Volume 12 Issue 10 | November 1, 2023

Ornamentation: In addition to planted flowers, a limit of two items is allowed at each traditional burial grave. A limit of one item is allowed at each infant/child grave. Additional items and/or plantings are not allowed in the Butterfly Garden cremation burial area or the St. Francis Walk cremation burial area. The cemetery staff may remove any ornamentation or decorations at the discretion of management without notification. The following items are specifically prohibited: any type of lighting, any type of border, stonework, glass, plastic, toys, shepherds hook or wind chimes.

PLEASE NOTE ... Halloween Decorations

Tasteful and appropriate Halloween decorations can be placed on a gravesite through October 31st. (no ghosts, goblins, skeletons, spiders, etc.) Again, only two items per each traditional space and one item in the Garden of Precious Love and the St. Joseph Garden. Any items not removed before dusk on October 31st will be removed in preparation of the All Souls' Day event on November 2nd.

Our Lady is pleased to be able to offer our families the choice of purchasing a personal bench than can be placed at the site of their loved one's plot. It saddens our staff when we are advised that a family bench has been moved and/or broken by someone outside the immediate family.

Benches in the cemetery are the personal property of the party who purchased the bench and placed it in the cemetery. No one outside of the immediate family has the right to move or use any bench on a specific plot. Only the owner of the bench can move the bench or the cemetery caretaker when the need arises for a service or maintenance of the grounds.

Please share this information with​ your family, relatives and/or friends. Tell anyone who visits the cemetery if you have a bench for their use. If you do not have a bench, kindly let them know that they are not allowed to move or use a bench and to be respectful of others property.