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Item, in the provider’s words
Price as printed
Conditions
Basic Services of Funeral Director and Staff
$1,895
This fee for our basic services and overhead will be added to the total cost of the funeral arrangements you select (This fee is already included in our charges for basic traditional funeral, direct cremation, basic cremation memorial service, immediate burials, and forwarding or receiving of remains).
Embalming
$850
Except in certain cases, embalming is not required by law. Note: It is the policy of the CULLEN FUNERAL HOME that embalming is required if human remains are retained at the funeral home facilities longer than twenty-four (24) hours. It is also a policy that no public viewing can be held on un-embalmed remains.
Immediate Burial · package price set by the provider
$2,920
Our charge for an immediate burial (without viewing or ceremony) includes: basic services of funeral director and staff; a proportionate share of overhead costs; removal of remains; and local transportation to the cemetery. This does NOT include the casket.
Basic Traditional Funeral · package price set by the provider
$5,000
Our charge for a full traditional funeral service includes the following: basic services of staff; embalming; other preparation of the body (cosmetics, dressing, casketing, etc.); transfer of remains to funeral home; visitation and funeral/memorial service (one day at Cullen Funeral Home); funeral coach; and basic memorial package (register book, memorial folders/prayer cards, and acknowledgement cards). (Please note: this does not include casket, outer burial container, cemetery costs, death certificates, and sales tax) Additional charges may apply for Saturday and Sunday services.
Basic Cremation Memorial Service · package price set by the provider
$3,485
Our charge for a direct cremation followed by a memorial service includes the following: basic services of staff; a proportionate share of overhead costs; local removal of remains and transfer to crematory; alternate container; cremation fee; securing all the required authorizations; memorial service (at Cullen Funeral Home); and basic memorial package (register book, memorial folders/prayer cards, and acknowledgement cards). (Please note: this does not include cemetery costs, death certificates, cremation urn, and sales tax) Additional charge may apply for Saturday and Sunday services.
Receiving of Remains from another Funeral Home · package price set by the provider
$2,795
Our charge includes: basic services of the funeral director and staff; a proportionate share of overhead costs; care of remains; transfer of remains from airport to funeral home and to cemetery or crematory.
Outer Burial containers available from
$1,395 to $3,995
(A complete price list will be provided at the funeral home)
Other charges the document lists, as it scopes them
Refrigeration: $35 per day, after 24 hours (page 2).
Extended Care of Deceased: $100 per day, after 7 days (page 2).
Beyond a 50-mile radius, add $2.75 per one-way mile: printed under each of Funeral Coach, Family Car, Transfer of Remains to Funeral Home, Lead and/or Service Vehicle, and Transfer of remains to or from KCI Airport (page 3).
Additional charge for Saturday service or visitation: $750; for Sunday service or visitation: $1000 (page 3).
The document says certain cemeteries may also require an additional fee for the grave setup (tent, grass, chairs, and lowering device), holiday and weekend fee, outer containers not purchased through them, and for opening and closing the grave (page 8). These are cemetery charges, not the funeral home's.
The document does not say how these combine with the prices above; ask for an itemized statement.
Terms the provider states
Payment: the funeral home treats all funeral and cremation services as cash transactions; the account is due and payable on the day arrangements are made, and it says it is not in a position to provide financing. Payment by cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, or a fully funded Cullen Funeral Home, Inc. Pre-need Plan (page 9).
Third-party items (such as a cemetery, newspaper, florist, clergy, musician, or sales tax) are paid by cash, check or credit card at the time of arrangements; the document says these are not the funeral home's charges (page 9).
These are the provider’s published prices, not a quote. PartingPoint has not added anything up: a package price is the provider’s own figure for that package, with what its document says it includes or leaves out; the other lines are prices for individual items. Cash-advance items (such as cemetery, clergy or death-certificate fees) may be extra. Ask for a current itemized statement before you decide.
Ratings and reviews are from Google, checked Jun 2026. They are separate from PartingPoint verification.
REVIEWS
What families are saying
4.8 average - 26 reviews
Scott O'BrienFeb 2026
5/5
I had a very delicate situation that needed to be dealt with. Despite having no past relationship with Cullen, I spoke to Kirk and he was able to accommodate a last minute request to help my family resolve the situation. I thank Kirk and Cullen for being open to my family during a very difficult time.
Tammy WilsonJun 2025
5/5
Cullen Funeral home did an amazing job with my mother 4.5 years ago. My father just passed and I didn’t think twice. I knew Cullen would do a great job. They are dependable, flawless and I recommend them 100 %.
Kevin CoughlinJun 2023
5/5
We used Cullen Funeral Home when my mother passed away and had to be shipped to another state to be buried next to my father. We had a very positive experience working with Mark at Cullen making arrangements, explaining the process and the …
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