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Flameless Cremation FAQs

  • Is aquamation legal in West Virginia?

    Yes. Aquamation, also known as alkaline hydrolysis, is authorized under West Virginia law and is performed by licensed professionals.

  • Are the remains returned to the family?

    Yes. Families receive their loved one's remains just as they would following traditional cremation.

  • Can I still have a funeral service?

    Absolutely. Aquamation can follow a traditional funeral, visitation, memorial service, or private family gathering.

  • Is aquamation accepted by churches?

    Many families of faith choose aquamation. Because beliefs vary among denominations, we encourage families to consult their spiritual leaders if they have specific theological questions.

  • What happens to medical implants?

    Medical implants and prosthetics are removed and recycled when possible, similar to traditional cremation procedures.

  • Can veterans choose aquamation?

    Yes. Veterans remain eligible for military honors and burial benefits.