COVID-19 INFORMATION ~ We're here to help.

• Families have the option to proceed with services for their loved one with limited attendance. We have the ability to broadcast live and recorded video of the event to help include those unable to attend due to the Covid-19 restrictions.
• Families may also want to plan a memorial gathering when restrictions are lifted.
• Services may be delayed until restrictions are lifted.
  

Stackhouse-Moore is available to assist your family in any manner that is appropriate under current guidelines. Many arrangements can be done simply over the phone.

We also have the ability to use technology to assist our families in making arrangements. These include:

• On-Line - We have tools to assist families with paperwork over the internet.
  
• Video Conferencing - e.g. Zoom, Messanger, Skype, etc.
• Texting
• E-mailing

If your family still desires a face-to-face meeting with our staff, we will accommodate your request holding to the restriction of less than 10 people present.

• Hand sanitizer will be available at all our locations.
• We encourage those who are feeling ill to avoid attending any services or arrangements in person.
• Stringent efforts will be made to clean all surfaces in our facilities between events.

Yes. While bodies, in most cases, may be viewed either embalmed or not embalmed for immediate family, we would restrict viewing of a Covid-19 death to embalmed body only due to the health risk of our staff and your loved ones.

If the death is from other than Covid-19, we will continue to make available to immediate family the ability to view their loved one either embalmed or not embalmed.

No. No embalming is required by law for this cause of death providing that disposition is cremation or burial without viewing.

Our funeral home will require embalming of any Covid-19 death that a family wishes to view. This applies to any viewing prior to cremation or burial.