Cremation Services in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Tulsa, Oklahoma is served by 2 authorized Parting Stone partners offering cremation and funeral services to local families. Collectively, all 2 providers in Tulsa hold an average Google rating of 5 across 225 reviews.
Each location in the directory offers access to Parting Stone's solidified remains service — a process that transforms cremated remains into smooth, individual stones families can hold, share, and keep. Schaudt Funeral Service is among the local providers offering this option.
All providers listed here have been authorized by Parting Stone and serve families in Tulsa and the surrounding Oklahoma communities.
Find professional cremation services in Tulsa, Oklahoma that offer Parting Stone's solidified remains memorial service. Connect with trusted local funeral homes and cremation providers.
Our authorized partners in Tulsa provide compassionate cremation services with the option to transform cremated remains into beautiful memorial stones.
All Cremation Services in Tulsa
The Cremation Society of Oklahoma is a trusted and dedicated provider of funeral and cremation services, serving families throughout Tulsa, Oklahoma, and the surrounding communities. Understanding the unique needs of each family, they are committed to offering compassionate and respectful support du…
Schaudt Funeral Service has been a pillar of support for families in Tulsa, Oklahoma, offering a comprehensive range of cremation and funeral services tailored to meet diverse needs. Our compassionate professionals are devoted to creating meaningful tributes that honor the life and legacy of your lo…
What Our Customers Say
"After I lost my husband, I planned to spread his ashes at our favorite little beach in Florida where we vacationed every year. The ability to leave some of him there but also leave at new places we planned to visit together is so healing. He's in the ocean, a few local lakes, in our garden, and in our backyard bar. I was able to share stones with his family members too and they love having it to remember him every day without having to look at an urn. It's tangible. You can hold the stone in your hand. For me, it's a second chance to hold him again. It's priceless."
— Kelly Pike
Tulsa, Oklahoma