Anderson Henry W Mortuary

We worked directly with Timothy Anderson and left with a bad taste to say the lest. My father-​in-​law, a Vietnam Veteran was cremated at Anderson Mortuary and set to have his ashes buried at Fort Snelling National Cemetery. When we asked to simply post a link to his obituary on their website where people have come to know his body was cremated at they told us it was «Against their policy to post obituaries for direct cremation.» He listed reasons that seemed perfectly justified to him.
I took literally 5 mines to contact a few other reputable derives in the area and asked if they are willing to post obituaries for direct cremations and every. single. one does. If this kind of service is important to you please, take note. These are a few of their responses to my question, «Will you post and online obituary to your website if we only use your business for a direct cremation?»:
Gill Brothers Funeral Chapel– «Well, of course?»
White Family Mortuary– «Yes. To not wouldn’t be very good will. It is a very reasonable request.»
Washburn Mc Reavy Mortuary– «We are happy to unless the family does not want it for some reason. It is just common sense.»
Sometimes the common sense questions need to be asked first, sadly. We regret to have told family and friends who are not as available on social media to consult the Anderson Mortuary webpage for updates on my father-​in-​laws services as they will not find anything there.