Veteran Cremation Services at Reeder-Davis Funeral Home

Reeder-Davis Funeral Home provides veteran cremation services in Northeast Texas, with military honors, inurnment of cremated remains at a national cemetery where eligible, and coordination of earned benefits. Veterans who choose cremation are still entitled to military honors, and cremated remains can be inurned at Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery, Houston National Cemetery, Northwest Louisiana Veterans Cemetery, or others. Every cremation follows our documented safeguards. As a family-owned firm serving the region for over 100 years, we help your family honor a veteran with dignity. Call 903-639-2585.

Service area and pricing

We arrange veteran cremations from all three locations. For pricing and to confirm available benefits, call any location; eligibility for VA benefits is determined by the VA.

How veteran cremation works

Choosing cremation does not change a veteran’s entitlement to military honors. We coordinate the honors, apply our documented cremation safeguards, and help arrange inurnment of the cremated remains at a national cemetery or a local cemetery such as Woodlawn Memorial Park. You can add a visitation or a memorial service with honors before or after the cremation. We assist with the earned-benefits paperwork throughout.

Veterans who choose cremation through Reeder-Davis remain entitled to military honors, and cremated remains can be inurned at Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery, Houston National Cemetery, Northwest Louisiana Veterans Cemetery, or another national cemetery where eligible.

Reeder-Davis applies its documented cremation safeguards, including a tracking system and a stainless steel identification disc, to every veteran cremation, while coordinating military honors and the required benefits paperwork for the family.

Veteran inurnment at a national cemetery coordinated by Reeder-Davis

Why veteran families choose Reeder-Davis for cremation

  • Military honors are coordinated even when the veteran chooses cremation.
  • Inurnment of cremated remains at a national cemetery where eligible.
  • The firm’s documented cremation safeguards applied to every veteran cremation.
  • Option to add a visitation or memorial service with honors.
  • Help with earned-benefits paperwork, backed by over 100 years of local service.

Veteran cremation options at a glance

The table below summarizes how we support veterans who choose cremation. Eligibility is determined by the VA.
Option or elementWhat it involves
Military honorsFlag presentation and honor guard with cremation where eligible
National cemetery inurnmentPlacement of cremated remains at DFW National, Houston National, or Northwest Louisiana Veterans Cemetery
Memorial with honorsA visitation or memorial service before or after cremation
Cremation safeguardsTracking system and stainless steel identification disc applied to every cremation

Can a veteran receive military honors with cremation?

Yes. Veterans who choose cremation are still entitled to military honors where eligible. Reeder-Davis coordinates the honors, applies its cremation safeguards, and can arrange inurnment of cremated remains at a national cemetery.

Frequently asked questions about veteran cremation

Can veterans receive military honors if they choose cremation?

Yes. Cremation does not change a veteran’s entitlement to military honors. We coordinate the flag presentation and honor guard where eligible.
Yes. Cremated remains can be inurned at a national cemetery such as DFW National, Houston National, or Northwest Louisiana Veterans Cemetery, where eligible. We coordinate the details.
Many honors and benefits apply to both cremation and burial, though some details differ. We help you understand the options and direct you to official VA requirements.
Yes. You can add a visitation or a memorial service with military honors before or after the cremation, at a time that suits your family.
Yes. Our documented safeguards, including a tracking system and a stainless steel identification disc, apply to every cremation, including veterans.
Documents such as the veteran’s discharge paperwork, often the DD-214, are typically needed. We help you gather them.