We’re here when loss hits close to home.

Depending on eligibility, benefits may include:

• Memorial U.S. flag
• Presidential Memorial Certificate
• Veterans Administration headstone or marker
• Burial at Ft. Logan National Cemetery
• Military flag folder and presenter
• Full military honors for those who retired from the military, were disabled as a result of military service, or died while serving on active duty
• Tolling of the Honor Bell at Ft. Logan National Cemetery

We are here to ensure you receive the valuable veteran benefits your loved one worked so hard to earn. We specialize in explaining and obtaining the Veteran burial benefits you and your dependents are entitled to receive.

Fort Logan National Cemetery
4400 W. Kenyon Avenue
Denver, CO 80236
303.761.0117

At Horan & McConaty, we work hand-in-hand with Fort Logan National Cemetery to arrange burial services for veterans.

Costs at one of the area cemeteries could total over $6,000 (see chart below). But for veterans and their spouses, there is no charge at Ft. Logan, a tremendous value and recognition for one’s military service.

Average Comparative Cost of Items in Denver Provided to Veterans at No Charge

Veteran’s Space — $3,000

Spouse’s Space — $3,000

Concrete Grave Liner (Veteran & Spouse) — $1,320

Opening and Closing (Veteran & Spouse) — $2,790

Grave Markers (Veteran & Spouse) — $1,495

TOTAL VALUE — $11,605

For veterans choosing cremation, Fort Logan’s stately columbarium niches are provided at no charge. Designed to hold two urns, which can accommodate a veteran and eligible spouse, niche dimensions are 14″ in height, 10″ in width, and 18″ in length.