Mount Olivet Cemetery

Dealing with grief is never easy. The Hospice Foundation has put together a collection of articles that offers support for you and your loved ones during your journey. Click the link to read more. https://hospicefoundation.org//Journeys-with-Grief-Articles

Do you know the steps to follow when a death has occurred? The first is to contact the funeral home, next is to contact your faith leader and then follow up with the cemetery where you intend for your loved one to be buried. One of our family counselors will meet with you and help you finalize cemetery service arrangements.

You only have two choices.....prearrange your burial space and services or wait until death forces you to make those decisions. Which makes more sense to you? Either decision you make we are here when you need us.

Whether a full body or cremated remains are desired to be laid to rest a wide variety of choices exist. Let our experienced counselors help you find the option and location that works best for you and your family.

We bring you the 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony virtually this year. We remember those men and women who were so brave that day. We will never forget their honor, bravery, and sacrifice. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3l9eM9NVG8s

Our offices will closed Monday, September 7 to observe Labor Day. We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, September 8. We hope you all have safe and happy Labor Day weekend. Thank you!

Your Catholic Cemeteries are consecrated space, like a church, a peaceful and sacred site of beauty: where family and friends can gather in prayer and remembrance. We are committed to your/our family/families, those deceased and those living. We invite you to come for a visit to laugh, to cry, to remember, to smile, and to love.