We offer families quality caskets and burial vaults proudly made in the U.S.A. We have access to literally hundreds of casket styles to select from in addition to numerous accessories such as cap panels and life symbol corners. We are also able to provide families with traditional and direct cremation services including but not limited to cremation caskets, urns, and keepsake urns.

Whether you are preplanning for yourself or choosing for a loved one, a casket selection is a very personal decision and an expression of your feelings. A casket that reflects the personality and taste of your loved one can be your final tribute to their life. At Ligon & Bobo we understand these needs and offer a wide variety of caskets that can help you make your decision.

Caskets that are constructed of hardwood are truly masterpieces of fine craftsmanship because of their beauty and detail. Many families who appreciate and cherish these qualities of natural wood will select one of these caskets for their warmth, beauty and personality. Hardwood caskets include a variety of species: mahogany, walnut, cherry, maple, oak, pecan, poplar, and pine.

You will find varying degrees of protection through metal caskets -- including those made from bronze, copper, stainless steel and steel. Bronze and copper are among the most durable and beautiful of metals; both are naturally non-rusting. Stainless and carbon steel caskets come in a variety of grades, gauges, styles, and finishes.

You want the best protection available for your loved ones. A burial vault is an outer receptacle that houses the casket. It protects the casket from the weight of the earth and heavy maintenance equipment that will pass over the grave. It also helps resist water and preserves the beauty of the cemetery or memorial park by preventing the ground from settling.

It is becoming a growing trend for families to personalize their loved one during the funeral process. The family may choose to bring photos, purchase cap panels, and end corner life symbols.

Occasionally families are opting for cremation instead of burial. And while the reasons are varied and personal, most families still choose traditional funeral services to accompany the cremation.