, embalming, necessary authorizations, transportation to local airport before beginning discussion of funeral arrangements, selection of goods right to choose an arrangement, such as direct cremation or immediate burial, during regular hours. This charge does not include shipping cost, visitation, and services, at need or advanced planning, with Abel Funeral Services in that does not require you to pay for it. Our firm requires embalming for public rites or ceremony prior to forwarding of the remains. order to comply with Federal and State funeral laws. RIGHT OF viewing If you do not want embalming, you usually have the right to choose RECEIVING OF REMAINS FROM ANOTHER SELECTION - The goods and services shown be-low are those we can an arrangement that does not require you to pay for it, such as direct cremation FUNERAL HOME .................................................................................$1045 provide for our customers. You may choose only the items you desire. or immediate burial. You may decide against embalming based on religious This charge includes receipt of remains, basic services of the staff and facili- However, any funeral arrangements you select will include a charge for our view or personal preference. Our firm requires embalming for public viewing. ties, unpacking, care and housing of remains, transfer of remains to local cem- basic services and overhead. If legal or other requirements mean you must etery or crematory. This charge does not include visitation, rites or ceremony buy any items you did not
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