Plan a memorial fit for a hero
Serving in the military is a badge of honor that deserves recognition. Our free guide, 10 Important Facts About Your VA Burial Benefits, will walk you through everything you need to know to plan a dignified funeral for a member of the Armed Forces. From the folding of the flag to the playing of “Taps” and other government benefits, we’ll help you plan a memorial fitting of your loved one’s service to our country.
Plan a memorial fit for a hero
Serving in the military is a badge of honor that deserves recognition. Our free guide, 10 Important Facts About Your VA Burial Benefits, will walk you through everything you need to know to plan a dignified funeral for a member of the Armed Forces. From the folding of the flag to the playing of “Taps” and other government benefits, we’ll help you plan a memorial fitting of your loved one’s service to our country.
Start the conversation today
Get more information and our free digital guide for veterans, 10 Important Facts About Your VA Burial Benefits. A funeral planning advisor will contact you shortly to answer any questions you may have.
Ease the burden on your loved ones
As a veteran, you may qualify for certain funeral benefits—but they don’t come automatically. In most cases, someone must request them, which can be time consuming and stressful for your family.
Create a fitting memorial that reflects your life and service to your country
A funeral or memorial should be a reflection of a life. It should showcase your unique personality and passions. These days, more than ever before, professional planners are customizing veterans’ final arrangements, incorporating personal touches large and small. Ask your funeral professional about ways a memorial service can be as unique as the person it honors.
Plan with an expert & understand your benefits
With no obligation and at no cost to you, we’ll walk you through the details of advanced funeral planning for veterans and help you understand your options. A planning professional can give insight into the many choices you have to fund your plan, as well as burial benefits provided by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), allowing you to take control of funeral costs and lock in current prices.
What's in our free guide?
- Find out what is covered by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs based on your service
- Read about how to request important items like a United States flag and a Presidential Memorial Certificate.
- Learn how to verify your military service in order to receive your benefits
Honoring those who serve
With more than 1,900 licensed funeral, cremation and cemetery service providers in North America, the Dignity Memorial network is the right choice for veterans, active military personnel and their families. We consider it an honor to serve the men and women who have sacrificed for our country. Whether your need is now or you are making final arrangements in advance, you can count on us for professionalism, quality and service excellence.
100% service guarantee
At Dignity Memorial, we strive to get every detail right the first time, every time. That's why we offer every family we serve a 100% service guarantee. Should any detail of our service not meet the expectations as promised in our agreement, we’ll do everything we can to make it right, up to refunding that portion of the service.
Why choose a Dignity Memorial provider?
Honoring military tradition
Our experienced, compassionate staff works with veterans organizations and veterans cemeteries to provide dignified funerals and burials with military honors.
Special savings
A 10% savings** on all Dignity Memorial funeral or cremation services and merchandise is available for members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) as well as the American Legion.***
Relocation Protection
When you have a prepaid plan with a Dignity Memorial provider and wish to transfer the plan to another location more than 75 miles away, every detail of your plan moves with you. All of our prepaid plans are transferable and will be honored by any of the qualifying 1,900 Dignity Memorial providers in North America.