Veterans Receive Benefits at the Cremation Society of Missouri
Erica Easton • May 20, 2017
Did you know honorable discharged veterans receive many benefits through the Cremation Society of Missouri?
- Burial plot for veteran, spouse, and dependent children at a National Cemetery or Saint Charles Memorial Gardens
- Headstone or grave marker
- U.S. flag for burial purposes
- Military honors for the veteran
- Full military honors for military or service-related death
Click here to learn more about being eligible for veteran benefits.
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