Services Overview
Services We Provide
Restland Memorial Park offers distinctive, personal, and affordable services designed to help you honor your loved one in a way that is unique to them and meaningful to you.
Ground Burial
Traditionally, most people are interred in the ground with either a stone monument or flush memorial designating their location. Families can choose from a variety of locations throughout the cemetery, including specific sections reserved for members of different faiths, nationalities and organizations. Cremations can also be permanently memorialized as ground burials.
Mausoleum Burial
A mausoleum is a structure for above-ground entombment and cremation inurnment. There are oftentimes both interior and exterior locations available for a mausoleum entombment, and cremation inurnment. Many families prefer interior mausoleum entombment, because it provides for visitation year-round, when weather conditions might otherwise be prohibitive.
Cremation
Many families opt for cremation instead of more traditional burials. Ashes may be placed in the ground or in a mausoleum niche, which can provide a place for family members to visit and pay their respects for generations to come.
For more information, including costs, availability, and discount programs, at any of our properties, please contact our Family Service Office.
Please note that only a licensed funeral director can arrange for a cremation, and by law, we are legally not able to provide cremation provider recommendations.
Memorials
Restland Memorial Park does not sell monuments and memorials, but we can provide a list of local companies that do. If you are interested in more information, please contact our Administrative Office.
Service Requests
If you notice something that requires immediate attention, please submit the contact form to send us a message. If you prefer, you are welcome to call us or visit our cemetery office in person.
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