The Cemetery is opened from dawn to dusk for visiting purposes.  Anyone found in the Cemetery after dark will be trespassing and appropriate action will be taken. Gathering in large groups, playing loud music, drinking alcoholic beverages and other activities not consistent with respect for a place of Christian burial are forbidden.

For the safety of our employees and visitors, metal stakes, fences, wire fasteners, rods, glass containers, edging, stones and flag holders that are not part of a monument, monument base or marker are not allowed, unless they are secured in the monument or base, except for the Veteran Flag Holder. The Cemetery assumes no responsibility for damage done to items placed there. Cemetery personnel have the right to remove objects improperly placed without notice.

Planting of any plant, tree, shrub etc. directly into the soil is prohibited. These may be placed in crocks on the side of the headstone only, not in front. Cemetery personnel has the right to remove these without notice.

Flowering plants, either natural or artificial, are allowed, but are limited to placed in 1 urn or pot; and must be placed on the side of the headstone so as not to interfere with mowing and weed whacking.  Perpetual lights, flags (no larger than 4” by 6”), and other personal items are permitted and must fit into the 1 urn or pot limit.  Cemetery personnel has the right to remove any items not contained within the 1 urn or pot.

Christmas and winter decorations must be removed by April 1st. Summer flowers and decorations must be removed by November 1st. We reserve the right to remove the above items, if not done so, after the dates noted above.

For additional information and guidelines/rules related to purchasing graves and burial, please see our Burial Right Contract.

“Lord Jesus Christ, by your own three days in the tomb, 
you hallowed the graves of all who believe in you 
and so made the gave a sign of hope 
that promises resurrection even as it claims our mortal bodies.”