Cemeteries near Perth ON (36 Result(s))

Established in 1956, Glenhaven Memorial Gardens extends across 51 acres. Our mature trees and tranquil pond help to create the peaceful atmosphere ideally suited for embracing fond remembrances of departed loved ones. Located within Glenhaven Memorial Gardens is the Resurrection Catholic Cemetery. We are a proud part of the Arbor Memorial family, a Canadian company with a long-standing tradition of exceptional service.

Serving families since 1988, Hope Cemetery has been one of the largest Catholic cemeteries of the Ottawa region. We help members of the community commemorate their loved ones with respect and dignity.

Located in Kingston, St Mary's Cemetery Monuments is a full-service cemetery that offers plots, cremation plots, niches, mausoleums and monuments. Our friendly and compassionate staff will help you and your family with all of your cemetery needs. Book an appointment today for more information regarding our services, funeral products and rates.

Planning a Remembrance is the First Step : Most people find that pausing to reflect on an individual?s life provides comfort as well as a respectful remembrance of their loved one. Whether you are considering cremation or a casket burial, selecting the type of commemorative event that is right for you or your loved one is the first step in making final arrangements. Many Different Types of Remembrances : Beechwood offers a wide variety of commemorative options 3-4 traditional funerals, life celebrations, memorial services, informal gatherings and catered receptions. It may be something very private or it may include your extended family and friends. It?s a personal choice, and Beechwood can accommodate whatever is right for you and your family.

When Ottawa closed its Lowertown cemeteries (Barracks Hill Cemetery: 1788-1844, and Sandy Hill Cemetery: 1844-1872), His Excellency Joseph Eugène Guigues, 1st Bishop of Ottawa (1848), purchased 50 acres of land from Mr. Bradley for the interment of Catholics. This land became known as Notre-Dame Cemetery. It is Ottawa's oldest and largest Catholic Cemetery. Under the direction of Canon Georges Bouillon, a notable diocesan priest-architect, the plans for the new cemetery began to take shape on October 2, 1870. Work continued in 1871, and on May 1st, 1872, the grounds were consecrated by Bishop Guigues in the presence of 8,000 faithful, and the cemetery was officially opened.