So Many Decisions

Many people are surprised at the number of decisions that must be made in connection with a funeral.  Without guidance, loved ones are left wondering at the worst possible time:

Did I do the right thing?
How will I pay for this?
Is it what he or she wanted?
Did I forget anything?

Advance Planning Provides the Answers

Working with Carter Funeral Home, you can prearrange all the details.  You make all the decisions, sparing your family anxiety, guilt and money.  Using our plans, we guarantee your selections will be honored.

Save Money By Locking In the Price

Funeral costs have tripled over the last 20 years, and there is no reason to believe this trend will not continue.  With our plans, you can lock in the price  of your funeral today - protecting you against future price inflation.  Our plans offer a wide range of payment plans and options.

A Gift of Love

Prearranging and prefunding a funeral is one of the most thoughtful and loving gifts a person can leave his or her family.

As funeral professionals, we understand the difficulty of facing this most important and personal of decisions.  We will carefully and professionally walk you through the planning process, making sure all arrangements are exactly the way you want them.

Getting Started

It is so easy to begin the planning process and obtain the details of our plans.  Simply call Carter Funeral Home and let them know you are interested and Diana Carter, Paul Esposito, or Cheryl Westra and Rick Jackson, our preneed counselors will be happy to guide you through the process.

Available Plans

Carter Funeral Home offers two prearrangement plans:

Imperial Plan Prearranged Funerals located in Houston, Texas as well as National Prearranged Services (NPS).  Each plan offers a choice of a dollar for dollar payment plan or insured plans making covered plans payable immediately or after two years.  NPS also offers a grandchild or great-grandchild clause at no extra charge.  This plan offers funeral costs of equal value to any minor grandchild or a great-grandchild should an unforeseen death occur.