Mausoleum

Information:

Crypt Interment
- With a crypt interment, sometimes called a full interment, a casket is sealed in a recess in the wall.
- All crypt interments must be arranged through a licensed funeral home
- Lettering (names and dates) is mounted to the marble crypt face within one year of 6-8 weeks of purchase
Niche Interment
- Purchase of a niche includes space for up to four urns, depending on the niche size
- A table is set out for the service. Upon the conclusion of the service, a cemetery staff member will reattach the niche face
- The family has the option to place decorations or displays within a niche
- Niche services may be arranged by a funeral home, or by the family
All interments must occur Monday through Saturday between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM and be made with a 24-hour notice ahead of time. Additional fees may apply for a Saturday or holiday interment
For the safety and security of our mausoleums, they remain locked to the public. Families are given a key or keys to the mausoleum upon purchase of a niche or crypt
Opening and closing fees occur at the time of need

Non-floral, stand-alone decorations are not permitted (i.e. balloons, photographs, statues, etc.)
Houseplants, flowers, and other organic decorations such as dried flowers or wreaths are not permitted
Funeral floral pieces are permitted to be used in conjunction with any service and they will be removed from the building the second day following the service.
All decorations must be placed on the tables provided for that purpose. Decorations on the floor or attached to the crypt are not permitted
If, in the judgement of the Association, a floral/decoration or its container is inappropriate, has become deteriorated, unsightly, or left beyond the limited time, it will be removed and disposed of
Mausoleums remain locked at all times. Rightful owners are given a key to access the mausoleums at the time of sale. You can make copies of the key for other family members.
All remains to be entombed in any above ground crypt shall be placed in a durable sealed container approved by the Association.
All interments must be of human remains. Pet ashes are prohibited.