Memorial, Reception and Repast Space
Families use the room in four ways: a memorial service, a funeral reception after a service held elsewhere, a repast, or the facility on its own. Each page below says what is included and what it costs.
Memorial Service Venue
A 300-seat sanctuary for a memorial service without the body present, with sound, projection and a room for the meal after.
Funeral Reception Venue
After a service held somewhere else, family and friends come here to share a meal, sit down together and take a breath.
Repast Venue
A repast hall beside a 300-seat sanctuary, with a serving kitchen, and staff who do not rush the family.
Our Facility
Walk through the facility: the entrance, the foyer, the 300-seat sanctuary, the stage and the kitchen, all on one level.
Packages and Pricing
Three packages, three prices, and a plain list of what each one includes and what it does not.
The Same Room, Shaped to the Family
One room, three ways to use it.
- 300 seats
- Same sound and staff
- Service, meal, or both
Every gathering at Sacred Farewells happens in the same 300-seat sanctuary and reception space, with the same sound, projection and staff. What changes is what the family needs that day: a full service with speakers and a slideshow, a meal after a funeral held somewhere else, or an afternoon-long repast for a large family.
Come See the Room First
A free 30-minute tour, any weekday. Walk the sanctuary, see the reception space, and ask every question before anything is decided.