Obituaries

Dianna Curtis
B: 1947-02-03
D: 2025-11-16
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Curtis, Dianna
David Phillips
B: 1951-06-21
D: 2025-11-03
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Phillips, David
Tammie Caddell
B: 1968-12-20
D: 2025-11-02
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Caddell, Tammie
Clifford Abbott
B: 1936-07-16
D: 2025-11-01
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Abbott, Clifford
David Strasner
B: 1949-07-24
D: 2025-10-31
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Strasner, David
Danny Borah
B: 1970-01-23
D: 2025-10-31
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Borah, Danny
Billy Harvey
B: 1943-02-05
D: 2025-10-27
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Harvey, Billy
Jerry Ridenour
B: 1937-12-13
D: 2025-10-25
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Ridenour, Jerry
Ronald "Ron" Nickels
B: 1946-05-26
D: 2025-10-22
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Nickels, Ronald "Ron"
Steven Langford
B: 1946-02-06
D: 2025-10-04
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Langford, Steven
Richard Copeland
B: 1943-09-05
D: 2025-09-29
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Copeland, Richard
Nadene Dean
B: 1930-07-24
D: 2025-09-29
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Dean, Nadene
Nelda Lair Clay
B: 1935-06-09
D: 2025-09-28
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Lair Clay, Nelda
Henry Bucher, Jr.
B: 1936-03-07
D: 2025-09-18
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Bucher, Jr., Henry
Lynda Crockett
B: 1942-02-23
D: 2025-09-09
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Crockett, Lynda
Melissa Thompson
B: 1980-09-04
D: 2025-09-05
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Thompson, Melissa
Mary DeBerry
B: 1947-08-15
D: 2025-08-29
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DeBerry, Mary
Robert Owens Jr.
B: 1963-06-03
D: 2025-08-27
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Owens Jr., Robert
Glyna Crowder
B: 1933-06-07
D: 2025-08-25
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Crowder, Glyna
Ruth Summers
B: 1947-02-02
D: 2025-08-05
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Summers, Ruth
William Ramsey
B: 1945-08-20
D: 2025-07-27
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Ramsey, William

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Alternative Cremation Options

The latest innovation in cremation is a process of alkaline hydrolysis, sometimes called resomation. The process was developed in the United States in the late 1990s. The Cremation Association of North America describes the process as "a water-based cissolution process for human remains that uses alkaline chemicals, heat, and sometimes agitation and-or pressure, to accelerate natural decomposition". 

Compared with traditional cremation, this process uses less energy and releases no carbon and no matter into the atmosphere. Not all regions have made the legislative changes required for funeral homes to offer this service to families and the equipment costs are more than a conventional retort. Both factors currently reduce the availability of resomation cremation services.


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Cremation Association of North America

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