Coronavirus Notice

We will continue to conduct regular business and hold services, operating with the following health and safety measures in place:

Our locations will follow increased infection prevention and control precautions, per CDC/OSHA guidelines. While cleanliness is always a top priority for our locations, we have increased our public and workspace sanitation schedules and frequency.
We ask all families and individuals to assess their own health before visiting one of our facilities or attending a funeral.
Our staff is to follow the public health authorities’ guidance regarding hygiene and personal care. This applies to the care of the deceased, the care of your family, and guests and personal hygiene at the workplace.
All staff will follow social distancing recommendations.
We are staggering on-site gatherings. We will not have back-to-back or multiple services happening in one location at a time to avoid large gatherings.
We ask that guests refrain from bringing any food products to our facilities.

In addition to the above, we are monitoring the CDC’s recommendation made on March 16, 2020 to reduce gatherings to 10 people or less for the next eight weeks—a recommendation that could greatly affect the ability to hold or attend funeral services. We understand how difficult the COVID-19 situation is for all, especially those who are grieving during this time. If you are unable to attend a funeral due to health, feel unsafe leaving your home at this time or are planning services for a loved one, we encourage you to:

Consider online communication options. We have state-of-the-art technology to complete confirmation identification viewings, complete death certificates and execution of the cremation authorization—alleviating face-to-face consultations.
Consider webcasting options, such as Facebook Live, Instagram Live, and other live-streaming engines. For those who can’t attend a funeral for health restrictions, or who live far away and are facing travel restrictions, webcasting allows them to experience the service and honor their loved one.
Record audio of services. We can assist with recording the audio of the service for loved ones who do not have access to technology to view webcasts.
Share online condolences. Even if you can’t attend services in-person, you can still show your support by leaving a message on your loved one’s online guestbook. To do so, navigate to www.alcbf.com, find or search your loved one’s name, click their obituary, and then select “Guestbook.”
Send flowers. Consider sending flowers to either the funeral home holding services or directly to a family member’s home.