Our Services and Merchandise

Coyle is a full-service funeral home providing the most caring, quality service at the most affordable cost. Our entire staff is committed to ensuring that you receive the care and attention that have become part of our foundation, both during and after the loss of your loved one. The services that we provide can be tailored to meet the needs of your family. We have listed some service options as examples.

Traditional Service

The Traditional Service will include a Visitation, Funeral Ceremony and Graveside Service.

The visitation is typically held the day before the Funeral Ceremony and provides an opportunity for family and friends to gather and support each other in their time of grief. To allow as much time as possible, we offer visitation both in the afternoon and evening so that your family and friends have plenty of time to come and extend their sympathies. For the convenience of friends who are not able to be at the funeral home during visiting hours, we open our home at 9:00 am and will have staff members available to assist visitors. The funeral ceremony usually takes place the day following visitation and can be held at the funeral home or a church. The ceremony is intended to celebrate and remember the life of the person who died and can be made as meaningful and creative as the family wishes. Our funeral directors can help family members and friends create a personalized service that may include a piece of music that was special, or using some photographs to create a memory board of the person who has passed away. After the funeral ceremony a graveside service is held. This is usually a brief service, after which the casket will be either lowered into the grave, or placed in the mausoleum. The family can choose if they wish to stay for the lowering or placing.

The other services that are provided for the Traditional Service are the basic services of the funeral director and staff, transfer of the body to the funeral home, embalming and other preparation of the body, the use of the hearse and a sedan, care and delivery of floral arrangements, drafting and placement of obituary, coordination with clergy and cemetery, filing of government documents including Social Security and Veteran's Administration, use of facilities, staff and equipment necessary during all aspects of the service.

Graveside Service

The Graveside Service includes the funeral and committal service at the cemetery or place of burial. The service does not have visitation or any funeral service at the funeral home or church. The other services that are provided for the Graveside Service are the basic services of the funeral director and staff, transfer of the body to the funeral home, embalming and other preparation of the body, the use of the hearse, care and delivery of floral arrangements, drafting and placement of obituary, coordination with clergy and cemetery, filing of government documents including Social Security and Veteran's Administration.

The Graveside Service option may be appropriate in some instances, however consideration should be given to the emotional value of a Traditional Funeral, which includes visitation and a funeral ceremony to celebrate and memorialize the life of the person that has died.

Traditional Cremation

The traditional cremation will include a Visitation and Memorial Service. The visitation is held either the day before the Memorial Service, or can be for a few hours before the Memorial Service. It is an opportunity for family and friends to gather and support each other in their time of grief. The memorial service can be held at the funeral home or a church. The ceremony is intended to celebrate and remember the life of the person who has died and should be made as meaningful and creative as the family wishes. Our funeral directors can help family members and friends create a personalized service that may include a piece of music that was special, or using some photographs to create a memory board of the person who has passed away.

The other services that are provided for the Traditional Service are the basic services of the funeral director and staff, transfer of the body to the funeral home, embalming and other preparation of the body, the use of the hearse and a sedan, care and delivery of floral arrangements, drafting and placement of obituary, coordination with clergy and crematory, filing of government documents including Social Security and Veteran's Administration, use of facilities, staff and equipment necessary during all aspects of the service.

Memorial Service

The Memorial Service can be held either before or after the cremation process and can be held at the funeral home or a church. The ceremony is intended to celebrate and remember the life of the person who has died and can be made as meaningful and creative as the family wishes. Our funeral directors can help family members and friends create a personalized service that may include a piece of music that was special, or using some photographs to create a memory board of the person who has passed away.

Direct Cremation

A direct cremation may be appropriate in some cases, however it offers no visitation or memorial service. We encourage our families to give careful consideration to the emotional value of a visitation and memorial service to commemorate the life of the person that has died.

Extended Care

• Referral for bereavement groups or grief counselors
• Literature on dealing with the loss of a loved one

Pre-Arrangement

• Consultations
• Variety of plans for pre-payment option