Heritage Funeral Home
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6615 W Oklahoma Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53219
CremationTraditional Burial+5
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Wisconsin requires a 48-hour waiting period after death before cremation can occur, unless waived by the medical examiner. A cremation authorization form must be signed by the legally authorized person, and the crematory must obtain a burial transit permit from the local registrar before proceeding.
Funeral costs in Wisconsin vary widely based on service selections, with traditional full-service funerals generally ranging from several thousand to over ten thousand dollars. Direct cremation and immediate burial options typically cost less. Wisconsin funeral homes are required by federal law to provide a General Price List upon request.
Wisconsin families can choose from traditional ground burial, mausoleum entombment, natural or green burial in approved cemeteries, and cremation with various memorialization options. Cremated remains may be kept by families, placed in cemeteries, or scattered in permitted locations. Some Wisconsin cemeteries also offer columbarium niches for urn placement.
Wisconsin has 11 funeral homes available to serve families across the state. When selecting a provider, families should compare services, pricing, and location convenience. All Wisconsin funeral homes must be licensed by the Department of Safety and Professional Services and comply with state regulations.
Pre-planning funerals is permitted and encouraged in Wisconsin, allowing individuals to document their wishes and potentially secure current pricing. Prepaid funeral contracts are regulated by state law to protect consumers. Wisconsin residents should ensure any prepaid arrangements are made with licensed funeral providers and understand the terms of their contract.
Eligible veterans in Wisconsin may receive burial benefits including a gravesite in a national or state veterans cemetery, a government headstone or marker, and a burial flag. The Wisconsin Veterans Memorial Cemetery in King and Union Grove offers interment options for veterans and eligible dependents. Families should contact the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to confirm specific benefit eligibility.