Grave site services can be conducted locally at locations other than Clark Veterans Cemetery, pending availability of personnel.

At the minimum, you are required to furnish:

I.   For Internment (Cremation services):

1. A clear copy of the Military Separation DD 214 with Honorable, or a Philippine Scouts Discharge Certificate, or prior to 1955 a Discharge Certificate. 

2. From City Hall the following:   

      a. True attest copy of the original register Death Certificate.

      b. Cremation Permit from City Hall.         

      c. Transfer Permit from outside Angeles City proper from the City Hall registering  the Death Certificate (if required).

3.  From the Crematory a Cremation Certificate with the permit voucher number. 

II.   For Interment (Casket burials):

1. A clear copy of the Military Separation DD 214 with Honorable, or a Philippine Scouts Discharge Certificate, or prior to 1955 a Discharge Certificate .

2. From City Hall the following: 

a. True attest copy of the original Register Death Certificate. 

      b. Burial Permit from City Hall.

      c. Transfer Permit from outside Angeles City proper from the City Hall registering           the Death Certificate (if required).

III.   In either case, additionally:

1. The family must submit all required documents with an estimate date for burial to the Clark Veterans Cemetery superintendent or his/her secretary at the Administration Office, Gate 2 of the Cemetery.

 2.. Once the American Battle Monuments Commission & Clark Development Corporation approves the submitted paperwork, the Clark Veterans Cemetery superintendent will accept the date the family requested for burial or provide an alternate burial date.

3. Incoming requests for burials from outside the Philippines  need to be coordinated with the Burial Consultant for required  documents.

Grave site services are conducted promptly an 10:00 A.M. on the date scheduled. It is the responsibility of the family to insure on-time arrival of the deceased, guests, and other parties by 9:30 A.M.  Most local Funeral Homes are aware of this requirement and are generally cooperative. Some flexibility exists to scheduling, as needed.   The local VFW Post 2485, or other Veterans organizations, will conduct the graveside service commencing at 10:00 A.M. Other speakers or clergy may, at the families option, speak following the military graveside honors.

Full body burials     12,000 pesos 

Cremation Burials    3,000 pesos

We will provide you a receipt for possible V.A. reimbursement.

Vernon Stamm Photography and Video has contracted with the VFW Post to provide a full video and picture documentation of the services and more.

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