The Basic Service Fee includes gathering vital information, filing, and retrieving requested copies of death certificate, filing for veteran's death benefits, assisting with filing life insurance claims and with placing obituaries. This package also includes local transportation, refrigeration, and crematory fee.
Use of our parlor for a private viewing for 10-12 immediate family members and spending up to one hour with your loved one, Monday thru Friday during regular business hours (weekends are available for an additional fee). The return of death certificates, as well as your loved one's cremated remains, will be expedited pending final cremation approvals.
Use of our parlor for a private viewing for 10-12 immediate family members and spending up to one hour with your loved one, Monday thru Friday during regular business hours (weekends are available for an additional fee). The return of death certificates, as well as your loved one's cremated remains, will be expedited pending final cremation approvals.
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About Us
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The Milam Family is a fifth-generation Alachua County family and has been involved in the Funeral Home business in Gainesville since 1965. We are proud to have provided quality service for the Gainesville Community at our downtown location since 1990, for the Newberry area since 1996 and the Alachua/High Springs area since 2000.
Our Services
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The services and celebration honoring your deceased loved one's life should be as unique as they were. Our competent staff will do everything to insure your individual needs are met. We serve all faiths and viewpoints. We offer many options in funeral and cremation services. All our cremations are performed in house.
Green Burial
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Green burial, or natural burial, is growing in popularity and becoming the preferred option for many families in Alachua County. It uses no chemicals, no non-biodegradable substances, and does not require purchase of a grave vault or liner. Green burial takes us back to the natural human funeral rite of simply placing a loved one in the ground.
Flowers
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Having flowers present during a funeral rite is a traditional funerary custom that can be traced back to 60,000 B.C. This tradition is still practiced to this day. Sending flowers to a funeral service, celebration of life, memorial service or viewing is the way many people chose to express their sympathy, love, and support to their friends.
Veterans
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Mickey Milam served in the US Army, Airborne Division from 1961 to 1964. He started basic training in Tank Hill, Ft. Jackson, South Carolina. After basic training, Mr. Milam trained in Radioteletype communications in Fort Gordon, Georgia. Later, Mr. Milam went to jump school in Fort Benning, Georgia.
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