Funeral Homes in Stevensville

Whether looking for affordable Funeral Options or Cremation Services, Morse & Son Funeral Home is your local funeral home in Stevensville, and can also service and cater to the families in the surrounding communities such as Welland and Thorold.

Stevensville Funeral Homes

While there may be other reputable local Funeral Homes in Stevensville serving families, Morse & Son Funeral Home is there for you and stands by you every step of the way to ensure we give your loved one an honorable Service.

Allow Morse & Son Funeral Home the chance to serve your family. Contact us today to learn more about our Affordable Cost Options.

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• Looking for information on Memorial Services?
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• Interested in learning about what type of Caskets are available? Funeral Merchandise
• Grief Support

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why would I need to purchase Certified Copies of a death certificate?

Certified copies are used as proof of death for the transfer of stocks and bonds, banking transactions and life insurance. Your funeral provider can help you determine how many you may need to settle an estate and secure them for you.

How can I personalize a funeral service?

One way is to bring personal items into the funeral home to be displayed in or near the casket. Example: An avid golfer might have a favorite putter placed in the casket. An avid hunter or fisherman might have some of their personal effects or trophies displayed on a memory table. A person who quilted could have the casket draped with a quilt they made. An artist could have their art work displayed. A person s favorite rocking chair could be brought to the funeral home and placed next to the casket.

What is a memory table and/or a memory board?

At the funeral home, a memory table may be used to display personal items of the deceased. A memory board would have a collection of family photographs attached and can be displayed on an easel at the funeral home for visitors to reminisce about their life experiences with the deceased.