VETERANS SERVING VETERANS
US Patriot Services
Our Premiere Veteran Burial Casket
- 18ga square half couch
- Neapolitan blue shaded silver
- Swing bar Locking mechanism
w/gasketed rubber seal - Blue crepe flag at rest w/stars embroidered panel
- Flag at rest Impressions
Our Premiere White Rose Burial Casket
- 18ga square shell half couch
- White shaded copper
- Swing bar
- Locking mechanism w/gasketed rubber seal
- Pink crepe vine rose embroidered panel
- Rose Impressions
Premiere Veteran Urn's
Simple and elegant, the Classic Three Bands Gold Cremation Urn, also known as the Roman Urn, has three simple engraved lines around the center signifying The Father, The Son and the Holy Spirit. The finish of this urn is a warm gold. The classic and traditional style of this urn will pay tribute to a special loved one.
A traditional choice for display at home, or for a service in memory of a loved one, this urn keeps the contents secure with a threaded lid for closure. You may wish to bury it, place it in a niche, or keep it at home. It is a timeless choice for any of these memorial purposes
About Us
Our family-owned and operated organization includes American patriots and war heroes among its staff and administrative ranks. Herewith, we share a bit of our history with you as we know our stakeholders' reverence for the American Veterans and their families who we are here to serve and honor during their transitions to the afterlife.
The owners of US Patriot Services collectively have been in the cemetery/funeral services for over 60 years. The founder was born on Nov. 4, 1948 in Phoenix, Arizona. Following in his grandfather’s military service footsteps, he joined the United States Army immediately following his high school graduation and served in Viet Nam from 1968-1969.
His beloved grandfather was born at the turn of the 20th Century on August 20, 1901 and served with distinction in the United States Navy during World War I. His grandfather passed on March 23, 1999, but his and his generation’s record selfless, honorable service continues to inspire us at US Patriot Services to serve our country’s veterans during some of the most sensitive times in their lives.
Further inspiration for us is also gleaned for his maternal uncle's military service during both World War II and the Korean War. During WWII, he parachuted and was shot and captured behind Stalag 7 enemy lines in 1944 and held until the Allied Victory in 1945.
Stateside, his father-in-law, served in the aerospace defense industry helping to build fighter plane engines for aircraft utilized during World War II. Although he desperately wanted to enlist in the armed services, his advanced age would not permit enlistment. Moreover, it was determined that his mechanical and chemical engineering talents could best be utilized at home in crucial airplane manufacturing sectors. Another son of the 20th Century, he was born 11/11/11 and passed on June 7, 1995.
