Since our founding in 1908, the guiding principle of Kozlak-Radulovich Funeral Chapel has been the commitment to treating each family who comes to us as our own. With sincerity, pride, and dedication, we are committed to this time-honored tradition. We’ve gathered together a staff of highly-qualified and deeply caring individuals to assist us in continuing the funeral home’s mission of providing excellence in service to families in their time of need. Whether you have an immediate need for our services or you wish to begin pre-planning a funeral arrangement for you or someone you love, call us. We will be proud to serve you.
Our locations are: Maple Grove, Blaine, and Minneapolis.
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Bob Jensen
Apr 10, 2022
5.0
They did a wonderful of organizing the service and setting everything up for my wife's funeral! They excellent job taking care of the details!
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Craig Hendley
Dec 7, 2021
5.0
I highly recommend Kozlak-Radulovich. Our mother passed away recently and for us they excelled in every way imaginable.
1. Expertise: It's very clear they know what they're doing and they did a great job presenting options to my sisters and me. They made it very easy for us to make informed choices.
2. Sensitivity: They were sympathetic without being overly sympathetic. Further, there was one instance where they deftly avoided an insensitive situation of my doing.
3. The Funeral Service: We had the service at their chapel. Everything was so beautiful. The videos (from their library) they used to support our mother's interests were so nice and on point that I had to catch myself a couple of times from staring at them for too long while the service was in progress. The music (songs from the 40's and 50's) they provided was perfect It was all handled so well, including proactively spacing guests by blocking every other row due to our COVID concerns.
4. Interpersonal. They were very easy to work with and every person that we interacted with was very personable.
Thank you Kozlak-Radulovich for helping us have a memorial that we know our mother would have wanted.
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Cat
Aug 10, 2020
5.0
Everyone here was so polite, warm, genuine, professional and inviting. They made sure we felt at ease. They were very accommodating and easy to communicate with. I only have good things to say about the staff here. They go above and beyond and really pay attention to the details and making sure everything ran smoothly.
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Cole Abernathy
Jul 20, 2020
5.0
Danielle and the crew at Kozlak-Radulovich Chapel, Wow. We cannot thank you enough for the amazing celebration of life. The displays were awesome, the slideshows phenomenal and your professionalism was appreciated. Know that you all made a difference and you should be very proud of yourselves. Mom would have loved it. Highly recommend!!
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Amanda Bloodsaw
Jan 15, 2019
5.0
Danielle and everyone here are amazing. They helped ease our stress and comforted us during the most difficult time of our life. In the hour meeting discussion she understood exactly what we wanted, who our loved one was and completely surpassed our expectations at the service. She was always there to answer questions and help in anyway possible. When we showed up at our mom’s celebration of life we were touched by all the personal touches she added. We provided the pictures and they made the video. She blew up photos, purchased the flowers, the program, but also other personal cards and the guest book was a photo book. Even the thank you cards were better than expected. I’m sure I am missing other details they did.
People who attended are still talking about what a beautiful service it was and the little touches.
We are now starting to pre-plan other family members. They make it easy and as painless as possible, yet make you feel like family at the same time. They truly care about us and our loved ones.
We cannot thank them enough for all they have done and continue to do for us.
Frequently Asked Questions About Kozlak-Radulovich Funeral Chapels
What does it cost to bury a person in a cemetery?
First is the purchase price of the "right to use" the burial plot (unlike a real estate purchase, where you buy the land and all the structures on it; here you are only purchasing what is called the "interment rights" to the land). In addition, there are fees for the "opening" and "closing" of the gravesite; and any fees required to obtain the necessary permits and to maintain cemetery files and records. In addition, there's the fee for the use of any special equipment (such as a casket-lowering device); as well as the costs for any other services or items purchased. There's also the headstone or grave marker installation fee, and a one-time "perpetual care" (sometimes called "endowment care") fee paid to ensure your loved one's burial site is well-maintained.
Does my loved one have to be embalmed prior to burial?
This is a question we hear a lot. Many funeral homes suggest (and may even go so far as to require) embalming if you're planning a viewing or visitation. That's because they want the experience to be as good as it can be for those in attendance, and proper embalming can ensure the deceased looks their best. But as a general rule, embalming is not necessary or legally required if the body is cared for in a relatively short amount of time. Please contact us for specific state or local requirements.
How much will a casket cost?
The Federal Trade Commission states that average casket costs around $2,000. If you are concerned about casket costs, speak with your funeral director who can advise you on the most appropriate casket for your situation and your budget.
What is a burial vault, and why do I need to buy one?
Today, modern cemetery grounds are well-groomed, with vast expanses of green grass. A burial vault protects this pristine view, ensuring there is no sign of burial plots "settling". Certainly the vault also protects the casket; but the primary role of a burial vault is to protect the beauty of the cemetery environment.
What's involved in a cemetery burial?
If your loved one has not made previous arrangements for their burial, leaving you to pick the location of their interment, the first thing you'll need to do involves the selection of the cemetery and burial location within the grounds. You'll also choose the most suitable casket and burial vault, and provide us with the clothing you'd like your loved one to wear (and any 'special items' you'd like us to place in the casket) . Once payment is made, the date and time of interment is agreed upon. At that time, the cemetery grounds keepers will take care of the "opening" and "closing" of the grave and the proper placement of the casket in the burial vault.
Do I have to buy a headstone or grave marker?
The cemetery will put a temporary identification marker on your loved one's grave, but it is only intended as a placeholder until a permanent headstone or grave marker is set in place. Without one, your loved one's burial site will, when this temporary marker becomes illegible or is somehow removed, appear "unmarked".
Where do I purchase a headstone or grave marker?
We, and the cemetery where your loved one will be interred, have strong working relationships with trusted monument companies. When you are ready to order a gheadstone or grave marker, we will come together to orchestrate its selection, manufacture and placement. Speak with your funeral director to get the details.
What is "direct burial"?
When we make arrangements for the direct burial of an individual, we are expediting their interment. There will be no funeral, memorial service or celebration-of-life; instead, we provide the physical care of the deceased (perhaps embalming their body, but certainly dressing and casketing) and then escort the casket to the cemetery for immediate burial.
Is direct burial right for our situation?
It's very hard to know without having the opportunity to speak with you. Direct burial works well when there are few mourners or if your loved one's wishes were for a simple interment. It's done quickly and professionally, without ceremony of any kind. With that said, what do you think? Does direct burial feel like the right course of action for you? Speak with a funeral professional to further explore the idea.
What services do you provide when I choose direct burial?
Your funeral director will complete and file the death certificate, obtain signatures on any required permits or authorizations, helps you select a cemetery in which to inter your loved one, as well as a casket and burial vault. He or she will oversee the physical care of the deceased: they will be dressed in clothes you've provided (or purchased from us), casketed, and then escorted to the cemetery for immediate burial. This same individual will witness the burial and provide you with copies of all pertinent papers for safekeeping.
What is a graveside service?
Rather than having a service in a church or funeral home chapel, and then adjourning to the cemetery for the burial; some families choose to gather solely at the cemetery. There, they are led through a ceremony prepared by a clergy person or celebrant and witness the in-ground committal of their loved one's casket. If the idea of a graveside service appeals to you, speak with your funeral director about your options.
What "extra" fees or charges will I need to pay?
Some of the things you'll discuss with your funeral director involve purchases made from outside vendors, and you will be asked to pay for those items at the time of the arrangement conference. One of the most common is the fee charged by a newspaper to print your loved one's obituary. Another cash advance charge could be for clergy or musician's fees, floral arrangements, reception necessities, such as food/beverage or facility rental. Your funeral director will provide you with a detailed invoice for all cash advance items.
When do I pay for a funeral service?
The exact answer to this question largely depends upon the services, products and cemetery you've selected; but a good rule of thumb is to expect to pay at the time the service contract is signed (at the time of the arrangement conference, or soon afterwards). Speak with your funeral director to learn more.
Who will write my loved one's obituary?
We're tempted to answer this with another question: who would you like to write it? Perhaps you'd like to ask a friend or family member to do so; maybe you're thinking it's something you would like to do. Or perhaps you'd rather turn the duty over to your funeral director. He or she is experienced in obituary writing, and would be delighted to relieve you of the task; so don't hesitate to ask them to craft a suitable obituary.
What services does Kozlak-Radulovich Funeral Chapels provide?
Kozlak-Radulovich Funeral Chapels offers funeral services, cremation services, military services, memorial services, arrangement conferences, pre-planning, pre-funding, ceremony planning, legal documentation handling, funeral viewing, inheritance arranging, and more.
Where is Kozlak-Radulovich Funeral Chapels located?
Kozlak-Radulovich Funeral Chapels is located at 1918 University Avenue Northeast, Minneapolis, MN 55418, USA.
What are the operating hours of Kozlak-Radulovich Funeral Chapels?
The funeral chapels are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Does Kozlak-Radulovich Funeral Chapels accept prepaid funeral plans?
Yes, they accept prepayment plans to help with funeral arrangements.
What payment options are accepted at Kozlak-Radulovich Funeral Chapels?
They accept American Express, Check, Discover, Financing, Mastercard, and Visa.
Is Kozlak-Radulovich Funeral Chapels wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the facility has a wheelchair accessible entrance, seating, and restrooms, including unisex and accessible restrooms.
How can I contact Kozlak-Radulovich Funeral Chapels?
You can reach them at +1 612-789-8869 or via email at info@KozlakRadulovich.com.
What is the history of Kozlak-Radulovich Funeral Chapels?
Established in 1908, they have been serving Minnesota families with caring and professional funeral services for over a century.
Which nearby places of interest can visitors check out before or after their visit?
Visitors can explore Bottineau Commons, a historic landmark, Bottineau Field Park for outdoor activities, and enjoy dining at Jax Cafe, a popular American restaurant and steakhouse nearby.
Are there any nearby services that could assist families during their visit?
Yes, nearby services include City Chiropractic for health needs, Anita’s Flowers shop for floral arrangements, and All American Event Center for event planning and entertainment.
What nearby dining options are available close to Kozlak-Radulovich Funeral Chapels?
Nearby dining options include Jax Cafe for American steakhouse fare, Hai Hai for Vietnamese and Asian cuisine, Jimmy's Bar & Lounge for bar and pizza, and Mrs. Dessert & Kumpir for Mediterranean desserts and smoothies.
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