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Noe Funeral Service

Full service Funeral Home and Cremation Service We are proud to establish the William Roberson Noe Sr. Please visit our website for detailed information.

Family owned and operated in Beaufort by Chris Noe and his family, our services are offered in a way that allows your family to save money & receive the highest quality funeral service. Services include cremation, traditional burial, graveside, maritime burial, and worldwide transportation services. Memorial Reef Project or "Buddy's Reef", where the remains of your loved one can become part of a cremation reef off the Crystal Coast. "Here to Serve"

06/18/2026

A seamless process ✅
A competent, professional and CARING team 🥰
Above and beyond ⬆

Just a few things that stuck out to us in this exceptionally kind review. What a privilege it is to work with families in this community. Thank you, Benjamin!

06/17/2026

When most people think of cremation, they think of keeping the ashes in an urn at home, when really there are a number of ways to honor a loved one who chooses cremation.

1. Burial: Just like a casket, you can hold a graveside service and bury an urn in a cemetery of your choosing, even alongside a casket, in case two loved ones had different burial preferences.

2. Columbarium: It's an above-ground structure exclusively housing cremated remains. There are wall spaces in which the urn is placed. An exterior plaque marks a loved one's final resting place.

3. Scattering: The act of taking your loved one's ashes to a meaningful place(s) and scattering them. Always be mindful of local laws and regulations!

4. Keeping the ashes at home: As we mentioned, this is a common route to take. Just make sure in your final wishes, there's directives on what to do with them.

5. Memorial Jewelry: Placing a small amount of your loved one's ashes within a necklace or ring, for instance.

6. Plant the ashes: With the proper treatment, it is now possible to plant a memorial tree with a loved one’s ashes!

7. Stained Glass Keepsake: The ashes of a loved one is infused with glass to create beautiful glassware items.

8. Memorial stones: Cremated remains are compressed into a collection of 40-80+ stones. Each stone possesses its own unique color, texture, and shape.

Deciding on what to do with your loved one's cremated remains is a deeply personal choice. Please let our team know if there are any questions you have with this process!

https://www.noefs.org/
(252) 728-2336

06/15/2026

For all those who've lost a pet, this post is for you ❤

06/11/2026

For those struggling with a difficult upcoming anniversary, this article is for you.

https://www.funeralbasics.org/9-ways-to-cope-with-a-loved-ones-deathiversary/

06/10/2026

It's one of the most important ways you can help and protect your family emotionally and financially during such a difficult time.

When a loved one passes, and there has been no planning or preparation, the family is faced with many decisions to make in a short period of time (within 24-48 Hours). Making choices ahead of time allows your family to grieve and support one another instead of making the difficult decisions.

We have FREE, no obligation information we'd love to provide you. Just give us a call to learn more. (252) 728-2336

06/08/2026

The fear of saying or doing something wrong oftentimes keeps people from reaching out and providing comfort in times of grief. We're here to tell you that you don't have to do everything perfectly to be a comfort for someone you love. Keep reaching out, checking in, and offering support ❤

06/04/2026

1. Who qualifies?
- A veteran who didn't received a dishonorable discharge, a service member who died while on active duty, active duty for training, or inactive duty for training, or the spouse or minor child of a veteran, even if the veteran died first.

2. How do I get a copy of my discharge papers?
- Contact the National Archives to obtain a copy—archives.gov/veterans

3. What are my burial benefits?
- Burial benefits available include a gravesite in any of our national cemeteries with available space, opening and closing of the grave, perpetual care, a government headstone or marker, a burial flag, and a Presidential Memorial Certificate, at no cost to the family. Some Veterans may also be eligible for Burial Allowances.

4. How do I apply?
- You can apply online at va.gov or by mail after completing the VA Form 21P-530

If you need help with this process, our team is here for you!
252-728-2336

06/02/2026

When searching for ways to personalize a funeral service, remember the moments you spent with the person and try to highlight the qualities that she or he are remembered for. The utilization of photos and video, flowers, favorite readings, or mementos can really do a lot to make a funeral service feel special to the lief you're celebrating.

Don't be afraid to ask out staff for help! We're here to guide and help you every step of the way.

https://www.noefs.org/
(252) 728-2336

06/01/2026

Our family-owned funeral home cares for our community like an extension of our family. Experience the difference at Noe Funeral Service ❤

https://www.noefs.org/
(252) 728-2336

05/28/2026

Thank you, Greg, for trusting us with your family's services.

We are here for our community any time of day or night. If you're in immediate need for funeral services, we're here to serve.

https://www.noefs.org/
(252) 728-2336

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133 Lockhart Drive
Beaufort, NC
28516

Website

http://www.noefs.net/

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