How Cremation Works

Chris Clements Explains The Process of Cremation
#LearnaboutFuneralService #funeral #funeralhome #crematory #crematorium #cremation

[@fh346]

Oliver, You Explained this So VERY Well, Yet Always Maintaining the Grace and dignity of The Rest of us!! Thank You Sir. Good Job Here!!

[@04smallmj]

This process is very similar to here in the UK.

[@michaelskuce3677]

hi as an young termly ill guy would it be possible to even be cremated as I'm 7ft 3 tall but of slim build any advice be most welcome thanks

[@amyclark4095]

When my high school boyfriend passed away on october 12th of 2020 we had owen cremated it wasnt easy saying goodbye to him

[@user-uo3tm1dv5i]

owen?

[@user-xt9kl1vm3z]

Condolences

[@LukNatU2]

Is their a process where you separate the casket ashes from the remain before it goes into an earn or does the remain and the casket ashes all go into the earn?

[@user-uo3tm1dv5i]

yeah i been told that only bones in the middle remans after burning so they pick up all bones and milled them separate from coffin ashes.....

[@Oliversfuneralhomecrematorium]

The remains and the ashes from the casket all go into the urn. It is not possible to separate them after cremation.

[@SHAUN646]

😆 that sad music 🎶 aweee

[@richarddelgado8913]

Great explanation. I've been debating due I want a traditional burial or cremation?

[@Oliversfuneralhomecrematorium]

Thank you. Let us know if we can help answer any of your questions

[@darlenecurrin6953]

@@Oliversfuneralhomecrematorium do u do flamless cremation

[@Oliversfuneralhomecrematorium]

@@darlenecurrin6953 No, that is not something we offer at this time.

[@user-uo3tm1dv5i]

arent we all ? )))

[@user-uo3tm1dv5i]

@@Oliversfuneralhomecrematorium what is flame cremation?

[@devbachu7072]

My mom died on 5 th February an Wednesday is cremation

[@vicortiz9322]

That disc doesn't get destroyed with the heat of retort?

[@Oliversfuneralhomecrematorium]

Hi Vic, the retort is not hot enough to melt metal. Any metal pieces are separated from the ashes after the cremation.

[@vicortiz9322]

@@Oliversfuneralhomecrematorium thank you I was always curious about that

[@michaelskuce3677]

@@Oliversfuneralhomecrematorium hi as an young termly ill guy would it be possible to even be cremated as I'm 7ft 3 tall but of slim build any advice be most welcome thanks

[@Oliversfuneralhomecrematorium]

@@michaelskuce3677 I can't speak for other crematoriums, but your height would not be an issue in ours. We can cremate anyone up to 10 feet tall! I am sorry that you are having to look at this.

[@michaelskuce3677]

@@Oliversfuneralhomecrematorium thanks for confirming my care team member was correct i can be cremated after iv passed may i ask is there any restrictions for cremation ??

[@tammieknuth6020]

2834 university ave..their paying the price now; especially 2016

[@user-uo3tm1dv5i]

But if i dont wont any casket jut a shroud?

[@brendadrumm9451]

So where is your last resting place going to be I'm asking with respect

[@user-uo3tm1dv5i]

@@brendadrumm9451 Woodlands is near Ann Boleyn castle , eco burials i wanted in prtitty willow coffin ,but its no cheap, so now looks I can only Afford Simple Direct Cremations here in the UK. don't want to spend stupid money , don't won't live it to pay to my kids....

[@brendadrumm9451]

@@user-uo3tm1dv5i born and bred in Coventry England don't know where ur on about with respect x

[@user-uo3tm1dv5i]

@@brendadrumm9451 in Sutton Surrey xx

[@04smallmj]

I doubt that a shroud would be cheaper than a basic coffin anyway. Most direct cremation companies include a basic coffin in their prices. A body wrapped in a shroud would need to be on a sturdy flat surface with something solid at each end so that it can be charged into the cremator. I also doubt that your local crematorium would accept it - my crematorium has issues with wicker coffins flexing too much, never mind a body not in a sturdy container.​@@user-uo3tm1dv5i

[@travelinben1966]

It’s the only way to fly👼

[@kristaborrero921]

Why does my Daughters ashes look like pebbles

[@user-uo3tm1dv5i]

big pebbles?

[@amanumin7201]

Every soul shall have a taste of death :And only on the Day of Judgment shall you be paid your full recompense. Only he who is saved far from the Fire and admitted to the Garden will have attained the object (of Life) : For the life of this world is but goods and chattels of deception.. the quran

[@brendadrumm9451]

With u all the way x

[@user-uo3tm1dv5i]

Amen xxx

[@user-xt9kl1vm3z]

Probably a cardboard or chipboard coffin?

[@bettyharrison3854]

The Bible says ash to ash, dust to dust.

[@lesbrewer3105]

While ashes to ashes, dust to dust is not explicitly biblical, it is solidly based on Scripture. Genesis 3:19 reads, “By the sweat of your brow you will eat your food until you return to the ground, since from it you were taken; for dust you are and to dust you will return.” Genesis 18:27 records this statement from Abraham: “Now that I have been so bold as to speak to the Lord, though I am nothing but dust and ashes.” Similarly, Job lamented, “He throws me into the mud, and I am reduced to dust and ashes” (Job 30:19). In Ecclesiastes 3:20, Solomon declared, “All go to the same place; all come from dust, and to dust all return.” The saying ashes to ashes, dust to dust is a powerful reminder that God created us from dust (see Genesis 2:7), and that due to sin, our physical bodies will all eventually return to dust. We need to take our eyes off the things of this world and instead focus on eternity (Matthew 6:19-21). Our physical bodies will return to dust, but our spiritual being will return to God, to stand before Him in judgment (Hebrews 9:27). Through faith in Jesus Christ, that day can be a glorious one, rather than something to be feared.

[@brendadrumm9451]

@@lesbrewer3105 Jesus wernt cremated he returned to heaven as a man

[@brendadrumm9451]

@@lesbrewer3105 I don't fear it x

[@user-uo3tm1dv5i]

@@brendadrumm9451 so you against cremation?

[@lesbrewer3105]

@@brendadrumm9451 You are correct, Jesus rose on the third day and then later return to Heaven. Before he returned, Thomas (0ne of the twelve disciples) needed to put his finger into Jesus pierced holes . I believe people though do become confused on what choices they can make on cremation. For those who believe In Jesus, regardless to what they choose after death with their bodies still go home to the Lord.

[@kennethcollier4660]

A person has to buy a coffin for dignity get out of here man apparently they're being cremated because they don't have the money for a traditional burial

[@Dinngg0]

Personally I like the idea of cremation more than being embalmed and placed in a grave or crypt. It's not just about money. About the container, where I live a cardboard container works just fine. I don't know why a pine box would be needed when a cardboard one will do. It's not needed for very long.

[@brendadrumm9451]

Barbaric

[@brendadrumm9451]

Crem isn't much cheaper is it

[@stephaniechaffin8586]

I have plenty of money and only 39. I'm prepaying for my cremation so it's done and taken care of in the future so my kids have one less thing to deal with.

[@warrenmorphis4208]

Too much of this industry is a blatant money grab. You're forced to pay extra for a cremation container, because a simple, and cheaper - cardboard box will "smoke too much" ? But you just said the crematory smoke goes thru a 2nd filtration process - then up and out the chimney/stack. Why too, can't the embalmed body be placed in just a shroud? Would the cloth also make too much excess smoke ? And if so - wouldn't clothing do the same ?