Services

Cremation Choices

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At Corbett Funeral & Cremation, we provide compassionate and affordable cremation services tailored to your needs. We offer a range of options, from direct cremation to cremation with memorial services, all with transparent pricing and no hidden fees. Our experienced team is here to guide you through the process, ensuring that you feel supported every step of the way. With a commitment to dignity and respect, we strive to make cremation both affordable and meaningful for your family.

Traditional Services

$3,939

Simply Cremation + Funeral

This option includes:

  • Transportation into our care (no add'l fee if within 20 miles)
  • Professional services of funeral director and staff.
  • State Cremation Permit
  • Standard Preparation Care for Open Casket Viewing
  • Use of Casket for public viewing
  • Use of Chapel for Combination Viewing & Ceremony
  • Use of Flower Arrangement Set (Casket Flowers & 2 Matching Pedestal Arrangements) at our facility only.
  • Tribute Video Presentation
  • 2 Certified Copies of the Death Certificate
  • Cremation Performed On-Campus
  • Enclosed Body Receptacle for a Dignified Cremation
  • $125 Urn Allowance
  • Online Obituary & Virtual Guestbook


Add $995 if service held at other venue

Additional Fee if over 300 lbs


Does not include additional services, merchandise, or additional cash advance fees.


We also offer a large selection of memorial products and keepsakes which you can view and purchase directly from our online catalog.

Cremation Services

$2,949

Simply Cremation + Memorial

This option includes:

  • Transportation into our care (no add'l fee if within 20 miles)
  • Professional services of funeral director and staff.
  • State Cremation Permit
  • Use of Flower Arrangement Set
  • Use of Chapel for Memorial Ceremony
  • Tribute Video Presentation
  • 2 Certified Copies of the Death Certificate
  • Cremation Performed On-Campus
  • Enclosed Body Receptacle for a Dignified Cremation
  • $125 Urn Allowance
  • Online Obituary & Virtual Guestbook



Add $995 if service held at other venue

Additional Fee if over 300 lbs


Does not include additional services, merchandise, or additional cash advance fees.


We also offer a large selection of memorial products and keepsakes which you can view and purchase directly from our online catalog.

Traditional Services

$1,764

Simply Cremation

This popular option includes:

  • Transportation into our care (no add'l fee if within 20 miles)
  • Reduced professional services of funeral director and staff.
  • State Cremation Permit
  • Cremation Performed On-Campus
  • Enclosed Body Receptacle for a Dignified Cremation
  • 2 Certified Copies of Death Certificate
  • $125 Urn Allowance
  • Online Obituary & Virtual Guestbook





Additional Fee if over 300 lbs


Does not include additional services, merchandise, or additional cash advance fees.


We also offer a large selection of memorial products and keepsakes which you can view and purchase directly from our online catalog.

Cremation Services

$1,275

Just A Cremation

This basic, direct cremation option includes:

  • Transportation into our care (no add'l fee if within 20 miles)
  • Reduced professional services of funeral director and staff.
  • State Cremation Permit
  • Cremation Performed On-Campus
  • Enclosed Body Receptacle for a Dignified Cremation
  • Plastic Transport Urn™
  • Online Obituary & Virtual Guestbook






Additional Fee if over 300 lbs


Does not include additional services, merchandise, or additional cash advance fees.


We also offer a large selection of memorial products and keepsakes which you can view and purchase directly from our online catalog.


Need Immediate Assistance?

Call Us Today: (405) 488-3848

Why a Memorial Service Is an Important Part of Cremation

Choosing cremation does not mean saying goodbye without a ceremony. In fact, many Oklahoma City families discover that a memorial service becomes one of the most meaningful parts of honoring someone they love.



Cremation simply describes the method of final disposition. A memorial service provides the opportunity to celebrate a life, support one another, and begin healing together. Whether the gathering is held immediately after the cremation or several weeks later, taking time to remember your loved one can bring comfort that lasts long after the service has ended.

Gathering Helps Families Heal

Grief is a journey that no one should have to face alone.


A memorial service brings family members, friends, neighbors, and coworkers together to share stories, offer encouragement, and celebrate a life that touched so many others. Those conversations, embraces, and shared memories often become an important source of strength in the difficult days ahead.



Many families tell us that gathering together helped them begin accepting the reality of their loss while reminding them they were surrounded by people who cared.

Every Memorial Service

Can Be Personal

One of the greatest benefits of choosing cremation is flexibility.


Without the time constraints often associated with traditional burial, families have more opportunities to create a service that reflects the unique personality, interests, and legacy of their loved one.


A memorial service may include:

  • Favorite music
  • Family photographs
  • Video tributes
  • Personal stories
  • Religious or cultural traditions
  • Military or civic honors
  • A celebration of hobbies, passions, and accomplishments



No two lives are the same, and no two memorial services should be either.

A Ceremony Brings Meaning

It is natural to focus on the arrangements that must be made after a death, but families often remember the service itself long after every other detail has faded.



A memorial service gives everyone the opportunity to pause, reflect, and recognize the impact one person had on so many lives. It creates memories that become part of your family's story for generations to come.

Supporting Children and

Future Generations

Children often struggle to understand loss without an opportunity to say goodbye.



An age-appropriate memorial service can help younger family members ask questions, express emotions, and begin processing grief alongside those who love them. It also gives future generations a chance to learn about the life, values, and legacy of someone they may never have fully known.

Compassionate Guidance

Every Step of the Way

At Corbett Funeral Home, we believe cremation and meaningful remembrance go hand in hand.



Whether you envision a quiet family gathering or a larger celebration of life, our team will help you create a service that reflects your loved one's wishes while providing comfort and support for everyone who attends.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Traditional Funeral Services

  • Do I have to have a memorial service if I choose cremation?

    No. A memorial service is always a personal choice. However, many families find that gathering together provides emotional support and creates an important opportunity to honor their loved one.

  • Can we have a visitation before cremation?

    Yes. Many families choose to hold a visitation or viewing before cremation, allowing relatives and friends to spend time together before the memorial service or final disposition.

  • How long after cremation can a memorial service be held?

    A memorial service can be held days, weeks, or even months after cremation. This flexibility allows family members traveling from out of town to participate and gives everyone more time to plan a meaningful tribute.

  • Can a memorial service be religious or non-religious?

    Absolutely. Memorial services can reflect your family's faith, traditions, cultural background, or personal preferences. Every service is tailored to honor the individual being remembered.

  • Where can a memorial service be held?

    Services may be held at Corbett Funeral Home, a church, a place of worship, a community venue, or another location that holds special meaning for your family.

  • Is a celebration of life the same as a memorial service?

    While the terms are sometimes used interchangeably, a celebration of life is typically more informal and focuses on joyful remembrance, while a memorial service may include more traditional elements. Either option can be personalized to reflect your loved one's life.