Welcome to Springfield Funeral Home
Where Tradition Meets Innovation

 

At Springfield Funeral Home, we're more than just a local and family-owned establishment – we are pioneers in compassionate funeral care, dedicated to preserving both cherished traditions and the environment we all share. In keeping with those values, we are proud to be Green Burial Council Certified.

Choosing a green option is not just about saying farewell; it is about fostering sustainability and leaving a lasting legacy of care and stewardship. Whether your loved one is to be buried or cremated; their cremated remains are to be scattered or interred, there are green options suitable for you.

As proud certified experts in greener farewell options, we are uniquely qualified to guide you through this important decision-making process. Our team is educated and passionate about eco-friendly funeral alternatives, ensuring that every choice you make is informed and meaningful.

Join us in embracing a greener, more meaningful approach to farewell ceremonies. Together, we can make a difference – one heartfelt goodbye at a time.

 

Green Burial Options

Cotton Shroud and Wicker Carrier*

*Cotton Shrouds are not cremation compatible without a carrier as stated in the Cremation, Interment and Funeral Services Act Section 10

 

The following Green Burial Caskets are also cremation compatible:

 

Green Urn Options

Meet our Greener Farewell Team


Charlotte Lutzer
Pre-Planning Director
Bio


Ali Scheck
Licensed Funeral Director & Embalmer
Bio


Brittany Morgan
Apprentice Funeral Director & Embalmer
Bio

 

As Funeral Directors certified by the Green Burial Council, we are committed to providing you with compassionate support and eco-friendly options that honour both your loved one and the environment.

In recent years, there has been a growing awareness and interest in greener funeral practices, which emphasize sustainability and environmental stewardship. We are proud to offer a range of services and products that align with these values.

We provide guidance on planning memorial services that are environmentally mindful. We understand that making these choices can be overwhelming, and we are here to support you every step of the way.

It is our honor to assist you in planning a respectful and eco-conscious farewell for your loved one.

Meet Our Green Cemetery Community Partners

Westbank Cemetery - West Kelowna, BC
· Bylaws outlining Natural Burial requirements found on page 8, section 7 www.westkelownacity.ca/en/city-hall/resources/Documents/0166-Westbank-Cemetery-Consolidated.pdf
· Website www.westkelownacity.ca/en/parks-recreation-and-culture/Westbank-Cemetery. aspx

Lakeview Cemetery - Penticton, BC

· Bylaws outlining Green Burial found on page 22, section 9
www.penticton.ca/sites/default/files/uploads/bylaws/2018-15%20Cemetery%20Bylaw%20-%20for%20website.pdf
· Website  www.penticton.ca/city-services/cemeteries
· Brochure showing map of cemetery with Green Burial Section in section “T”
www.penticton.ca/sites/default/files/docs/city-services/cemeteries/Lakeview%20Cemetery.pdf

 

Embrace Sustainability with Greener Farewell Ideas

Consider these eco-friendly ideas while planning a greener farewell.

  • Plant a Memorial Tree or Wildflowers: Commemorate your loved one by planting a tree or wildflowers. This not only creates a lasting tribute but also contributes to the health of our planet.
  • Source Local Flowers: Choose flowers from local growers to decorate the memorial service. This reduces transportation emissions and supports local businesses.
  • Use Recycled Materials for Stationary: Select stationary made from recycled paper or other eco-friendly materials for invitations, programs, and thank-you cards. This reduces waste and supports sustainable practices.
  • Ride-Share, Carpool, or Bike to the Memorial Event: Encourage guests to reduce their
    carbon footprint by carpooling, using ride-sharing services, or biking to the memorial service.

By incorporating these ideas, you can create a beautiful and meaningful farewell that honours both your loved one and the environment.